Wonderful selections of apples, stone fruits and some berries! The most impressive family orchard…read moreI've visited. And I've visited a literal handful! Awesome heritage story too. Visit!

I have visited Kiyokawa at farmers markets before (they're at 13 of them!), but this month was the…read morefirst time I went out to their farm in Parkdale, OR. This is a third generation farm - their grandparents immigrated from Japan in the early 1900s. It's almost 300 acres and they've got apples, pears, peaches, cherries, berries, and probably more. The farmstand is open July through November. They've got a pick your own/U-pick options. They specialize in growing over 150 different varieties of apples, pears, cherries, and stone fruit. Their website is pretty up-to-date on which fruit are available at any given time. I really enjoyed stopping into the marketplace for a wide selection of pre-picked fruits, some of which had samples available. They were priced by weight and I was very pleased with the cost in the end ($12 for so many apples!).

So fun to U-pick peaches, apples and some strawberries today! Don't forget to get a Gorge Glacier!…read moreGreat service and beautiful grounds to hang out on.

Good farm house for fresh fruits and vegetables with the option for u-pick! We visited in early…read moreAugust and they had peaches, apples, strawberries, blueberries, peppers, tomatoes, and herbs. Overall, it's a nice stop with very friendly staff. We ended up picking three peaches and an apple for $7.20.

Coming from Hawaii it was a different experience picking your own fresh fruits right off the trees…read moreand having to enjoy them and take it home. When we went in August the only fruits that we could pick was doughnut peaches and blueberries, because the apples were not ready to be picked and the pears had a little more time before they were for eating. Over all it was a fun experience and after you are finish filling your bag they weight it and charge you $5.00 per pound.

Cute spot! I went here late season in October and it was pretty picked over but the apples were…read moresuper cheap. The person working was really not very welcoming or friendly though and just had some weird vibes! The setting is beautiful though and once you're among the apple trees it's very peaceful.

great farm and orchard. nice tasting room. highly recommend visiting. Great cider And incredible…read moreviews. Highly recommend visiting.

Pass the big commercial farm stands and visit the small family run stands. Service is wonderful,…read morethe fruit delicious and prices easily 20-25% what you pay at the "famous" stands. The setting is so quaint with the farm stand right next to the orchard. Huge crates of ripe and almost ripe apples and pears. I bought several of 3 varieties of apples and a few pears and it came to $2.25. Truly! At a different fruit stand, one apple or pear was $1.50. They take credit cards but I always bring cash which I know they appreciate. Natalie is one of the owners and she is delightful. Located a few minutes off OR-35, definitely visit while out doing the Fruit Loop or wine and cider tasting. Plenty of parking in their lot.

Great U-pick, entrance is slightly hidden but it's quite nice! Good price for organic and U pick…read moreand they provide buckets of many sizes for picking. The lady is very sweet, would very recommend a visit!

I loved this quiet spot with luscious cherries almost throwing themselves into the provided little…read morered plastic bucket. Off the formal fruit loop, this place is a gem. No crowds and one amazing toddler with a cherry stained face and blissed out parents. Owned by a woman whose dog is named Hilda, I claim this organic farm my go to U pick. And lunch in Hood River after picking is close by and delicious.

This is our go-to blueberry farm! The ambience is quiet and private on a small farm, the owners are…read moresweethearts, and the fruit is absolutely delicious. They have a pond with weeping willows reaching down to a glassy surface full of water lilies. Birds and butterflies are everywhere. They encourage you to bring a camping chair and enjoy the ambience while you're there. It's very different from the usual hot, dusty, open field u-pick experience in Oregon. The wide variety of berries that ripen for many months running are organic and the bushes are lush and very healthy looking. Their prices are lower than most organic u-pick farms and they provide free bags. All proceeds go to the Fistula Foundation that helps women and girls in Uganda where the owners, Linda and Will, make regular trips. Willinda also has African art for sale like baskets and figurines--so beautiful! We look forward to coming here every year, I've brought groups of friends along. It's a not to be missed experience.

I love coming to Wilinda's. It is an awesome experience for my family. This small patch is pretty…read moremuch in the middle of town. My twins get a bucket each and I get my own. This was a breakthrough for my little boy, before coming here, he would refuse to eat blueberries. Now he can't get enough. I puts more in his belly than in the bucket. We go up and down the rows grabbing the darkest berries and at the end we take them up front to the lady in charge and pay for our loot. I always pay a few dollars more than what they tell me, because the twins eat quite a bit while picking the blueberries. Maybe it would be best for them to weigh my twins before and after the picking.

When it's blueberry season, I head to Browning Blueberries to pick a bucket of the sweetest…read moreblueberries! The fields are beautiful with Mt. Hood standing tall, covered in snow, making an incredible backdrop against the blue sky. This is living the PNW life! Blueberry season is about a month long. Browning is open everyday mid July-mid August. Hours are 8am-7pm so it's easy to fit a stop in when you are out doing the Hood River Fruit Loop. I go early around 10am before it gets too hot. And I always wear a hat and sunscreen. We pick a lot so we have plenty to eat by the handfuls and make blueberries pie and jam. With the lie, I don't e over have to add that much sugar spas the berries are sweet. I brighten the filling up with fresh lemon juice and zest and thicken with cornstarch. The pies are beautiful and taste like summer! Browning is #20 on the Fruit Loop in the same general area as Mt. View Orchards and Grateful Vineyards. After picking berries, I stop by Mt. view Orchards for other fruits and then grab a cider and slice of pizza at Grateful Vineyards, both of which also have fabulous views of Mt. hood. Highly recommend this friendly and gorgeous family farm!

Okay- Maps program misses the address by a couple of blocks- their location is just east of where…read moreit should be. Great fruit and very good service- highly recommend.

Absolute best fruit stand I've ever seen. I love how you always have an abundance of fruit and veg…read moreto choose from. I'd never hade huckleberries, I believe it was, and they were delicious! And the raspberries, holy moly. I have one gallon bag left, and can't decide how to use them. Either way, I can't wait for spring and summer for all of what the harvests bring!