What a great find! This family farm is big enough to get our fair share of delicious blueberries,…read morebut small enough to keep an eye on our toddler running up and down the aisles have a time if his life. The owner was very kind and her kids welcomed my son onto their play structure. It was a lovely experience and we will definitely be going back!

I checked out this family farm and was beyond impressed! The bushes were absolutely loaded with…read moreblueberries and I was able to pick around 10 pounds in no time at all! It was almost like picking clusters of grapes they're so bountiful! The rows have well-maintained grass in between so it's easy to sit and pick comfortably. We will definitely be back!

While visiting the area from out of state, we had some time to kill and found the tour to be within…read moreour budget for our family of 6. We came to see what llama are like and were so excited pet the Llamas and learn about them from Sherri during the tour. Our kids were captivated by each one's unique personality and were in awe of how close they were able to get to them. They were all friendly and curious, their personalities ranging from super in your face to a little shy. Sherri guided our children on how to stay calm, and wait for them to make their way closer, she knew exactly which ones would give us the best visit. We loved hearing all their names, ages, and even some info about which ones are show llamas and which were the youngest to oldest. Our children's favorite, Lady, was the most gentle and allowed us all to pet, hug and pose with her. We visited the gift shop and the girls all got some trinkets to take home, insisting we had to print pictures as soon as we got back home.

Once in a lifetime experience. Sherri the owner is so sweet, introduced us to the llamas and…read moreanswered our questions. One llama came right up to me and let me hug him and he kissed me! They have so many beautiful llamas, they even have therapy llamas that dress up in cute outfits! Call first. Seriously go our your life will never be complete.

We attended the 6th annual Clackamas County Lavender Festival which is held just outside of Carver,…read moreOregon. What a great location. I didn't realize this location was there. I had a great time listening to the band and drinking lavender lemonade. They had several craft vendors on site as well as free demonstrations on how to make lavender wreathes. The Clackamas River Basin Council had a nice set up of native plants in a portable display kind of fun to check out, however, the placement was next to face painting so I don't think they got as much foot traffic as they had hoped for. They had plenty of u cut lavender. I'm sure they will continue to have that throughout the season. Check out the scene. It's really nice there.

Went to their 10'th Annual Lavender Festival for my first time here and it was so lovely! The first…read moresite of seeing fields of lavender just blew my mind as I was in the parking area from afar walking in. I was welcomed with the sound of festivities with live bands, drinks, food, various vendors, and u-pick lavenders with a choice of making it into a lavender bouquet or wreath. This place is beautiful and has efficient sprinkler mist system and waterfall ponds for kids to play in, which was perfect for this very warm sunny day. The festival lasts for two days, so this year it was on June 25-26, 2016. The event is free! I was bummed that I forgot to bring a nice camera. Great lavender fields for photography! The scent of lavender everywhere just adds that aromatic touch to the whole experience. *These lavender bushes attract a lot of bees. There will be many bees per lavender bush, but they don't really bother you.

Really nice place! Guy there greeted us and gave us the run down on how it works and what to do…read more Great price and absolutely beautiful flowers. 10/10 would recommend:)

I was not sure how I would feel about going to this. I was asked by a friend if I wanted to go when…read morewe got there they had a porta potty. My son had to use the restroom so we went to use it. It was disgusting so I suggest you just use the bathroom before you go because it was gross. It smelt so bad but they had so many beautiful flowers. They had tools where you can cut the flowers right off the stem growing out of the ground. When you were done you would go and cut whatever you wanted off the stem and place it into like bouquet bag the price for the flowers for a dollar stem. Which I think is great! Also, they don't have anyone working outside. It's a trust that you will pay what you got. They have a little box. Will you put your money in and you take home what took. I taught about nine different flowers so I put nine dollars plus a small tip in the box. I think it's definitely worth it if you are a flower person and if you're wanting to get fresh flowers for someone definitely worth it.

My wife and our 10 year old son went to this farm on Wednesday July 16 to pick blueberry because…read moresome of our friend recommended. When we got there we were greeted by an older gentleman with a white beard. He asked us if we ever been here before and we told him that this was our first time coming here and was recommended by friends. He then asked us to follow him and we walked toward the end of the field to the last 22 rows. He told us that we can pick right here in front of the second row. After picking for 15 minutes we noticed that the berries were small and not as much like the rest of the other rows. We told our son to only pick the big blue berries, he then corrected us right away and said that we had to pick all the blue berries and not only the big ones. Then I noticed that there were 4 other groups (Families) that was on the same roll and side picking next to us that was probably 15 to 20 feet away from us. So we proceeded to move to a couple row in and picked where there were more and bigger. He came over to us right away and told us how come we left and not pick where he left us. I told him that this is U-Pick correct and as long as the field were open I am able to pick in that area at least what I understand how U-Pick works. I then asked him why are people picking here and you want us to pick over there where there were less and smaller berries. I also noticed that the people that he favors or friends and families gets to pick the newer crops and we were picking what they missed or did not picked. My wife got upset and we left the farm. I honestly didn't understand why he was like that cause I read great reviews but we were not about to pick after someone else left overs. I would can tell you that this was the worst experience we ever encounter at a U-Pick place. It's unfortunate and if this was their policies, they need to post this on their FB Market Place or have signs at the entrance. Unfair treatments and practice. Never would come back and would tell everyone to avoid coming here!!!

Amazing and delicious varieties of blueberries! People are wonderful and helpful! Picking season…read morewas long! I was able to come three weeks in a row and fill my freezer! They were great and provided buckets and bags! So happy that I found them!

Over priced for what you get plain and simple, they had a nice selection of pumpkins and cute photo…read moreprint areas but the price doesn't change when things are closed, out of order etc

Definitely not worth $70 for a family pass, and even with the family pass we couldn't even feed the…read moreanimals without paying extra. The food was terrible, and expensive. It was extremely boring especially since I have never been to a pumpkin patch before. Horrible first time experience. I sadly will not return, unfortunately. I would definitely look else where if you're big on reviews. I'm so upset I wasted $70