The Loblolly Lavender Farm opened at 10am today, so get there early for a great parking spot! Lots…read moreof vendors! I walked away with a buy two get one free potted lavender plant, lavender oil and spray, and even yummy caramel apple popcorn from one of the vendors! The atmosphere was just gorgeous and the scent of the lavender was amazing! Come visit!

Came for the lavender festival and they have booths and food trucks so that's thumbs up, but they…read moredon't let you pick the lavender. I understand that it's a farm and I guess they want to pick it for you, but other places let you pick it yourself. They have a sign up saying "u-cut bouquet" but when we got to the front of the line, the lady said not today. When we said that maybe she should take that sign down then, she just shrugged. We stayed for 5 mins and left. No wonder parking was easy to find- because people were leaving as soon as they showed up in disappointment. What a complete waste of time. If you want to pick flowers, drive a mile away to Lynch Creek Farm and pick a gorgeous bouquet of dahlias which cost $8/dozen.

Had so much fun at the Harvest Festival! Loved the corn maze and activities for kids. My toddler…read moreloved the straw maze and choosing a pumpkin that was just the right size. Stocked up on veggies - such great price

Stopped by for the u-pick pumpkins. There were so many to choose from! They only have a few u-pick…read moreweekends per year but their roadside stand runs throughout most of August-October with a great selection. They grow everything themselves, including watermelons!

This is a well-maintained U-Pick place with a great variety of delicious berries to have a long…read morepicking season. It's peaceful and secluded with a background of the woods. My five-year-old grandchild and I came on a weekday morning in August and quickly filled our basket with easy to pick berries. We will certainly be back next year!

With covid we've had to come up with other fun summer activities that keep the kids engaged but…read morehelp us avoid large crowds. A neighbor actually suggested this place and coming in the morning during the week was really a great idea. We got here shortly after 10am and that was the perfect time to come, there was only one other family picking blueberries and plenty of bushes to give us space. When you get here you pick out a bucket (freshly sanitized) and then you walk down to the blueberry bushes where you can pick blueberries until your heart is happy and bucket is full. Then you walk back up to where you parked and give the people working your bucket with all your pickings, they weigh it and you pay. FYI I'm glad I looked before coming but it's cash only so come prepared and please when you're around others make sure to have your mask. It's easy, fun and gives the kids some sort of summer memories even with covid going on. And let me tell you these blueberries from here are delicious.

I have been participating in clinics at Rusty Bar for several years now. I always come away with…read morenew knowledge that helps me with training my horses. Kathy's concern for safety is always a priority and she is always willing to share her knowledge and expertise. Her facility is well cared for and clean. I highly recommend!

I signed up for the Unforgettable Riding Experience at Rusty Bar Ranch this past spring, and it was…read moreamazing! I was a bit nervous, having little to no prior experience. We started inside on Sheena the Wonder Horse. I have to say, the state-of-the-art simulator really helps to get comfortable in a number of ways. After that, it was on to the arena & Valentine, a real horse Rusty Bar Ranch owner and trainer, Kathy really knows horses & also cares about them. She was such a kind & patient teacher. I felt totally comfortable & at ease. She teaches at every level, depending on the student. I'm clearly a beginner & if you've been on the fence about horseback riding, I highly recommend this experience. You're NEVER to old to learn something new! Go to the website & sign up. It was definitely an unforgettable experience for me.

Yes, I highly recommend everyone check this place out! The staff is incredibly friendly, and the…read moregoats are even friendlier. They have a zebra, camel, pig, chickens, and even fishing..... lwe caught six fish! I also loved that there are multiple play areas for kids, so it never feels crowded. We had an amazing time and can't wait to come back again. Definitely a fun place for the whole family!

My daughter (4) loves Old McDebbies farm and Jim's U-Fish. Drive down Hwy 7 just past Elk Plain,…read morewatch for the signs - park in gravel lot or overflow parking field. We visited midday on Sunday and there were some other groups but it wasn't crowded. Must get a couple feed buckets for animals. My daughter likes holding the small pail unless the goats are getting feisty. We walked around to the nature path and "Music" area as well as the back field with donkeys and horses and the zebra. It seemed like more play equipment than the last time I was here and I could see it being pretty fun with a group of kids. In fact, someone had a birthday party while we visited and that looked like a nice time. The cows, donkey, camel, sheep, and goats in the barn were super keen on some snacks. My kid was sad the pirate ship wasn't open. She did play a lot with the toys. We stayed about 2-3 hours though our initial pass was about 1 hour. Tried to wash hands a few times at portable setups, and before we left. A few groups brought lunch and ate at picnic tables!

This was an amazing haunted house. I've been to a few in Portland and Scary-Nights was by far the…read morebest I've been to. When we got out of the car in the parking lot there was a gentleman who approached us dressed in an old fashioned suit carrying a shovel. It was pretty creepy and really set the tone for the haunted house. There were a lot of actors and the actual tour was fairly long. The staff was also very nice and made it a really fun/scary experience. I highly recommend Scary-Nights Haunted House in Bucoda.

We just got back - barely!! - from the Scary-Nights Haunted House, and let me tell you, it's a…read morewinner. From stammering start to frightening finish, you get more than your money's worth. The people who organized this were superb at setting a mood in advance, so by the time the tour actually starts you're already hyped into a delicious state of apprehension. Lots of thought and planning went into this, and it shows. You WILL be frightened, and it WILL happen when you least expect it to. Plus it's lengthy - you don't just walk in and walk out - you're taken on a good, substantial tour. I would keep the smaller children away; 12 and older is what I would suggest. If it's a good old-fashioned Halloween fright you're seeking, I promise you'll want to do this!!

Parking is insane, but once you find parking it's a great time!…read more Good food, lots of free stuff and samples! If you haven't been, I highly recommend it next year!

Fun event along the waterfront. Lots of crafts and food to try. I think Friday night is the best…read moretime to go. Not as busy.

We arrived 30 minutes early and the parking lot was already starting to fill up. By the time we…read moreleft - IT WAS PACKED! Hundreds of people....cars lined up all the way out the parking lot ... From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere set the perfect stage for some deliciously creepy fun. The actors were not just performers; they were captivating guides through the twisted corridors of our own fears and curiosities. Their energy was infectious! It was a mix of laughter and gasps as our party navigated the unexpected twists and turns. Whether you're a horror junkie or just looking to spice up your night out, "Morbid Mind" delivers thrills and chills with a side of humor. WE HAD AN AMAZING TIME !!!

If you're taller than 4'11 BEWARE ! I am giving two stars…read morebecause the PEOPLE there are the only reason worth going. It WAS NOT scary there were CHILDREN IN LINE, three 8yr olds were behind us. The animatronic were giving discounted spirit Halloween. My partner had done a ruck HOURS before going (18miles with 25+ pounds on this chest under 4hrs) he was tired sore and his ankle was alittle sad but he was a trooper and stood in line for OVER AN HOUR no complaints. The haunted house makes you walk in a single file line. The walk ways are very narrow and they give you REUSED flimsy glasses to alter your vision. Going into the haunted house it's dark but the ground is FLAT, midway the ground goes to an incline and then declines and that happens over and over again then it suddenly SLANTS OVER AND OVER AGAIN that is the reason my husband limped out of the haunted house. My husband is 6ft and i am 5ft we had to crouch sooo much so we didn't hit our heads so be prepared to take some ibuprofen coming out