Delicious berries (and other fruit, honey, & often veggies) in an idyllic setting. I got a separate freezer so I could have their berries on hand year round. Full disclosure: I'm a cousin of the folks who own & run the farm (but would give it 5 stars even if I wasn't :-) read more

When it's berry picking season, I head to Morning Shade Farm! They have so many varieties - blackberries, boysenberries, Marion berries, elderberries, raspberries. The blackberries and Marionberries, my fave. They are big, plump, and bursting with flavor. Plus, they are so much easier to pick at a farm where the bushes are staked to a trellis vs. the wild ones I pick on the side of the road. Don't get me wrong, I do pick the wild ones, but I'm usually covered in juice and my hands and arms get all pricked. When I'm here, I pick a huge bucketful so I can make pies. The berries are so sweet I just add a little sugar and lemon juice and the pies are perfect. Also pick enough so I can enjoy some plain, by the handfuls. Their blueberries are sweet and delicious, too! I make space in my freezer so I can have them throughout the year. If you don't want to pick your own, no worries, they sell containers and flats in their cute country store along with other food and gift items. This family farm is so picturesque! It's a lovely setting and it's well run with friendly staff. If you are picking fruit, definitely go in the morning to avoid the sun beating down on your back. And wear a hat! read more

Most beautiful berry picking farm I've been to! They provide buckets, are well priced and friendly

Lovely farm for u-pick and picking up blueberries and other delicious fruit finds! I have been here to pick blueberries in the summer as well as to simply pick up an order we placed over the phone. Both experiences were extremely positive. The cost of the u-pick berries are less than the pick-up bags, but if you don't have the time to pick your own, you won't be disappointed with the berries that have been picked for you. My friend and I shared 20 lbs of fresh blueberries at the end of this summer and I still have some in the freezer! They keep well and are so full of flavor! The last time we picked our own it was a warm sunny afternoon and there was certainly a satisfaction that came with picking our own fruit. I know I will be back here for more in the future. They also have a cute country store in the front building of the farm where I've found great gifts for friends. read more

I've been visiting for 20+ years and have watched this amazing family farm grow. Absolutely perfect place for upick!

Morning Shade is the best berry picking experience I've had in Oregon. Not only are the people wonderful and the 50-acre farm picturesque, but they have a great variety of berries and are well organized so picking and paying is a breeze. All berries are $1.20/pound and they have about six varieties of blueberries, with boysenberries, raspberries, blackberries, elderberries and black currants all ready for picking at various times during the summer. When you are unloading your buckets, they also have large jars of honey for sale with the honeycomb inside. The location is also superb, with a gorgeous house out in the country as your backdrop. There are picnic tables, so you don't have to hurry off after you pick. This farm was relatively crowded on a Saturday morning, but we had no trouble finding space amongst other families and couples in the fields. Now all that is left is baking and eating. We've already prepared blueberry cobbler and scones and are eating berries by the handful. Oregon is heaven in the summertime. read more

I came here today to pick apples and pears! It was fabulous!! The farm is beautiful. They provide buckets and tell you where you need to go. Everything tastes delicious, the prices are fair and the staff is very friendly. I'll be back! read more

Morning Shade Farm - a view of the farm from the side of the road - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Canby, Oregon

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Great selection, level fields / orchards, not super muddy . Observant of covid procedures, friendly staff.

Beautiful grounds. Huge variety of berries. The staff are friendly. They offer some berries prepackaged and frozen. I would highly recommend Morning shade farm. read more

Picking blueberries is something that brings back great childhood memories for me, and I wanted my son to experience the fun too. Now that we're living in blueberry country, it's easy, and the Morning Shade Farm makes it as simple as can be. Their farm has about a zillion blueberry bushes, all different varieties (and the berries taste slightly different too, so have fun finding your favorites!), and they make it easy to get picking. This year the berries are $1.40/pound, and you can still use their buckets for picking. Cash or checks only. There were a lot of cars in the lots when we went, but we didn't find ourselves tripping over other people while among the bushes. The berries were sweet and delicious, and as soon as we plow through the 7.5 lbs of berries we have left, we'll be going back for more. So berry fun! read more

My wife was really excited to pick some Marion Berries, Boysenberries and Currant to make Jam and Cobblers. We got out to Morning Shade early to beat the heat. The Currant plants had been picked pretty clean but we were able to get 4 or 5 lbs in an hour of picking. My problem is with the Boysenberries and Marion Berries. The 6 rows of these berries had been picked to within an inch of their lives. We looked long and hard for over an hour and were able to pick about 6 lbs between the two of us. Not a great hall, but enough to get her started. To my wife's horror as she was rinsing the berries and letting them soak for a minute, we noticed worms coming out of the fruit. It was totally disgusting. I guess they don't manage their vines very well. We have bought Marion and Boysenberries from several fruit stands in the area without any incident. I would stay away from these berries at Morning Shade Farm. Money wasted as we had to throw them all away read more

Drove 40 minutes out here for an advertised plant sale and the place is deserted. We also called when we arrived and there was no answer. Waste of my time. I doubt I'll be back. read more

After reading reviews, my husband and I drove 45 minutes to pick berries. While checking out the lady said price is $2.30lb or $10 for the entire white container. We had picked blue, raspberry and boysenberries (about 5lbs)., We decided to return a week later and only pick blueberries to fill the bucket, but when we went to cashier, the girl said no, it is only priced per lb. Really felt like a bait and switch and not a good business practice. Will not return, there are many other Upick farms that treat customers with respect and honesty. read more

Some of the largest, healthiest and reasonably priced blueberry bushes I have found! We were delighted to meet you and to get these beauties into the ground. This setting seems completely idyllic for a berry adventure. read more

Another great day picking delicious berries. The next wave of blueberries are superb and the plants still absolutely loaded. Boysenberries were available and incredible. Found some almost 2 inches long and had no bitter nor sour taste! Making a pie and hardly using any sugar. read more

What a wonderful drive to pick great sweet blueberries 30 pounds worth .I hope I picked enough to for the winter. The owners are so helpful and king. read more

What a fantastic place for berries! Went here with the kids and picked early blueberries as well as blackberries. The bushes were absolutely loaded with fruit -- big plump berries. All are delicious. We'll certainly be back for the next crop of berries! read more

Third year in a row picking blueberries and other berries today. The people are always helpful and friendly. Today the bushes were loaded with Toro variety of blueberry. They are sweet and large, about the size of grapes. It didn't take long to pick almost 40 lbs. we tried a new tip this year, hands free buckets. We poked holes in the rim of cleaned quart sized yogurt containers, strung a light weight rope through the holes and hung them from our necks. This way we had both hands available to pick. When the quart was full we simply transferred them to the bucket that they provided. Props for Organic farming practices too. read more

Amazing place to pick blueberries and raspberries! It's a nice family friendly farm ran by a small family. We loved picking there. Great prices too!! read more

No spray berries that are so easy to pick, plenty of huge blueberries. Love how you don't have to walk far from the parking lot to the bushes. Very reasonably priced, they even sell blueberry bushes in many varieties and vegetables in a smaller garden on the side. read more

My favorite place to pick berries near Portland. The blueberries are consistently excellent, the rows are nicely spaced, and the owners are friendly and personable. They also have excellent honey, and are one of the few places you'll find black currants in northern oregon. Worth the drive - and even better if you live nearby! read more

I really enjoy heading out to this farm for all their wonderful you pick crops. They have many different kinds of berries, but the specialize in blueberries. There is also an orchard with apples and pears and I believe peaches. Be sure to check their website before heading out so you know what is currently available. They are pretty good about updating it if they are low on any crops so you don't have to drive out there to be disappointed. Great prices and very kind people. Just don't wait until Sunday afternoon. It is quite popular and most berries are pretty well picked over on Saturdays. read more

I've been picking blueberries in Oregon for over 40 years, beginning back when kids made 10 cents a pound for picking. That was good money for a kid on a summer job. I rode my bike over to the farm of a little old Swedish lady who was a family friend. She never spoiled us nor was she hard to work for,she was just a businesswoman making a living from a beautiful little farm that I will never forget. It's funny how we make the best memories from the smallest things. Morning Shade Farm has the best berries, we brought home several pounds for freezing, and my husband had to try his hand at growing some. We now have a lovely blueberry patch in our garden. And he has room for three more plants,so we will have more of those little tasty jewels next year. And we still go out to the farm to get berries to freeze. And they do freeze beautifully. If I sound like a commercial for MSF I don't mean to. It's just a mix of the memories of a former farm kid and the happiness of knowing we can still find places like this to go and get great food for my family. Without small farms and the people who work so hard to keep them going, we would be buying tasteless mass produced berries and produce from the grocery stores, and not knowing what has been put on them. As for anyone that gives this farm a negative rating or comment, perhaps it is just because they grew up thinking that blueberries came in a box with their Captain Crunch. read more