This is a small, family-run farm and you can tell- in the best way! I attended my son's field trip…read morehere and the whole family was part of the tour, which was really sweet. They let the kids get up-close to all of the animals and even let them help collect eggs from the coop. The little farm stand had a great selection of baked good and I bought some shortbread cookies that were delicious. I will for sure keep them in mind for future visits and I hope to drive out there and support them with my business when I am able.

This farm was the best pumpkin patch experience I've ever had. My four year old daughter loved…read morefeeding the cows and goats. It's absolute gorgeous and they don't price gouge like a lot of other seasonal places. The owners are kind and accommodating. We will be getting all of our meat there from now on after seeing their sustainable family farm. The corn we got from there was the best we've ever tasted. Don't skip this place!

Great place to grab fresh produce in the summer and a fun family experience at the pumpkin patch…read moreduring the fall! The fluffy chickens are a great addition too!

A++!! We did the haunted farm experience and the pumpkins and I'm so happy to say both were…read morewonderful, well worth the price, and parking is ample! My son loved the whole place, they employ lively folks, the atmosphere is friendly and productive and fast paced and I FINALLY have a patch I'll go every year for pumpkins and fun. Let's be perfectly honest, there aren't a lot of pumpkin patches near this area that are this much fun. Their hay ride is fast and wild and you get to chuck pumpkins at things! Their pumpkin train is also fast and fun and has cushioned seats! There are goats to love, face painting, a hay maze, the classic corn maze and the pumpkin slingshots are hard to walk away from. The produce is high quality and well priced. The haunted experience was extensive, it goes around the whole farm so it's like doing multiple haunted houses. The actors were awesome. They take into consideration the best way to have fun and there is obvious love in this endeavor. Right under I5, the space is utilized to it's last inch and conveniently located. Go early, stay late, we can't wait to see what else they do through the year. Thanks for the fun!

Please support local! OG CORNER MARKET on River Road is open today and tomorrow for your Turkey…read moreDay necessities! Just bought almost all my ingredients in a matter of minutes. Beautiful smorgasbord of delicious, organic, local wonders! The market is super Covid safe, you order at the front door or online.

Awesome little store with the freshest of fresh veggies and local treats! The employees I talked…read morewith were incredibly helpful and friendly! I seriously cannot wait to see the selection in summer. 10/10!

This is a really special place that you should not miss!…read more The Monarch Butterfly room will blow your mind. Check my photos! To see a room of these, now kinda rare butterflies, is so amazing. To see a butterfly chrysalis, with butterflies that just emerged... very amazing! The flower gardens are fantastic. We walked around the grounds, it's about a 5 minute walk. They also have the special plants/flowers that you can take home to your own butterfly garden. If you're in this area, be sure to take a quick, easy break from driving... I don't think you'll be sorry! Teens were mostly in charge when we visited, most of the time you're on your own to explore.

Ignore the "closed today" that pops up on Google. They are open all week long, 9 to 5!…read more There's a cafe, but that was closed when we visited. The gift shop is nice. You have to walk a tiny bit to see Fort Umpqua, but it is pretty cool to see an actual fort. The best part is the butterfly pavilion. The eggs are teenie tiny blue dots the size of the head of a pin. The butterflies are lovely. Be very careful where you step. We walked down to the river and waded out to the sandbar and looked for cool rocks. That was awesome. All in all, it's a nice place to take a load off.

What a serendipitous discovery! My wife and I were visiting Eugene, Oregon, and the Pacific…read moreNorthwest for the first time in our lives, driving towards the coast -- and a good friend told us about Aragon Alpacas. We were loving the pastoral scenic farmland on the way to Aragon Alpacas, and found it easily. Ann was an amazing hostess, she answered so many of our questions about alpacas, let us feed them carrots, we discovered some great clothing items, socks, vests, sweaters, mittens, scarves, all made from the amazing alpaca fleece. It was so much fun. The alpacas are amazing - they were mesmerized (by us, or our dog? Our dog.) They reminded me of meerkats, all standing, seemingly at alert because of their long necks, looking in the same direction, all swiveling their heads in unison. Each alpaca has a unique, fantastical, exotic or literary in origin name... eg. Bubinga (African rosewood, which he in fact resembles, and his mother has a south African name), Gryffin (a la Gryffindor, he is red with a white flash)... You really must meet them. They're fascinating. My wife now wants an alpaca farm ("We'll never have to kill them!")

We visited the farm and had a wonderful experience. Ann walked is all around to meet all the…read moreAlpacas. She gave us so much education about each of the Alpacas She didn't rush us and was very gracious. I will definitely be returning.

I am so in love with this place! It worked perfectly that this little flower farm store is right…read morenext to the Mount Pisgah Arboretum, which was our wedding venue. It was so special to go there the day before the wedding with my maid of honor and bridesmaid to pick up my order of dried florals and then wander around the grounds to do some u-pick for the live flowers and greenery. We got to have a little "Stardew Valley" moment and it was so memorable. The flowers we got turned into the most beautiful bridal bouquet and stunning boutonnieres, I didn't have to spend a fortune on florals, and I couldn't be happier!

From the owner: Specialty greens, dried flowers, finished wreaths, Christmas trees, and goods from local artisans…read morethat make wonderful holiday gifts! Charles Little and Company was founded in 1986, by Charles Little on 35 acres of nutrient rich soil along the Coast Fork of the Willamette River. Located at the foot of Mt.Pisgah in Eugene Oregon, our crops consist of foliage of all kinds; ornamental herbs, grasses and grains, unique sticks, pods and berries. A sizable part of our farm includes popular annual and perennial flowers such as larkspur, peonies, calla lilies, lavender. We have also devoted a majority of our acreage to woody shrubs and trees such as Viburnum, Ilex, Spirea, Weigela, Hydrangea, Cotinus, Lilac, Snowberry, Cornus, Eucalyptus, Specialty Conifers, Ornamental Cherries and Almonds. Our farm relies on the principles of regenerative agriculture to grow our rows and rows of lushly blooming fields.

The blueberries are great, the staff was helpful and friendly, the prices on you pick were less…read morethan other area farms, the drive was relaxing and beautiful. The Only sketch thing was the bridge you have to cross to get to the property, a little bit scary!!!

A beautiful drive to this great blueberry farm. Trees were…read moreloaded with berries. Picnic tables to snack and rest in between picking. Friendly staff/owner

Awesome time picking ORGANIC blueberries!!! Beautiful little place and prices are sooo reasonable…read moretoo. Too bad we didn't have much cash on hand otherwise we would have definitely gotten 10x more!!! Thanks for maintaining such a cute little place! And the cashier was such a sweet lady. We told her that she should charge us extra for eating and she said that it's totally cool to eat, they plant enough for birds and humans to eat. I know she's just being sweet. Kind people, nice service, great berries! WORTH the stopover if you are anywhere 50 miles near the place. Do it! :)

Without question the best blueberries I've ever had. Huge in size and sweet in flavor these…read moreorganic, pesticide-free berries are the best you'll find on this stretch of the 101. The folks who run this farm are some of the nicest around and are proud of the work they do. If you like fresh berries, be sure to hit this farm!

A quiet, family owned u-pick in scenic Roseburg, Oregon; Shady Lane Orchards makes for a refreshing…read moreroadside pitstop. Strawberries, grapes, cherries and pears all fresh off the vine (or tree). Treat yourself. Your kids will love the experience.