Finally getting around to leaving a review…read more.. Great spot, delicious berries. Loved the U-Pick, a lot of places have stopped doing that and honestly that's half the fun (plus it's cheaper).

I was a very nice experience. The blue berries are plenty and good quality. The hosts are friendly…read more We came twice in July.

Great selection of liquor, beer, and wine from our favorite Kim in town. Love you Kim!…read more If you come in for anything beyond that, be prepared to pay almost double what you would at WinCo for it. But you're paying for the convenience, not the quality or selection.

Loved the vintage outdoor Christmas decor at this store--it reminds me of my small hometown down…read moresouth. The owner was so so nice and gave me a Christmas set of makers mark that I didn't even realize they had, so we got two Christmas rocks glasses to go with! Just want to give them a shout out. Stop here. This store had everything! Based on previous reviews, I MUST have met Kim! Thanks Kim!

Outstanding CSA and worth the drive from Portland. I like the choice of share veggies and the…read morelimitless salad greens. The system is easy to navigate, and I appreciate that I'm empowered to select the veggies that I like and eschew the ones--I'm looking at you, kohlrabi--I will never eat again. This farm also brings in other vendors for fresh eggs, breads and treats, and meats. Highly recommend!

With so many CSAs in Portland, why on earth would you venture out to Helvetia? Because it's truly…read morethe best, and worth the 20 minute drive from downtown Portland. After having been a member of several other CSAs in New York City and Australia, I can say with confidence that Stoneboat is truly as good as it gets. The owners, Jesse and Aaron Nichols are brothers who bring a tremendous amount of varied experience to their farm which emphasizes sustainable growing practices. (While not yet certified organic, they practice entirely organic methods of agriculture.) Stoneboat is the epitome of excellence in small farming - innovative practices to make the most of the season, as well as utilizing old world wisdom and husbandry, such as using draft horses for many tasks that would otherwise require use of their tractor. They are also vibrantly creative and passionate about what they do, which is infectious to their customers. Even their CSA highlights their creativity - each week, they put something fun and unexpected in, from dried smoked chilis to dehydrated hibiscus flowers. Their vegetables are always beautiful, clean and as fresh as they come. Each week, they send out a recipe to use their widely varied produce, and as Aaron is a chef, the recipes are pretty darn delish. They also raise heritage and standard turkeys, although I have yet to purchase one (but I am sure they will be wonderful.) If you're looking for a CSA, I couldn't recommend them more highly. If you're not, be sure to check them out at either of the Hillsboro Farmer's markets. Things I love: - Sustainable growing practices - Draft horses to do some of the work of tractors - Thorough attention to detail, from making sure the produce is clean to a thoughtful weekly update to the customers letting them know the goings on on the farm as well as a recipe to use the produce. - Creative and unusual vegetables balanced with the old favorites - The sweetest guardian dogs in town (although I'm sure they think they're very tough) - Partners with Adelante Mujeres, a Forest Grove nonprofit, to help educate immigrant farmers to grow organically and sell their produce locally - I'm sure I'm missing hundreds of other things to love, but these are the highlights that come most easily to mind. Things I don't love: - For once, I'm at a loss for words!

I enjoy the frozen organic berries from Townsend Farms at Costco, but the advertising on their…read morepackaging is misleading. If you look close, the berries are from South America.

I never knew there was a peony farm so close to where I live! My sister's favorite flower is the…read morepeony, so I told her that Peonies at Glencoe Farms was close by and we should go! I called to make sure they were open on Memorial Day and they were. After we got there, someone was explaining that we could grab a bucket with a little water to place freshly picked peonies into. There were clippers for our convenience. I want to say that they've only been in business for 4 years, I was just too excited to get out into the fields of peonies to confirm that fact! We got a bouquet of 10 beautiful flowers, and my sister had $20 cash, so we got 2 extra stems. It was a nice day to be outside, it wasn't super crowded. I loved watching people posing for photos. Now that I know about this place, I plan on returning every season!

A small quaint family owned peonies farm. You can stroll through the two acres of various peonies…read more The farm is open during peonies season. I was excited they offer you cut stems. They have water, buckets and sheers available for you to use. Upon paying, they pack the flowers nicely along with water. If you're not interested in clipping your own stems, they have ready made bouquets for purchases. Highly recommend checking the farm out! Definitely will be back next season.

My family and I love the Sunrise Blueberry Farm. The freshly picked Legacy blueberries were the…read moresweetest we've ever tasted. It's not just the quality of the blueberries that make this farm special, but it's the people. The warm welcome felt like we've been going to the farm for a long time even if we only visited twice in August. They offer 5 star service with their friendliness and helpful blueberry picking tips. They provided buckets. The season is over, and my son has been asking to go back. We look forward to returning next year.

Super friendly people and great tasting blueberries! I definitely recommend this place.read more

Thank you Adam and Pilgrim's Roasted Nut'Z for answering all my questions!…read moreThe Scotcheroos were OH MY GANACHE YUM! & as big as my hand!! So glad you're here and that I don't have to wait for the North Plains Garlic Festival to grab the cashews and now these goodies!! Super happy that y'all support local artisans too! I'm going to need to come back and try those chocolate caramels and other yumminess in the cooler! Parking is available street side and they are street front in between the Rogue Pub & Knights of Pythias. They offer local honey (some cbd infused too), cookies, pastries and of course all kinds of covered/flavored/roasted nuts!! Super friendly and supporting local-stop by it'll be worth your taste buds!

I found the Bourbon Pecans at the Meating Place and love them! I have re-purchased a few times. I…read moreonly wish they had them more often but they keep selling out. They remind me of Pralines, SO GOOD!