We visited Red Berry Barn to pick up strawberries as they were one of the few places open with Hoods on Memorial Day. Walking in at 9AM, they had plenty of prepicked pints on a table and also an entire field of strawberries available for U-Pick. Pricing is actually cheaper for the pre-picked pints, but I assume that's because U-Pick means you're eating while picking as well. Red Berry Barn grows three types of strawberries on their farm. Firstly, probably 30-40 rows of Hoods, then some Shuksans, and finally the ever popular (for farmers, given the day-neutral designation) Albion. It's actually quite easy telling the three apart. The Hoods are overgrown, barely kept organized into rows, with lighter color leaves hiding all of the strawberry red deliciousness hiding underneath. The Shuksans in the center, are the tallest of the plants, with striking dark green foliage. The Albions in the last rows look almost emaciated, with small leaves barely able to support the ample stock of strawberries growing from them. Red Berry Barn doesn't have any particular system for organized picking unlike some other U-Pick farms. Most the field was flush with berries, so we just wandered around wherever we wanted to pick the strawberries. We went here specifically to purchase and pick Hoods. The strawberries here aren't like those of other farms. For some reason, the Hoods are much larger, perhaps 3-4x the size of other Hoods, but still with the protruding cap. The outer shell is also quite a bit harder than the typical soft Hood. The taste isn't the same either, being still sweet and plump with good strawberry fragrance, but missing some of the perfumy quality an excellent Hood has from some of the non U-Pick farms. The skin is also much firmer - usually Hoods only last a day or two before going bad due to how delicate their skins are, but on Day 2, these strawberries were still firm. I have no idea if it's the terroir or the growing and fertilizer regimen fed to the strawberries or not. The Shuksans didn't seem to be ready at the time we visited. I tried a couple that looked ripe on the plants, but they were still mostly hard and tasted like sour water. The Albions, however, were among the best Albions I've had, at least the most ripe ones which consist of perhaps only 5% of the crop. They're super sweet and almost reach Hood levels of perfumy quality but with a different taste. Most Albions, however, basically taste like cold storage grocery store strawberries. Just to hammer it in more - the best of the everbearing and/or day neutral varieties like Albion can be great, but on average, they are worse than June-bearing varieties! Albion especially I think is built for shelf life thanks to the waxy coat on the exterior and the firm interior. We ended up buying a half flat of Hoods to save us some time, and picked up a $16 basket that probably fit around 3-4 pints of strawberries. Red Berry Farm derinitely does in a pinch to get some fresh strawberries. I don't think their Hoods are as good as from other farms, but they're still miles better than any grocery store strawberry. read more

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We love this farm store with all it has to offer. The apple cider donuts are warm and fresh. They also have pumpkin donuts. The milkshake & donut combo is my favorite. They have great tasting pies as well. We love the take and bake frozen pie to keep on hand. They have a wonderful variety of jams, sauces and syrups. Love grabbing a few items to add to gift baskets. They have some great soup starters and chili mix. They have a private parking lot right off 99fwy. Make a day of it and head over to Sleigh bells right up the road. read more

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Cute shop beautiful flowers and many tasty treats. Many packaged snacks and treats. Staff nice. read more

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We stopped by for coffee and a snack on our way to the coast. Their marionberry donuts are a must try! Next time we'll try the apple cider donuts. read more

We would make the trek down to Red Berry Barn from Silverdale, WA just for their pies and cider donuts. The staff were always so friendly and when they started running fall activities our toddler had even more to explore during our visits. We can't wait to come back for more treats and fun! read more

What a fun afternoon at Red Berry Barn. Lots of fun activities for the kiddos. Zip line, bouncy house, bouncy trampoline, corn maze, giant slide, apple cannon and more. They have food and drink options too! Great afternoon of fun in Sherwood! read more

I stopped by Sunday looking for hummingbird bird type flowers they had nothing at time but said they have it brought up Monday I stopped by Monday and they had brought in some beautiful hanging baskets Hummingbird Friendly lol I bought it and took it home Hung it and within like 2 minutes (not kidding !) hummingbird bird came buzzing in. It is officially hummingbird approved ! And it looks great ! Super service and great price !!! Thank you read more

Red Berry Barn - Hanging basket/humming bird - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

What a great place. Went up to Portland to see my adult kids and new grandson and we wanted to go try this place out. I live that you pay one flat fee and every activity is included and unlimited. Food options were great as well. Everyone was so sweet and the activities fit all ages. read more

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The cutest little nursery with an amazing gift shop and sweet treats. A beautiful May day to look at some hanging baskets. I didn't necessarily need to buy anything today but a good distraction to see what they had to offer. Their selection was nice, sun loving and shade plants in a variety of colors and sizes. The pricing was in line with most other nurseries. I will go back when I'm ready to pull the trigger on plant purchases. read more

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Very nice experience visiting Red Berry Barn for the first time. Clean environment with very friendly customer service, lots to look at, and delicious ice cream that they make. read more

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We're not used to the mainland US seasons living in Hawaii, so we decided to make it special for our 5 and 9 year old girls with a visit to this awesome pumpkin patch! We went on a weekday to snag the lower price, and ended up splurging on the $18 admission pass for the full experience: a variety of fun activities galore! Bounce houses: No germ worries in the cool weather, and it was blissfully uncrowded. Mega slides: Only my 5-year-old dared to conquer them, and she had a blast! Play structure: Swinging fun for the win! Tube slides: Rain or shine, it's a wild ride! Be prepared for some muddy laughs if it's wet! Wiggly carts: Even the grown-ups got a taste of the wiggly action! Zip lines: A total highlight! Kids and adults alike went zipping back for more. I admit, I had a slight hiccup with jumping on this, but who cares when you're having this much fun? The photo ops and pumpkin patch were next-level - seriously, beats any other pumpkin patch we've hit up! Corn maze: Rain or not, we rode that maze twice! Bonus points for passing those adorable mini Christmas trees! Hot chocolate and treats? They nailed the Fall vibe - it was the cherry on top of an already fantastic visit! What a blast we had at this place! read more

My husband, son, and I drove past Red Berry Barn about 2 weeks ago while they had their fall festival, and we decided to stop. I'm so glad that we did because we created some of the best memories here! The employee that we ordered from showed us around a little and was very nice. We went on a Wednesday at 11am, so entry for adults was cheaper, $14 each I think. Kids under 1 are free. Our son is a little over a year old, but he still enjoyed trying to walk on the jump pad, being pushed on the scooters, exploring the pumpkins, and petting the goats and calf. He watched us and older kids jumping on the jump pad and was able to begin learning to jump. It's great seeing him interact and laugh as he was learning. My husband and I tried the hot apple cider, mini pumpkin pie, and pumpkin donut. All of the items were fresh, delicious, and served at a good temperature. Rating from F to A+++, it gets an A+++!! read more

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We brought the kids out yesterday for some strawberries, ice cream and other snacks. I would be giving a 5 star review but the blonde cashier girl working yesterday (probably age 17/18) evening seemed to be irritated to do her job. I don't know if she was having a bad day or just really dislikes working on a farm as a cashier serving food, drinks and ice cream but she was not happy to be there. It made us all uncomfortable. I was going to come back in and purchase more but we decided not to because of her attitude from the last interaction. We went up to order some food and she made a loud sigh like she didn't want to make the food we ordered. When we ordered ice cream she laid the cone down on its side rolling around on the counter while she was scooping another cone (not very sanitary if you wanted to eat the cone rolling on the counter). Overall we really like the farm and would love to come back but thought management/owner should be aware of the employee attitude towards customers. I'm sure there were other customers that observed the same behavior from her yesterday too. read more

I drive by here everyday. I've been meaning to stop in and finally did it. I've been missing out on this gem! Honey, wine, syrups, coffee, hot sauce, fresh baked pies/doughnuts, ice cream .... I think you get the picture. It's kind of a one stop shop for goodies and outdoor flowers. They have seating outside for snacking on all the goodies. A beautiful selection of porch flowers and hanging and ground pots. I wanted to buy everything. This place left a lasting impression for me. It smelled so good when I walked in, it's clean, warm and welcoming. It was a treat finding they had American made items. This trip I tried the doughnuts, bought some chicken pot pie, 2 bottles of wine and some syrup. I'm making this place a regular stop! read more

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Highly do not recommend I would recommend it IF it did not cost 25$ dollars per person to just sit down and eat, AND on top of the fee you had to pay for the food which makes complete sense but if I'm going to pay 25$ to just be there why am I paying 8$ just to play a game etc. The lady who came up to us was very rude when we completely unaware of the 25$ fee which there was no sign for this, if your going to make somebody pay 25$ for the bare minimum at a farm then you should have given me a trophy or something. read more

Overall, this is a cutesy, kind of touristy place which is fun to look around for awhile but if you have some time to kill while in the area or want something as a gift for friends while visiting. I had wanted to stop by and get plenty of fresh berries as I don't have that option in the dessert. It was unfortunate for me then to come at the wrong time of the year...a time when only strawberries were in season. Now, don't get me wrong, the strawberries I got were the most flavorful, juicy strawberries I have ever eaten (I've never had juice run down my arm from a strawberry before), I just wish there were other berries that II couldn't get elsewhere, there. Not the fault of Red Berry Farm at all but still, there wasn't much else I wanted after browsing. read more

Red Berry Barn - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

The cutest little pumpkin patch/ market! It's right off the 99W highway, so it's really easy to get to. I only checked out the market since I wanted to try the popular apple cider donuts. The donuts were fresh, so they were nice and warm. Incredibly moist and had such a wonderful apple flavor, perfect for the autumn time! I hear they have these donuts year round and seasonal flavors on rotation. The seasonal flavor is pumpkin and it was a bit heavier than the the apple cider ones but still tasty. Highly recommend for any donut lover! read more

Red Berry Barn - Get the donuts in the case - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

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Unfortunately this place has become completely unaffordable. We do okay income-wise, but $100 just for the entry for our family of four is wild. read more

Our children have been excited to go to the fall festival all year long having driven by hundreds of times. The fact that it would cost $100 for our 3 year old, 5 year old and two observing (but not participating) parents is mind blowing... and heartbreaking for us and the kids. For comparison it's $25 to go to the Oregon Coast Aquarium which is a multimillion dollar facility that takes excessively more money to run and keep up. Also, the times where it's moderately less money are times us parents are at work and the kids are in school. I'm incredibly disappointed Red Berry Barn. read more

way too overpriced! for a family with four kids it's 100$?? and then, an adult needs to accompany them, so an additional 25$ per adult to accompany the kids on slides etc. Pumpkins started at 20$ + each, single scoop cones 5 bucks. we had to leave, with all the grandkids crying, and everyone disappointed, we couldn't cough up the money to take our grandkids to the pumpkin patch, it was so very sad. we will have to try a different location next weekend. :( read more

The gluten free marionberry pie is so good! Buttery crumb topping and you can taste floral notes in the berries. Come frozen and you bake at home. read more

Red Berry Barn - Gluten free marionberry pie. - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

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Having a fresh apple cider donut is soooo good. I also took a frozen strawberry rhubarb pie home. The filling was excellent and the crust was pretty good. Highly recommend stopping by when you're on the way to wine country. read more

A fun place, great service and even better products. They have frozen berries and pies which my family loves in the off season.

Have never met a more rude 16 year old counter girl. I asked nicely about wondering if you can just go up to the beer garden without paying 20$ to enter the fair which is including all the 3+ year old ride and attractions. Shouldn't have to pay 27$ to just order beer and sit in the garden. She met me with repeating two phrases with such a rude tone. I was genuinely just wondering. read more

Awesome awesome awesome place! The people working here are so friendly! Tons of stuff to do with kids during October season. We did all of the activities with the kiddo as well as tried the apple cider and went through the corn maize. I recommend coming here with your kids or as a couple, it's super full of activities and you get to pick a pumpkin on your way out! :-) read more

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They put up a fence by busy road, which helps with small children. They no longer pre weigh containers you bring. They have multiple size options for you to pre buy & fill (see pict). The end yield is approximately $4.25 per pound for the pre bought container we chose. For one of the only places open Sunday & the safe fence we had a great time. read more

Red Berry Barn - Blue Berry Yield & green container they sell to fill for $12 - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

Leaving this review because after taking our toddlers there we learned a lot and I wish I had read a review like this. So review for moms: We took a 22 month old and a 2 year+ 8 month old. It was hot only like 70 something degrees but it felt hotter. Most activities in the direct sun, a giant covered area but even though it'd open it's hot in there. We went early on a Sunday and it was still pretty busy but there's so much to do that it spaces things out. The kids loved the bounce pads but the bounce houses were a bit too much for them at their age. Older kids were going crazy and trampling over them, so we didn't do that. The little cars were fun the 22 month old couldn't quite figure it out but I pushed him on one and was able to squeeze myself (5'10" 200lbs) and him onto one and ride around. My legs very squished though. Same with the little train there's not really any regulating it, I didn't trust him to go alone, no seat belts and thought they'd be afraid so I squished In and held him on my lap and the 2.5 year old sat in the one behind me and she did fine. Prob having me there, depending in your kids temperament they'd be fine alone. But no again seat belts so keep that in mind. They wanted to go twice on that so it was a win and right next to it you can feed and pet the animals. Goats and a small furry highland cow the cutest of the cows. They loved that. The biggest disappointment was the giant slide- apparently you can't hold them on your lap. For some reason, I definitely thought that you could, and was one of the main reasons I wanted to go and my kid didn't even get to go on it because I absolutely did not trust him to go alone. He's too young and the fact that they would even let a kid that young go alone was a little weird. The 2.5 year old went alone and I think it was so fast with just her weight she was terrified and very upset after. So I def didn't risk it with the younger one. The store was sooo cute the donuts amazing and delicious and the cider slushy was soo good! Amazing photo ops! So many places fwe got some great shots. We did not get food since we had tired young babies and we were hot and the line was long. I really wanted to try the pizza. We hit up Carl's Jr on the way home and I think it was their favorite thing of the day of course. I would 100% go again, I would know what to expect and what to do and not do. I would go on a cloudy day under 70 degrees. We had to drive 90 minutes to get here which was also hard on the kids to wake up and go in the car right away. I'd go after nap next time on a weekday if possible so it wouldn't be so busy and let them nap on the way up instead of the way home. We would probably also bring the husbands so they could play with kids while we did girly shopping and snacking and take photos and then swap. Especially for my son he loves playing with dad and laughs even more when they are together so I think they'd have been more fun. (Turns out my kid was also teething this trip so not a true test) but even though that he had fun and loved the bounce pads and the donuts the most. I think kids aged 3 and up could really benefit from all activities but still fine for any kids 2 and up. Hope this helps! read more

Red Berry Barn - Indoor Bounce pad - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

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Love this place - found it on the way scope out tree farms in the fall, and it's now a great go-to for us for frozen meals for this nights yiu just don't want to cook. We always keep a chicken pot pie on hand, and have now tried the lasagna casserole too which is very good. Oh - and don't forget to try the Apple cider donuts - read more

Only 2 portable toilets for hundreds of people is crazy. They both had a huge crusty pile above the seat with flies. As grandparents having to pay $25 each just to watch is also ridiculous. Unsanitary food prep was also observed by our group. Won't be back. Disgusting read more

Just went there with my kids and husband, it is a big place for kids to run around and have different activities to play with. No Hayrides on weekdays, what's a pumpkin patch without a hayride? Also to charge adults admission to stand and watch your kids play is absurd! We plan on going to Sauvies later this week where they don't charge everyone in the party to enter when it's mostly kids who are playing! Not worth the hype, would definitely go back if they didn't charge adults and grandparents to get in and sit around to watch their kids and grandkids play. read more

Best pumpkin patch for kids I have ever been too! Bouncy houses, multiple slides, playground, animals, lots of pumpkins, and more food options than most including brick oven fired pizza. 10 out of 10! read more

The apple cider donuts are the BEST! So are all their pies and even the pie pieces! In addition, the flower baskets are beautiful!!

In search of the elusive apple cider donut to pair with nonalcoholic apple cider. It's a thing in California and Michigan but maybe not here I worried. UNTIL this treasure, Red Berry Barn. Six delicious( I wish they were hot but I don't want to sound ungrateful) full size apple cider donuts per bag. THANK YOU, RB2. Beautiful country store with lots of different pumpkin varieties. If you can't find one you love here, it probably doesn't exist. Wide variety of jams, jellies, candy, sauces, and much more. Store-made pies, pastries, and what looked like gelato ( what a texture!) but was ice cream! The friendly, knowledgeable woman behind the counter (I'm looking at you, Wednesday, 9/21, around 2:30) was just an added bonus. Some of the prices were a little high. read more

Ol' country style red barn full of pies, ice cream, Knick knacks, grocery items and berry pickin' and flower baskets during warmer months. Great place to stop for dessert and sit on patio enjoying the porch/patio setting. read more

Red Berry Barn - Marionberry turnover... - Flowers & Gifts Near Me - Sherwood, Oregon

Save your money! Very disappointing. $8.00 admission for adults to basically buy a pumpkin. No hay rides. No picking your own pumpkin in the pumpkin patch. No fresh apple cider donuts because they just did one bake for their convenience not for the advertised promotion to encourage visitors. They said "no" to everything because they were short staffed. This should have been explained to us when purchasing our tickets. All we ended up doing was buying pumpkins - Only to find out the signs for pumpkin prices were not accurate. Be sure to buy as round of a pumpkin as possible. If you buy a fun squished elongated pumpkin they spin it so it is charged the highest price. Staff unfriendly and unapologetic. We looked forward to this all week and it was a total bust! read more

Excellent pumpkin patch to bring the kids to. Actual pumpkin patch, barrel train rides, small-medium sized corn maze, play structures, slide mound, bounce pad; ALL of that for $5/ adult and $10/kid. Great barn store as well with pastries food n drinks. And maybe the greatest thing... it's clean and not a muddy mess! read more

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HORRIBLE and VERY EXPENSIVE. They charge $25 per person regardless if you are going to do any of the few activities offered. 2 slides, a bouncy house, wiggly carts made for kids under 4, a low and short zip line, small corn maze, a small playground [ free at any park], and a hay ride on weekends. We took our grandkids [9 and 12], my husband went home and we paid just for the kids to go in. I stood by the entrance watching them - yes, the place is that small. After 1 and a half hours, they were done. Most pumpkin patches are free, only charging if you want to do the hay ride, corn maze, etc. There are 2 that charge a bit more, but they have 10 times the amount of things to do, as in, you can spend all day there. GOOGLE pdxparent.com, they have a list of pumpkin patches [several free] - I suggest you find another in your area. For those of you who do go, be warned, only 2 outhouses [my grandson told me they are rather stinky and dirty]. I didn't see a wash station near either, but I may have missed that. They are both down by the entrance - no bathroom by the food court. As I was standing there a couple came up to the entrance who had bought their 2 older kids wrist bands, when they realized they weren't going to be let in unless they paid another $50. I told them they didn't have to, their kids were old enough [apx 12 and 14] so they decided to wait also. I was talking to them about how overpriced the place was for what little was offered and the manager happened to walk by [Karen] and asked me if I was "badmouthing their place". She then accused me of badmouthing the place to several other parents who went in! No, I was just talking to this couple. She did then back down from her Karen attitude [because she knew I hadn't, she was just fishing], but it really rubbed me the wrong way. I WILL NEVER GO BACK! The owner doesn't care about you, they are just in it for the money. Plenty of other places who are family owned and take pride in making their farm an affordable family friendly place. read more

Well, had good experience in the past, but the latest was really poor. Very grumpy woman answered the phone. Obviously wanted to be doing something else. Must have more customers than they want, because giving the vibe that they are not to be bothered! read more

I enjoy stopping by for fresh/frozen blackberries. On Thanksgiving week I ordered a couple of pies for a family friend. This farming family is very kind and their pies are yummy! Almost as good as my husbands wink wink. read more

I went here about a month ago after stopping by the U Pick Lavender farm that's right up the street. This is such a hidden little gem! They have fresh donuts they make pretty regularly that are super tasty and coated with granulated sugar and they also serve ice cream and make delicious milkshakes! I got a blueberry lavender lemon milkshake (I believe) and it was great! There's also a bunch of non food items for sale inside the store from local businesses which is really cool. Also the plants and flowers that surround the outside of the store are for sale so if you see one you like why not buy it! Make a day trip to pick lavender and stop on buy for some sweet treats read more