This is the second time i've visited the pumpkin patch and it was lovely! staff are very friendly and there's a great produce selection. will definitely be back next year! read more

This was my bf & I's first time to a pumpkin patch since moving here a few years ago. Wasn't expecting this place to be so packed. But i guess everyone was watching the weather report like we were & came when it was supposed to clear up. We decided to pick our own pumpkin, so we caught the hayride. Definitely recommend as its quite a ways away. The pumpkin field was huge! There were so many good ones to choose from in different colors. We ended up going with 2 little ones as it seemed like a good idea as we werent planning on leaving it & had to carry it around. We then got hungry & opted for some Mexican corn, hot dog, & apple cider donuts. Everything was so yummy, especially the donuts. The line was so long, but worth the wait as they were made fresh. Im so glad we came prepared for walking in the patch. We wore our rubber boots which then proceeded to be caked in mud at the bottom. Your hands will also get dirty from picking your pumpkin, so be aware. Overall it was such a fun day. Till next year. read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Had a great time at their Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, and Market! Very well-organized with a layout that's easy to navigate, as well as very friendly staffs. Definitely a fun visit during Fall. read more

I've had so many great experiences at The Pumpkin Patch over the years. They have, in my opinion, the very best selection of pumpkins, gourds, flint ornamental corn, cornstalks, and everything else that screams FALL! Indeed, their market is a legitimate indoor farmer's market that has produce, farm grown foods, and so much more! If Sauvie Island weren't such a drive from my house, I'd do my weekly shopping here! My nieces and friends love the petting zoo area, corn maze, and all of the other attractions that make this a family-friendly destination. Visitor's will find plenty of places to park, just be warned the ground can get pretty mucky in it's a rainy fall in the PNW. Wear boots, especially if you're committed to finding your own pumpkin in the field. Sauvie Island is definitely a worthwhile destination with it's twisting, winding roads, beautiful scenery and amazing beaches. It's one of the largest river islands in the United States, and it has a long, storied history dating back thousands of years when indigenous populations settled here. The Multnomah people and Chinook nation lived here, and successfully raised a root vegetable called "wapato," or wild water potatoes. There are plenty of places to stop and take photos, go for a hike, or go for a bike ride on Sauvie Island. The island is must-visit agricultural destination, known for its farms and produce stands. Check it out and let me know what you think! read more

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Fun pumpkin patch. Food is top notch. Market is open. Today had a car show, super fun day with the family. Thank you

Stop here for a snack or two on your way to Sauvie Beach. Stop again on your way back to stock up on farm fresh produce. You can also pick your own berries or just grab a pre-picked basket if you're pressed for time. There's a cute animal farm and cafe although their cafe was closed during our visit. They were also starting to grow their corn maze. Can't wait to come back to see if we can make it out of the maze. This place should be popping in the fall. We'll see you again soon! read more

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A childhood favorite. It's been many years since I've been to the pumpkin patch and i mean many!!!! It was a wonderful experience. Though there were tons of people, the staff is super efficient. Lines were long but moved quickly. The maze was exciting. We were to choose different themes that had questions to answer. The answer to each question took you in a direction of left or right. This would determine how quickly you made it through the maze. I will admit when I got to the halfway point I exited the maze. I was tired. Overall great experience at the pumpkin patch. The hayride was awesome and I would definitely do it again. read more

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This place is great. We got there a bit late in the day around 440 and they close at five. So we just had enough time to check out a few things and inside the store. But let me tell you the last 20 minutes was worth it. We got some apple cider to take home and some wine as well. I did see a few people carrying basket of peaches that they picked to fill.Once we come back, we will do the same once we have more time to stop here. Before we left, we checked out the animals in the barn and they were so cute. Especially so friendly. read more

Be careful of deceptive sales. They are currently selling what they call a 10# bag to fill with Walla Walla Sweet onions for $10. The problem is that the bags they have sitting out to fill are not ten pound bags, they more closely resemble 5# bags. They also conveniently don't have a scale nearby. I was very disappointed in this sneaky practice. read more

Best farm ever!! You have it all! Hayride to a huge pumpkin field, Corn Maze, Market, Gift Shop, Animal barn, cows in the field we can say Hi to, hay pyramid, Cafe' with the BEST burgers and Coffee Cart....what more could you want??? read more

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We went on quite possible the busiest Saturday for finding a pumpkin. Lines. Lines for everything, to see the animals, for a snack, for a drink. Probably some efficiency opportunity for someone that just wanted a drink. The cider line was also the food line. Great pumpkin selection, the market for veggies was reasonably priced. I left with a giant eggplant and red cabbage paying less than $5. It was crowded as expected and I'd go again next year. read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Fun place with great market. Corn was so good. Cute gift shop and their coffee hut served the best mochas.

This generational family owned market is a paradise for anyone who loves fresh, local food. The peaches are unbelievably juicy and sweet and the berries are bursting with flavor. Their u-pick fields make the experience even better, wandering through the rows on a sunny day and filling a basket with fruit you picked yourself is such a treat. They also have the highest quality canning vegetables I have ever found. Everything is vibrant, crisp, and clearly grown with care, making it perfect for stocking the pantry. Between the incredible produce and the fun of picking your own, it is the kind of place you leave with both arms full and a big smile on your face without even breaking the bank. read more

This farm is such a treat to visit. The corn is unbelievably sweet and flavorful, the kind you can eat straight off the cob without anything on it. I also picked up some pickling cucumbers and they were so crisp and fresh that my homemade pickles turned out better than ever. You can really taste the quality in everything they grow. The whole place has such a warm and welcoming feel. Between the friendly staff, the adorable animals, and the beautiful produce, it is the kind of spot that makes you want to come back week after week. Everything here just feels special and full of care. read more

Great farm! Lots of farm fresh produce, great burgers from the cafe, cute giftshop, & they have a free animal barn! Fun for the whole family. Highly recommend. read more

The Pumpkin Patch has been a long standing tradition of my family as far back as I can remember. The people and service is amazing every year through and through. Not much has changed over the years, except pricing for the hay ride. It used to be free. Now its $2... read more

We enjoy coming here every year for the brussel sprouts and cauliflower, one of the only places to get good Kraut cabbage. Thanks for the smiles! read more

Consistent with their products, we frequent this farm the most. We absolutely love their variety of sweet corn and grabbed 9 corn in husk to enjoy this weekend. Snagged a huge head of cauliflower and an eggplant for my son who doesn't eat meat. We brought home their Pumpkin Pie cream ale and some peaches. It always such a lovely visit to our favorite farm and the drive is so beautiful as well. Can't wait for the fall so we can enjoy their corn maze as well as all the fun Fall festivities and goodies they sell at that time of year! read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Probably one of the best pumpkin patches in Portland. My wife and I come almost every year with friends or family. If you plan on going on a weekend/holiday and the weather is nice plan on allotting plenty of time in traffic as well as in line for food and attractions. Parking can be a challenge but they have 2 separate lots which can help. There is already a decent amount to do with the free entrance. Their farmer's market has a wide selection from honey, pies, fresh Brussel sprouts, and more. There's a small enclosure for farm animals, the corn maze, barrel rides for kids, and a hay bale mountain. The food is also surprisingly good? I had always been skeptical and the lines have always been too long. But for the first time my wife and I waited in line to try their burger and I was pleasantly surprised. The size of the burger is already impressive enough; but the flavors matched the portion sizes. read more

I can honestly say this farm holds a special place in my heart. Words don't do justice to how much I love it here. The customer service is always above and beyond, and I'm so thankful for family farms that truly grow their own produce with care. You can tell how much pride they take in both their crops and their employees--it shows in every detail. Over the years, I've come to recognize so many of the friendly faces in the market and gift shop, which makes every visit feel like coming back to family. I've been a loyal customer for years, and I'm grateful for all the memories and goodness this farm continues to provide. read more

This farm has been around for generations providing food and activities for families from all walks of life and a lot of the money made goes to the villages in Africa to help them grow their own food and have clean water. -The owners and workers there treat everyone like family. Schools come back every October for the fall activities. Idk why anyone would consider this farm a fail when so many families have turned this beautiful farm into a tradition year in and year out. -Just read the comments section on facebook and you will see all the love local and visiting families have for this amazing farm! -Don't just take a review to heart. Go experience it for yourself and i promise you that you will leave happy. And if not thats ok too. But this farm is so fun!!!!! -Hayrides are a blast. The maize is a blast, the animal barn is adorable. You'll find all your favorite produce and goodies in the Market and Gift Shop! The Cafe food is amazing and the enployees as friendly as it gets. Come support your local farm and community!!!! They love you just as much as you love fall activities! Oh!!! And make sure y'all check out Apple Jack the newest addition to the animal barn! he's such a cute little pony!!!!! read more

I love the Pumpkin Patch! This family owned and operated farm is such a welcoming place! They have a huge produce market, the best gift shop I've ever seen, a fun corn maze, and a delicious cafe and coffee stand. You won't be disappointed! read more

Visited The Pumpkin Patch for Labor Day this year, and went last year closer to Halloween. It makes for a quick, fun fall activity! Pumpkins options: I got $1 mini-pumpkins and gourds for decorating the house. They had some huge ones for $8! If I remember last year correctly, their full-size pumpkin patch was mildly disappointing, with the pumpkins strewn about a muddy field, not where they were grown, and without much decor - but maybe I visited at the wrong time. Other fall-themed entertainment options: I've never tried the corn maze as it seems a little expensive for an adult. They also have a hay ride I have not done. Their animal barn is cute (though I wish we as a society could stop using animals as attractions). Food+drink options: I got their canned hard cider which was 5.8% ABV but you couldn't tell the different from apple juice. The fried goods are always popular - elephant ears chief among them - as well as their caramel apples. Last but not least... Plenty of cute photo opportunities to be had here! read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Me outside the market store! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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Love this place!! Love all the berries to pick from!!The market has really good soda and wine!

We stopped by to pick up some Sauvie Island Coffee from the adorable market. Got that and absolutely HUGE blueberries! U-pick or buy by the pint or quart in mid-July. Look at the size of these! And they are as sweet as they are plump and juicy! Yum! I'll update my review my next visit with more details, since I couldn't enjoy most of the farm, as I'm currently on crutches. Bummer! read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Huge fresh blueberries! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Best pumpkin patch ever! We went through the corn maze which took about 45 min and you have the option to stop halfway or continue to do the whole thing (the last half is a little bit harder). There are beautiful sunflowers at the beginning and a nice smooth walking path. There is also a free hayride into the pumpkin patch. The line was very long but it moved fast (maybe 10min) and it was a fun experience. There were giant fields on pumpkins and some prepicked ones in the market as well if you don't want to go to the trouble of picking one. Lots of fresh produce for sale too and canned goods like pickles and jams. There was lots of fair food like elephant ears, corn on the cob and even pumpkin spice lattes! There is so much to do here at the pumpkin patch and it's such a fun way to celebrate fall! read more

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So much fun! This patch has lots of food options, farm animals, a coffee stand, a cider/beer stand, a market, a gift shop, tractors to get to the patch, and a really, really fun corn maze. My friends and I spent a good part of the day here. We appreciated that the corn maze had fun scavenger clues to navigate it. Will have to say that the cider donuts were average at best though; they were really sugary and didn't have too much cider flavor. But given the chance to spend half a day here next year again, I totally would! read more

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This place has all the bells and whistles! If you are seeking that ideal Autumnal experience , this is the place. Admission and parking is free which makes this a great outing for families. Although some activities so like the Maze do have a fee. They have a large pumpkin patch, an intricate corn maze and hayrides in the Fall, but they have so much more! There is a Barn with adorable animals you can pet. A Gift Store filled with a variety of items. There is a Grill area to order hot food with patio seating. And a Coffee Kiosk - get the Mexican Mocha! The market is quite large and filled with fresh produce. Local items fill the pantry and refrigerated area: honey, wine, BBQ sauces, hazelnuts, toffee, cheese, meat, coffee, frozen fruit pies and more. In the back corner is a section with beautiful weaved farmer market baskets for just $20. Pick one up! They offer free Hayrides out to the huge, and I mean huge, pumpkin patch where you can pick your own pumpkins. The tractor leaves every 15-20 minutes and the line is over by the Corn Maze entrance. This farm gets super crowded on weekends, especially in October, so if possible, go during the week. I was there on a Tuesday and there were lots of people but it was easy to keep a safe distance and most everyone was wearing a mask. Tip: next to the market are proper restrooms for those like me who don't do the porta-potty thing! As you cross the Sauvignon Island Bridge, make a right and The Pumpkin Patch is just down the road. A quick ride from Portland and a must visit during the Fall. Happy Pumpkin Picking! Bring your face mask, it's required. read more

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cute animals, cute kids in costumes, great prices and produce at the farmer's market

This Patch is still one of my favorites in the Portland metro area. Although it's a little out of the way and takes a bit of driving to get to Sauvie Island, value wise, this pumpkin patch definitely delivers. Where most patches nowadays will charge fees for almost anything and everything (from entrance fees to hayrides to everything in between), this Patch is still free admission with a super long tractor/hay ride out to the pumpkins. This year's hay ride was particularly amusing as we were essentially slogging through mud the whole time and the recent rain resulted in a super bumpy and slimy ride. Anyways, there were also quite a variety of pumpkins to choose from and of course afterwards we had to get some Apple Cider and Apple Cider donuts. The Apple Cider Float was actually a surprising hit - the ice cream melts super quickly in the hot Apple Cider, but it results in a super delicious vanilla cream flavor. The donuts were hot and sugary - a perfect afternoon pick me up. Can't wait to be back again next fall! read more

Our visit during The Pumpkin Patch's opening day for U-Pick Strawberries felt like a nice and quiet day out on the farm. The staff here were friendly. Since it was our very first visit to the farm, they explained how the families go about the U-Pick process. My family spent the morning in strawberry fields picking fresh strawberries enjoying the vast rolling hills. We filled our basket full of bright red strawberries. -1star: I know animal life on the farm is very different than, let's say, a chicken coop at someone's home. I just felt a bit sad for the animals due to the the barn conditions. To be clear, the animals in the barn looked very happy and healthy. My constructive feedback is specifically in regards to the barn itself (e.g. the barn floors, size of the pens, etc.) In sum, the barn could use some TLC. It really was a lovely experience here. We will absolutely return for other U-Pick adventures and recommend to friends and family. read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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I've been by this place a gazillion times as I shoot the displays at the Bailey Nursery close by twice a year and have been doing so forever. The Pumpkin Patch is always mobbed in season and I'm guessing it's wall-to-wall kids. I was engaged to shoot a charity car show and pinup contest held at the Pumpkin Patch and was impressed at how nice the folks there are. They have all the amenities... gift shop, potted flowering plants.. all sorts of stuff. And pretty decent coffee which is all I care about. Stopped in to say hello to the critters who were eager to see me until they realized I brought them no treats. Great barn for kids to learn about wildlife and see them close up. There was a lot of that when I was a kid and many wound up with polio so I'm glad that kids are still getting jabbed to protect against that. Eloise, the queen of the world (tm) demands her annual harvest pumpkin (and a duckie) starting around this time of year. And it can't be just a pumpkin. It has to be the biggest, best, most orange pumpkin in the whole wide world. Daughters, huh? So I'm informed that the Pumpkin Patch is now on her Daddy-do list of places to shop for her treasured gourd. Nothing much not to like here. Guess I'll be back. read more

We typically really like this pumpkin patch. We checked the hours today before heading out. Posted hours on-site and online indicated they are open until 6pm on Sundays. We arrived a few minutes after 5:00 p.m., and the only thing left open was the coffee stand and their food stand. There were tons of people using the flower field, which also has a sign posted saying it's open until 5:45 p.m. Everyone was cutting their flowers and then heading over to the market and gift shop to pay for them, as the sign directs, and there is no one to pay. People either left flowers behind to wilt and die, or just took them, because what else were they supposed to do at that point. The Patio Cafe is cute, but just okay. The burger comes smothered in thousand island dressing, but nothing on the menu tells you that. So if you don't like thousand island dressing, it's a waste of money once your burger comes. The Apple cider this year doesn't taste the same as last year - definitely not as good. It was also served so hot that 45 minutes later I'm still waiting for it to cool down enough to drink it. We've been coming here for years and have great memories here. However, it's disappointing to spend the time and gas driving out here when their website and on-site hours say they are open until 6pm, but then upon arrival you've closed an hour early. There were a lot of people on site when we arrived too. It wasn't dead. And the people we asked about it acted like we are the ones who can't read signs. It's super frustrating. Really hoping it was just an off day and not an indication of how another Portland business is changing, and not for the better. read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Posted hours on-site and online indicated they are open until 6pm on Sundays. - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

My friend and I are here and it looks cute (so they get a star for atmosphere) but we've been waiting for a corn on the cob for almost half an hour. Yes, a corn on the cob. It's utterly ridiculous. As I haven't gotten my very complex order of a corn on the cob I am unable to see what else there is to do here. ----------- We were at the 35 minute mark of the great corn on the cob odyssey and admitted defeat. We got our money back and left. Also we noticed several workers just standing around. The amount of inefficiency is astounding. Will not be back. read more

I have been coming here for years and it has been a family favorite. It has become extremely popular so I highly recommend avoiding a visit on the weekends. If you visit Monday through Friday, it will be a nice experience without giant crowds, everything is much cleaner and smoother. On a weekday you will not have to wait an hour in line for food or restrooms. The prices are more family friendly than I've seen on other farms. They have free rides, and the a pyramid. The cow train and maze are for a fee but still reasonable.plenty of parking, friendly staff. read more

The Pumpkin Patch - Farm humor - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Portland, Oregon

it's been a minute since we've been here or any patch on the island... We have been spoiled by the larger equivalent about an hour south I shall not speak its name, but it's more of a festival than just a farm. That is the only reason I choose not to give this a five star... we came here with our church and scored one of the fire pits with about 150 people turning out... We decided to run the maze as it was getting dark so that we would finish when it was pitch black which is how I always like to do corn mazes. we had a blast and I hate to admit it took us about an hour to an hour and 15 minutes to get to that maze. We got there about six so most of the other buildings were closed down but we definitely had an absolute blast I would definitely recommend stopping by here if you don't want to make a further drive for a fun event for just about anyone, some people got through it a lot quicker by taking the material at the front but we decided to do it the hard way and take absolutely no resources with us as we transverse through the maze. If you do stop by make sure to come love on the cows because I will say I have never met cows that acting more like dogs in my entire life. They just wanted attention and pets.. read more

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The Pumpkin Patch is a must-do in the fall season. They have a little petting zoo, so many food options to choose from, a gift shop, as well as a flower field you can make bouquets from! The food was delicious, and fairly inexpensive. I remember they had some alcoholic bevarages too! The staff there were very friendly. They were also informational, if we had any questions. I really like that they had a hayride as well to get us from the festivities, to the pumpkin patch to choose our own pumpkins! This is a wonderful place to go with friends, family, or your partner. I saw lots of kids having fun, they also had a ride for the kids to enjoy! 10/10 recommended read more

This place turned out just to be a money-grab gimmick of a pumpkin patch. The traffic getting in and out of here is an absolute nightmare, the market was pretty overpriced and there are lines upon lines for everything, down to waiting in line just to enter the gift shop. The traffic getting in isn't the only waiting you'll do either; you wait an hour in line for a corn dog just for them to turn around after they've taken your money and say there's ANOTHER line to pickup your food, also an hour long. Mind you, there is zero signage signifying that there would be two lines and with how many lines going all over the place, no reasonable person could really tell which line they were in. After waiting for longer than I'd care to admit for a corn-dog we ended up giving our red poker chip (the token to signify you've paid) to the family in line in front of us, cut our losses and left (to sit in traffic for 35 minutes and move two miles of road). If I were you, I'd find a smaller pumpkin patch elsewhere - it's time to pass the crown to somebody else. read more

Just went (early October) with family and it was surprisingly a little crowded even for a weekday. There's a lot of parking spots but I can imagine it getting really packed and a long line on the weekends. The hay rides are free and come every 10-20 minutes, pretty frequent. We decided to walk instead, it's a nice ~10 minute walk to the pumpkin patch and there's a blueberry & strawberry field on the way as well. (No fruits left at this time though). There were a lot of pumpkins although around 5% seemed to be going rotten/bad. But plenty to pick from. You can catch a ride on the hay truck back or walk back as well. Didn't get to visit the animal barn or the market but the burger stand was AMAZING. The workers are very friendly and the umami burger & farm burger were one of the best burgers I've had. The umami was a little on the saltier side but the flavour blended so nicely. Also got some coffee floats which came w a double chocolate chip cookie. read more

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My favorite Pumpkin Patch in the Portland area! The Pumpkin Patch has it all: a pumpkin patch, hay rides, and a corn maze aptly called, The Maize. For free, you can take a decently long hay ride out to the pumpkin patch and spend a while looking for the perfect pumpkin in their big patch. Unfortunately, I've never yet been to their corn maze, but it's BIG! My favorite part of any visit to the pumpkin patch is definitely the food, specifically, warm apple cider and apple cider donuts. You can order piping hot apple cider donuts near the front entry (the line is usually pretty long but moves pretty fast). This time, I also ordered an apple cider float -- hot apple cider with ice cream. It was so delicious and definitely hit the spot on a warm fall day. If you've never been to a proper pumpkin patch during the chilly days of fall, you're in for a real treat! Make sure to pack up the friends and family for a must- try Portland experience! read more