One of my favorite summer traditions! Grab a few friends or the family, head out to Sauvie's…read moreIsland, and spend an afternoon picking berries from their fields! Columbia U-Pick Farm has some really fun varieties you don't always see elsewhere, like raspberry caps and pink lemonade blueberries. Everything is sold by weight, so you can pick as much or as little as you'd like! Don't forget to sample as you go while you're picking, that's the fun part! The berries are locally grown, the scenery is truly whimsical, and I guarantee that this visit will turn into a core summer memory! The staff here are super kind and friendly - in the spring time, you can also come here and u-pick your own peonies! What a gem of a spot, located only 30 mins from downtown PDX. If you've never gone berry picking before, start here.

Great place for U-pick. They have Hoods and the new variety, Finnito. They have a great selection…read moreof raspberries and blueberries. They also have an ice cream cart made with their fruit.

Fun! Animals! Pumpkins! We love making our annual Pilgrimage…read moreto Sauvie Island for all things autumn: great pumpkin prices. Carmel apples the size of a soft ball. Bring the family and don't forget the pooch.

While visiting my oldest two, I begged them to relive their childhood with me a go berry picking as…read morethis is not one of the amazing activities you can do when you live in Hawaii (I know, your heart bleeds for me). Despite me "making" them go, we all had a great time and picked 3, ate one, picked 3, ate one and so on and so on and so on until our bellies and our boxes were full of berries. At this visit (mid-July) there were many varieties of red raspberries, blueberries, and yellow raspberries ($3/lb), a bouquet of flowers (50 cents to $1 a stem), and the freshest green beans ($1.50/lb). Other veggies and herbs were also available. The garden is surrounded by rolling hills and backed by snow capped mountains. Just beautiful! Less than 30 minutes outside of the city, but a world away.

Proof that (FB) marketing works! Here for an unusual Father's Day gift, I responded to an ad for…read moreSarracenia Hybrid Carnivorous Pitcher Plants. These beautiful and exotic perennials feed on flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and most other flying bugs. Each plants consumes hundreds of bugs each season. Several varieties in pre potted in 4" pots single crown Pots $15, double crown pots $25. Easy to find, right outside of Salem off of Silverton Rd. They also have cherry trees and other U-Pick options. I was met as soon as I parked and got to see how they're grown and chose the ones I wanted. Pretty cool alternative to the standard dad tie. Check their website for seasonal activities. I'll be back!

Delicious fruit Amazing, kind, generous, god fearing, warm hearted people. If you are ever in the…read morearea stop on by for the fresh fruit and stay for the conversation. Thank you Thompson family. Sincerely Josh Anderson Thanks for everything.

Visiting from Arizona and my sister took us to the fruit stand. This place is amazing. Love all of…read morethe fresh fruit, especially the berries! In a little over one month, I have been back there three times.

We love the family friendly atmosphere and how kind and informed the people are who man the scales…read more Their varieties of berries are excellent! It allows us to experience weeks of fresh or frozen "no spray" blueberries every summer.

Very fun farm with an abundant field filled with sweet blueberry bushes! Only $1.90 per pound for…read morepick your own blueberries. Look for the ones deep in the middle for they have been there the longest and have had the mist time to grow big, crisp and juicy!

What a fun u-pick farm. They give you there boxes which cost like .80, but you can reuse them on…read moreyour next visit. Cherry and peach are $1.99lb for u/pick. They have other fruit as well. If you don't want to u-pick they have a tiny store where you pay higher prices, but can just walk in pay and go. They give you rides deep into the farm in utility vehicle. They had two or three running when I was there. Overall, a very fun experience. We'll come back when apples are ripe.

I love this time of year when the fruit stand is open! I always get such good fruit and I also love…read morethe honey I get there and the fresh flower bouquets! Just got raspberries yesterday and strawberries last month. We make scones with the fresh berries & cherries.

Amazing farm and nursery! Very high quality produce, baked goods, jams and honey. I love visiting!read more

Yummy berries and a fun place to visit…read more I don't think the cashiers know what a smile is however. Oh well Will continue to visit regularly.

Upgrading my review - it's really a great place for berries. We came on opening day today for…read moreu-pick strawberries and it was amazing. Fields were filled with ripe berries, each row was well maintained with hay and no weeds, and the prices were reasonable ($2.50 per pound). We loaded up on Hoods, which were super tasty. We'll be back!

If you want to be treated well, do not go to this farm…read more Went berry picking with the family as we do every year. I go to check in and the guy saw we have the same baskets (from Hoffman) and asked if we want more. We said sure and he threw a basket at us. We asked if there was anything we needed to know. Guy said "nope, you are all good" Go berry picking. See there are rows with orange fencing, which means do not pick here. Pretty obvious. There are blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, marion berries, tay berries, etc. Went to pick blueberries (please mind you, not fenced off) and after getting almost a whole bucket of beautiful blueberries, grandpa on the train honked and screamed at me "NO BLUEBERRIES. NOT OPEN" to which I asked how would I know? He threw his had at me and didn't answer. I didn't understand. Maybe he thought the check in told us not to pick blueberries? But the guy didn't. Thought they were fenced off? I don't know. Pretty odd to be screaming at a customer and not answer them back. We have been going to Hoffman for forever but will be going to another farm due to poor treatment to paying customers. (I have inserted a picture of a sign that says "u-pick fields are closed" at the beginning of the sign, which would mean u-pick is closed? No sign or rope on the other side of field. Sign is easy to miss and if you cannot read English, not obvious that those rows are closed) (Inserted checkin table that does not state anything about what berries are closed) Berries are good. Only reason for 2 stars otherwise 1.