In and out every year. Last year we didn't use alone Owl but man alive the trees were finally…read moreaffected by inflation!! They're much pricier than they have been. And whoever was labeling trees not only got tree types wrong this year but heights. I'm 5'5" and there were 6-7 foot trees that were pretty much my height. No one greeted us this year. My boyfriend took the tree to have it shaken and tied it down to the car. I shouldn't have tipped. Next year I guess I'll be looking for a new spot.

Parking was easy, lots of space. There is a big selection but they didn't have the height we were…read moresearching for. The employees seemed knowledgeable and answered our questions about the trees. I believe the tallest was 9-10ft but nothing taller. We want a 14ft noble so it was nice that we didn't have to walk around to figure that out. They did have shakers and bailers on site. Seemed very organized.

Chad and his crew are absolutely AMAZING They are helpful…read moreand jolly! They really bring in the tradition of hunting for a beautiful tree. They have a beautiful selection of trees that Chad Goes hand picks and cuts down fresh multiple times a week. Great value and loaded on top of the car with a fresh cut. Make sure to say hello to Happy and Lucky dogs

We swung by and picked up our first tree for our first Christmas in Oregon. The man, who I assume…read moreis Chad, was wonderful, fair, and even knocked some money off the tree stand because it was dirty. Are you kidding me? Unbelievably awesome service, value and the tree is awesome too

The lady who runs the store was so kind and helpful. Beautiful selection of pumpkins all for a…read morereasonable price. Walked out of there with pumpkins, marionberry pie, and apple crisp sourdough bread. It was hard not to buy the carmel apples and heirloom tomatoes! Worth the stop!!

While visiting my sister in October 2023 we visited half a dozen farms and Phil's Farm was my…read morefavorite. We stopped in on Friday, October 14th. We were the only ones there. We walked around the store & got to chat with the employees & ask them a bunch of questions. They're a true farm where you can buy local honey, eggs, pie & seasonal produce like potatoes, corn, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, plums, pears, grapes, onions, garlic, berries, cherries, etc Info about what's in season & available can be found on their website. After walking around the store we headed out back to check out the pumpkins, vegetables and flowers. We had the whole place to ourselves. My sister also went through their corn maze. There's a beautiful view of Mt. Hood from the back of the farm. At the start of this review I said this was my favorite of all farms, part of the reason is because they had the most variety of pumpkins & each & every pumpkin was beautiful!!! When we drove past the farm the following day, (Saturday, October 15th) the place was packed for their Farm Day. There were tractor hat rides, a petting zoo, & a taco truck in the parking lot. Unlike other farm there is no admission fee at this farm for families to visit and enjoy a day at the farm.

Tucked away in back. There is a crew onsite to help drive your tree from the field to your vehicle…read more No bailer or shaker, however the selection was great. Saws are provided and they do have some already cut trees to choose from. Parking can fill up quick but there's plenty of space. No kid activities, hot cocoa or things like that BUT if you are on a mission just to get the "u cut" tree without all the extras, this is the place! Price $50 for any tree. ANY tree. I got our 14ft noble tree here and it is glorious and full! Very knowledgeable and friendly staff onsite. Great experience

They have such a wonderfully huge property. Every tree is $30 regardless of size. They provide…read morecutting tools and will help if you ask. I would say if you are looking for a tiny tree you might find a better deal but I would say this will be our go-to spot for every Christmas to come:)

We like to pick out a tree on Black -ahem- GREEN Friday. We had long enjoyed Kirchem Historic Farms…read moreand were looking for a new spot after moving to the West side. We struck out twice: (1) closed with no notice online (2) overpriced, low selection. Luckily, we found Kraxberger Farms 3rd! They have a great selection of trees, and prices are reasonable but not low. We found a beautiful noble fir for $80 and they shook and bailed for an extra $2. I think it's maybe just over 7 feet? My kids were a bit disappointed for no tractor ride. They have saws for you-cut, but were also willing to help with a chain saw. Tiny little store, with trinkets, crafts, snacks, tree fertilizer. Nothing I had to have. It's run by a gang of children, and wasn't terribly efficient. I had to ask for my change several times. I love that it's a family farm, so definitely getting kids involved is great... they just need some defined roles. (Teacher here)

Someone complained in a different review about a narrow road in... that's their driveway to the…read moreproperty. Anyways, parking fills up kinda quick. It's cute, there's a lot of fun things to do besides getting a tree so it's a great family spot if you have small kids. Good selection of trees. There's music, hot chocolate, tractor rides. The trees are pricey depending on what you're looking for. We wanted a noble over 14ft tall and they did have that but it was also $250. They do have a shaker, bailer and great crew to help so you definitely get what you pay for here. Great quality and top notch service!

Christmas tree farm in West Linn, easy to get to off of 205…read more It's a bit small with an average selection: Nordman, Noble, Doug Fir, Grand. They are $5 and $7 per foot- a little spendy for U-cut. They bale and shake for free, which is a nice touch.

I've been coming here since 2012. They are a very friendly, small, quaint tree farm. I especially…read morelike that you pick your tree and they cut it for you, bring it down the trail in their Polaris, shake the tree free of debris with their machine, cut the trunk for you and ask if you want any trims made around the base, net it for you, aaaaaaannnnddd strap it to your car. I literally have to bring nothing but my vision for the perfect tree. It's been so helpful for me since I don't own a saw or know what to do with one. My kids love the cute barn where there is free candy canes and hot chocolate. They take debit card which is always a perk. This place has become a family tradition.

lovely people lovely crowd…read moregood food splurging on sweatshirts coffee and donuts and a killer corn dog ALL THE DOGS I love it here!!!

We were having a great time at the pumpkin patch tonight until an interaction with one of the…read moreemployees completely changed the experience for us. We were sitting in an area directly in line with other people who were already seated nearby. An employee approached us and told us that we were blocking the walkway. I was genuinely confused and simply asked for clarification because there were no signs indicating that we could not sit on the opposite side of the flags, nor did we see anything indicating that the area was designated for handicap seating. Instead of calmly explaining the situation, the employee was incredibly rude and condescending. What bothered me most was her repeatedly suggesting that I "must be having a bad day" and essentially dismissing my questions as me being upset or having an attitude. I was actually having a great day -- I was simply trying to understand why where we were sitting was considered a problem when people were seated directly across from us. What's she's upset about is that I'm challenging her. Everything at the farm was VERY chaotic and I work in customer service and understand and do not blame her for being so upset and rude but I'm simply just trying to ask a question. I have absolutely no issue following rules or moving when asked. The issue was the way we were spoken to. There was no reason for a simple question to turn into an employee making assumptions about my mood and speaking down to me. If an area needs to remain clear or is specifically intended for handicap accessibility, there should be clear signage so guests know that. And if someone genuinely doesn't understand a rule, employees should be able to explain it respectfully without being condescending or making personal comments. Unfortunately, what should have been a fun night at the pumpkin patch was really soured by this interaction. But I would like to thank the owner Ericka (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) she was nice.

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.

Grabbed some tasty apple cider donuts and a hot apple cider. We took some fun pictures and walked…read morearound the farm store checking it all the cute and fun things. We took home some delicious freezer jam and a new flavor amaretto cherry jam that I'm excited to try this year.

We love coming to Lee Farms! There is something fun every year. Getting the fresh donuts is a…read morefamily tradition and it's a great way to start the Fall. Our favorite pumpkin farm!

I live 45 minutes away, so I called for clarity that there was indeed blueberries. They said there…read morewas. I got there, and the rows were basically picked clean, and what was there was old, chalky, and tasted terrible. I went over to the blackberries, which is dumb, given their abundance everywhere. Nothing there that was good or ripe. I went in their cute little shop to see if I could find a manager, and I did see a man that had the air of being a manager, but I couldn't bring myself to pull him aside in front of everyone else having a good time, and say that I've been lied to and I didn't appreciate wasting three hours of my precious weekend. It's a shame because the farm itself is beautiful and very cute. There was goats and chickens and beautiful you pick flowers. Go to Hood River you picks for the rest of the season.

Had a great time here! We did the full u-pick deal & had a blast…read more There were definitely lots of people, but it was large enough that we didn't really run into anyone else when berry picking. We appreciated the outdoor seating area & enjoyed some chill time with some cold beverages post-pick. A nice place to relax & assess our harvest!