I came across this farm on Ridgefield's Facebook page. The private tour is $35 for a maximum of 6…read morepeople. I'm so glad I booked and cannot wait to go back with my family who will be visiting bc WA this summer. The entrance is about half a mile drive in to the farm. You start seeing the Alpacas right away and there are so many! It's an instant high pitch voice of excitement on my part (haha). The owner and daughter were waiting for us to greet us and were so kind! We did four different activities with the Alpacas: walked up to them and gave us background info on the Alpacas and farm, we pet a one year old Alpaca and two year old, fed them, walked two other Alpacas and ended our tour in their gift shop. The gift shop we had one more daughter who walked us through the texture of fiber and how it ends as yarn. The owner's wife whom we did not meet but hope to in the future made two hats and they were beautiful! $45 each and we bought those. She's also a photographer and does photography with the Alpacas if you wanted. It was an amazing experience!

We got to meet Sullivan (Sully) and Phantom, we fed and pet them and learned that they do not like…read morebeing petted on their fluffy heads as adorable as they may be! I highly recommend this experience for everyone, I am from SF and this was a highlight to my trip up to WA! It was fulfilling and insightful about farm/family life. The family and the environment they've created around their farm is warm and welcoming. The sisters AKA daughters are heavily involved in the alpaca farm life and we are happy to see the next generation taking on heavy responsibilities at a young age. With that being said , GREATLY recommend this experience! & thank you for having us

Such a cute place to visit. I loved getting to say hello to all the friendly animals.read more

I took my kids for a visit to frog pond farm. They have a plethora of animals for you to visit…read more You can buy feed cups for $5 at the admissions office. Their fall festival, including the pumpkin patch, was not running yet and I felt some of the farm was a little limited because of that. They ran out of apple cider donuts for purchase and parts of the farm had a closed sign on it. That being said, there was still plenty of animals to visit, including two camels!, bounce houses for kids, outdoor games, and general farm vibes. Next time I would pack a picnic lunch as the only options available were lemonade and donuts until they were sold out on site. Staff was friendly and the animals looked well cared for. Perfect spot for a weekend farm day activity. I was surprised how much fun my kids had and look forward to visiting again when I can walk more of the farm.

Amazing beer and friendly staff! Gorgeous views of farm country! Something new, different and off…read morethe beaten path!

Amazing place with even better beer and service! If you like beer you need to make it here!read more

We attended an event here…read more The barn is the highlight. It was huge & offered lots of space to roam and allow kiddos to have fun birthday party wise. Their tour was running late- by late I mean 40 minutes... so we had to shuffle things around party wise. The tour consists I of seeing the animals. Didn't realize that the Ostrich were there for lol meat purposes. During the tour kiddos got to feed them. They have a few different areas to roam, with some tables. It's a decent sized place. I think it could use some TLC though.

This is a wonderful farm if you want to see animals up close. We saw and got to feed alpacas,…read moreostriches, emus, lamp/sheep. If you're planning on visiting, make a reservation for ether a group or private tour. The group tour is $15 per person while the private tour is $150 for the entire group. The only drawback with the group tour is you don't know how many people might be in it. We had almost 40 in our group and that was a bit too many in my opinion. When you arrive, check-in is inside the red barn. They'll let you know which group tour you belong to. They have port o' potties and hand washing stations behind the barn. If you end up getting any food from the food truck (ostrich sliders and ostrich philly steak style sandwiches), you can bring it into the barn where there's picnic style tables and benches. The "gift shop" is also inside the barn. If you do come on wet day or after it rains, be sure to wear appropriate shoes...it can get muddy as you walk from one animal area to another.

We had an awesome time feeding the alpacas! You can purchase a bag of feed from the store and feed…read morethe alpacas in two areas. One section has the female alpacas and males are in a different outside area. The female alpacas we tried to feed were not as interested in us so we tried our luck with the males. The three males at the feeding area welcomed the food. One of them would try to eat out of our hand when one of their buddies is already eating. I recommend wearing clothes that you don't mind having spit on. My husband got some spit splatter on his jacket when we were trying to feed one of the female alpacas. There is a wide selection of items in the gift shop and we left with a stuffed animal that looks just like the voracious eater we met at this ranch. Come have some fun with the alpacas!

Super fun side trip from the tulip festival! The staff/owners here weee so friendly, welcoming, and…read moreeducational! We got to feed the alpacas for $5 a bag serving and they brought some nice ones out for us. We fed 3 of the females and they were so sweet! Free parking, they have a store, and a nice portable bathroom.

Everything about our experience at Rossi Farm was excellent! From the tour prior to booking to the…read moreassistance at our event we were pleased!! Had around a hundred guests, we catered and there was plenty of room for food and drinks, we had a bounce boxing ring and we set up a small skating rink and had lots of room for separation between entertainment areas. I would seriously recommend Rossi Farm for your next event!

This is the most beautiful property in all of Parkrose! There are so many things that happen here…read morein our community and this family is such a blessing. If you know, you know!

Really cute little farm that's open during covid. They have animals, plants and a nice little shop…read more I buy a banana tree and it was very reasonable. I wish they had all the other stuff going too but I just randomly popped up on a Monday lol. The lady was very nice and very informative about the lavender varieties. My son enjoyed walking around and looking at the huge chickens.

No tomato's but plenty of lavender. Be sure to check the address Yelp will take you somewhere else…read moreabout a block away.

We absolutely love this farm. We've bought excellent pork, lamb, beef and eggs from Jim and his…read morewife on multiple occasions. We love the fact that we can buy locally from this sustainable family farm that really is thoughtful about the way that they farm. We also did the UPick fruit on the farm open house day which was super fun! I highly recommend buying from this farm, they treat all of their animals extremely well and have high quality products. Five stars!

I just visited this farm during the 2019 WSU farm tour. We bought some regular eggs, pullet eggs…read moreand several veggies and u-pick fruit. Would love to check out their meats when they become available. The owners were friendly and the farm was lovely!

Beautiful, picturesque & peacefully quaint little farm. The corn maze was one of the best I have…read moreever visited. Well worth the price of admission.

I recently discovered this place as I was looking for somewhere to dump some dirt in the north…read morePortland area. I was surprised at the price. $15 per ton for dumping dirt and $5 per ton for dumping concrete. Definitely the most affordable place in the area. I only took one start down because maneuverability is a little difficult especially with a trailer and service is sometimes slow due to the guys not always being in the office when you drive up to weigh.

With Horsethief Butte as the scenic backdrop, this lake is a relaxing spot for fishing & kayaking…read more Equipped with bathrooms & showers, a popular place for camping & RV sleepovers. Not naturally formed, flooded into existence by the Dalles Dam. Without a natural circulation of water, the summer creates toxic algae harmful to humans and fish. Warning signs are posted. A petroglyph trail is a highlight for all; in depth tour guide available by reservation. Boat launch access to the Columbia River.

Lovely piece of the Gorge. We've stopped by the lake portion and checked out the Petroglyphs before…read morewhile passing through, as well as briefly jumping onto a trail at the Butte. This weekend we got around to investing more time in the trails of Butte and it was pretty fun. The trails don't allow for a complete loop around the rock, as there's a block for restoration on the east side. But you can wander most of the way around the water side...up and around the rocks is really where's it at though. There are 3 access points to the top from the trails, and the bouldering up is loads of fun. Once atop you can roam all about and enjoy fabulous views from every angle. While the remainder of the trails at Butte are average, we found it pretty entertaining to climb around the rock portion. There's a decent amount of parking...Discover Pass required...as well at a vault toilet at the trailhead.