My new favorite place to pick blueberries…read more Little out of the way but the berries are great, staff is friendly & helpful and the price is pretty good for fresh organic blueberries. Plus, the kids have a lot of fun.

Easy. Lots of varieties. I think 7 or 8. Friendly owner and friendly greeting dogs. A corgi and…read moreneighbor chocolate lab. Took our 14m old. He loved it. The plants are loaded and tall.

We loved our experience picking blueberries here! We went on the tail end of the season and the…read moreberries were beautiful, plentiful, and delicious. Bonus, they had a clean porta potty and hand washing station. Oh, and they have lots of extra treats like bread and slushies! We will be back next year, for sure!

Oregon Blues is a wonderful family farm, with the best berries and bread around! I love taking my…read morefamily there for sweet berries and good memories!

Great place for blueberries. Picked chandler blueberries, they were huge. I've never seen a line…read moreforming 30 minutes before a u-pick farm opens up. Will definitely go back.

My wife and our 10 year old son went to this farm on Wednesday July 16 to pick blueberry because…read moresome of our friend recommended. When we got there we were greeted by an older gentleman with a white beard. He asked us if we ever been here before and we told him that this was our first time coming here and was recommended by friends. He then asked us to follow him and we walked toward the end of the field to the last 22 rows. He told us that we can pick right here in front of the second row. After picking for 15 minutes we noticed that the berries were small and not as much like the rest of the other rows. We told our son to only pick the big blue berries, he then corrected us right away and said that we had to pick all the blue berries and not only the big ones. Then I noticed that there were 4 other groups (Families) that was on the same roll and side picking next to us that was probably 15 to 20 feet away from us. So we proceeded to move to a couple row in and picked where there were more and bigger. He came over to us right away and told us how come we left and not pick where he left us. I told him that this is U-Pick correct and as long as the field were open I am able to pick in that area at least what I understand how U-Pick works. I then asked him why are people picking here and you want us to pick over there where there were less and smaller berries. I also noticed that the people that he favors or friends and families gets to pick the newer crops and we were picking what they missed or did not picked. My wife got upset and we left the farm. I honestly didn't understand why he was like that cause I read great reviews but we were not about to pick after someone else left overs. I would can tell you that this was the worst experience we ever encounter at a U-Pick place. It's unfortunate and if this was their policies, they need to post this on their FB Market Place or have signs at the entrance. Unfair treatments and practice. Never would come back and would tell everyone to avoid coming here!!!

If you're looking for a solid pumpkin patch with great prices and all the frills, this is the place…read morefor you! They have food, hayrides, a corn maze, petting zoo and more. The apple cider and apple cider were incredible on a cold rainy day. The pumpkins were also such a great deal! .52 cents/lb is a great deal at an actual pumpkin patch. Parking was easy and staff is also extremely friendly as well. Highly recommend!

Such a cute little farm with chickens and pumpkin picking and of course, the star of the show, the…read moreapple cider slushies and donuts. Thats the whole reason we come here and they never disappoint. The workers are always so nice and the service is quick despite the crowd. I wish they would let me buy a gallon of the slushie but alas. Highly recommend if you're looking for fresh hot donuts!

Great first time picking experience despite raining. Note: Signs said Not Organic, if you are…read moreparticular.

First time coming to this u-pick farm to pick blueberries. We came into a gated area with 3…read moredifferent languages on the signs telling people where to check in. English, Vietnamese, and Chinese. We got a pail from the front. There was three to four porta- potty available at the checkin area. Lots of area to wander. There were only two varieties available to pick at this time. It was good size blueberries farm. Lots of room to move around. We had a great time here. Thank you!

You gotta try their watermelon. It's a 10/10 every time!…read more Crunchy Sweet Juicy Never soggy or over ripe. It's $9.50 per watermelon which is a little expensive and the watermelon is almost half the size as one from Costco.

Went out and got 30 pounds of cucumbers. On the small side but that's okay, less cutting. The man…read moreworking the counter hardly talked. the organic walla wallas were probably not organic. Did have a nice selection of produce.

This is our go-to berry farm! Berries are easy to pick with well-kept bushes. The bushes were just…read morethe right height for my kids to help, too! The ground is nicely mulched and I rarely encountered any bugs. The berries are good-sized and taste delicious!!! I keep recommending this place to my friends. We love supporting family-fun business, especially when the experience is so enjoyable.

What a great find! This family farm is big enough to get our fair share of delicious blueberries,…read morebut small enough to keep an eye on our toddler running up and down the aisles have a time if his life. The owner was very kind and her kids welcomed my son onto their play structure. It was a lovely experience and we will definitely be going back!

Phil and his dad are super nice. An eclectic nursery with a strong focus on fruit-bearing trees…read moreand shrubs. His prices are great and he is knowledgable about the plants he stocks. This is an easy drive from town. I look forward to another visit as soon as I can find another spot to plop down another fruit tree.

I love coming to Phil's Farm! Phil, his mom and his son and…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. There's a great selection of everything from fruit trees, grapes, flowers and flowering trees. Theres even a small gift shop. Some of the bonsais items are my favorites. The prices are really reasonable and the plants and trees are very nice. I'll be back soon for more trees!

Easiest pumpkin patch we've been to this year and affordable! Pumpkins are priced well and many…read moresizes to pick from in the field and also up by the stand. NO ADMISSION FEES!!! No hayrides and the pull carts (social distancing reasons) but still fun for the kids. They had a mini hay maze that the kids enjoyed jumping and running through. Tire swings and tire climbing stack. The slide and play area is closed. The petting area is closed but the goats and donkeys are easy to view in their big fenced area. All were friendly. Most people were wearing masks in the crowded areas and some masked off in the field since there was barely anyone within 25 ft of each other out there. They had produce, fruit, and U cut flowers. Fresh! Friendly and low pressure. Great set up for pics in many spots and spaced out. Come support this wonderful farm! Cash, check, or Venmo only.

Stopped by on Tuesday. They had a farm stand with okay area. They sell pumpkins in the area…read more There is a play area for kids. Olson Farms is located on a big area area. There are slides, tractor tire obstacles and swing area. We had fun taking some pumpkin pictures. Very nice day to enjoy before the rain hits. I know there are more activities on the weekends. So if you want more activities, definitely come over in a weekends.

I drove out there with me mum last weekend. We enjoyed this place with its quiet, wooded setting…read more It was easy to find. They are on the north side of Church Rd. and are just across the road kitty-corner from Frank Ave. Look for a white blueberry sign, then you drive down a long gravel driveway and cross a wooden bridge over a picturesque creek and pull into a fenced parking area. Unfortunately, parking is limited and we had to wait for a space to open up before we could park but that is not always the case. We've been there several times. The blueberry bushes were loaded and we picked 25 lbs. in less than 2 hours but this was early picking in mid July and the berries vary with the time of season. They don't furnish buckets to pick in so you will have to bring your own. A large coffee can or small bucket attached to a rope or belt you can tie around your waist frees up both hands to pick with and works well. They had a porta potty in the corner of the field, something most places don't have. The folks there were friendly and helpful. The gentleman even helped me carry the blueberries to the car so my mom didn't have to. They charged 25 cents per lb. less than Orient Nursery on Haley Rd. where we always used to go. We also u-picked peaches there, mainly Suncrest I think. They have several varieties in the orchard. Trees are low and easy to pick.

Peter and his wife have a beautiful blueberry field, we picked 38 lbs today our 3rd time back for…read moremy wife, my second, highly recommended. Thanks again for having us. Jeff & Jill