Without a doubt, the best blueberry farm in the Mount Hood area. Really kind owners and the best…read moreview of Mount Hood. Don't forget your phone when you pick to get that special photo.

What could be better than picking cherries and berries with stellar views of snow capped Mt. hood?…read moreYes, that's rhetorical. Haha. cherrie and berrie picking and eating are one of summers delights! Montavons Berries is further up north in the Fruit Loop, #19, and in the same area as Grateful Vineyards and Mt. View Orchards. Plan a stop at all three and it's a worthy destination. Pick fruit at Montavons and Mt. view Orchards then have a pizza and hard cider, beer or wine on a picnic table at Grateful Vineyards. Mt. hood stands proud as the backdrop at all three places. The first crop to arrive are the cherries and they have several varieties. Bing are the most common and I love them so I always buy several pounds. Have to also get the golden and sweet Ranier cherries, too. And if they have the Sandra Rose, you must try! They have a darker glossier skin, red black in color, and are the sweetest of them all! As the season continues they have several types of blueberries and Willamette raspberries. Both delicious and easy to pick. The fields are layed out on flat land with plenty of space between rows. It is very sunny so wear a sun hat or cap and definitely put on that sunscreen. you will thank me. This is one of the smaller family run farms which is always my preference. Everyone is so nice and helpful. As soon as June comes around, I visit their website daily to see when the first of the cherries are ready to pick! And I pick and eat my fill! Til next year...

Beautiful cherry and apple orchard with adorable animals! The owner was so friendly and helpful…read more Highly recommended stopping by, super kid friendly.

The owner was so genuine and nice. All the animals are precious and add such a fun experience to…read morethe farm.

I have visited Kiyokawa at farmers markets before (they're at 13 of them!), but this month was the…read morefirst time I went out to their farm in Parkdale, OR. This is a third generation farm - their grandparents immigrated from Japan in the early 1900s. It's almost 300 acres and they've got apples, pears, peaches, cherries, berries, and probably more. The farmstand is open July through November. They've got a pick your own/U-pick options. They specialize in growing over 150 different varieties of apples, pears, cherries, and stone fruit. Their website is pretty up-to-date on which fruit are available at any given time. I really enjoyed stopping into the marketplace for a wide selection of pre-picked fruits, some of which had samples available. They were priced by weight and I was very pleased with the cost in the end ($12 for so many apples!).

Love Kiyokawa. First off, the scenery is beautiful in Parkdale surrounded by all the fruit trees…read moreplus the mountain. And this orchard is so fun to visit in mid-October during harvest time. They have wagon rides, a big fort for kids, an apple variety tasting, and dozens & dozens of apples and pear varieties for sale. We filled up a box of cosmic crisps to take home, plus loaded up on a bunch of jugs of honey for the year - 3 lbs for $24 is a great deal. I also walked through the orchard and loved that they labeled all the rows of trees so you can see all the many varieties. They had apple cider and apples with caramel sauce as samples while waiting in line. While I'm disappointed that the apple tasting still costs as much as last year, the experience is otherwise great and I'll be back.

I loved this quiet spot with luscious cherries almost throwing themselves into the provided little…read morered plastic bucket. Off the formal fruit loop, this place is a gem. No crowds and one amazing toddler with a cherry stained face and blissed out parents. Owned by a woman whose dog is named Hilda, I claim this organic farm my go to U pick. And lunch in Hood River after picking is close by and delicious.

Wonderful Janet and her amazing farm gave us some great memories. We went the Friday after July 4th…read moreand were the first to pick her amazing organic blueberries. We also picked cherries. We had kids 23month to 8 years and they all had a blast!!! Blueberries and Cherries are low enough for them to pick! Delicious and nice view of mountain too! $3.50 per lb for organic blueberries and cherries! Yes!

The blueberries are huge! And so sweet and delicious. Saw a post on FB and came out the next day!…read moreIt's a quaint farm, nothing fancy, just really fantastic blueberries and currants. Grab a blue bucket and start picking. It's an honor system so make sure to bring cash.

We had this place to ourselves and thoroughly enjoyed picking some wonderful haskaps. (I had never…read moreeven heard of haskaps before). They are like elongated blueberries. This farm is on the honor system. Grab buckets, pick to your heart's content, weigh them, and leave the money in envelopes based on their pricing system (which is very reasonable). What a nice family outing!

Oregon has wonderful lavender farms, and HRLF is one of my favorites. This is a beautiful farm with…read morestunning vistas, great products, stunning grounds, and warm, friendly people. I return every summer.

A super lovely lavender farm! My friends and family all came here (coincidentally!) the day after…read moremy husband and I got married and it was so much fun! We all loved the ice cream and the views! The gift shop is very quaint and has a lot of great lavender products made with their lavender! Overall, a great spot to hangout with friends and unwind!

This is our go-to blueberry farm! The ambience is quiet and private on a small farm, the owners are…read moresweethearts, and the fruit is absolutely delicious. They have a pond with weeping willows reaching down to a glassy surface full of water lilies. Birds and butterflies are everywhere. They encourage you to bring a camping chair and enjoy the ambience while you're there. It's very different from the usual hot, dusty, open field u-pick experience in Oregon. The wide variety of berries that ripen for many months running are organic and the bushes are lush and very healthy looking. Their prices are lower than most organic u-pick farms and they provide free bags. All proceeds go to the Fistula Foundation that helps women and girls in Uganda where the owners, Linda and Will, make regular trips. Willinda also has African art for sale like baskets and figurines--so beautiful! We look forward to coming here every year, I've brought groups of friends along. It's a not to be missed experience.

I love coming to Wilinda's. It is an awesome experience for my family. This small patch is pretty…read moremuch in the middle of town. My twins get a bucket each and I get my own. This was a breakthrough for my little boy, before coming here, he would refuse to eat blueberries. Now he can't get enough. I puts more in his belly than in the bucket. We go up and down the rows grabbing the darkest berries and at the end we take them up front to the lady in charge and pay for our loot. I always pay a few dollars more than what they tell me, because the twins eat quite a bit while picking the blueberries. Maybe it would be best for them to weigh my twins before and after the picking.

This orchard was amazing. So much to do for the kids. They had animals, a play set, a place for…read morechildren to dig. The ciders, wine and baked goods were amazing. Will always make this a staple stop when we visit.

Omg... Why does this place have such terrible reviews? This was hands down our favorite spot that…read morewe stopped in. They had so much fun stuff for the kids to do. They had bubbles, a corn maze, a corn bin to play in, roping, practice, tube races and much more. The samples were amazing too. We had a cider, donuts and bought some raspberry jalapeno jam.

My favorite place to pick sweet and delicious Mosier cherries! Lopez Farms has several varieties -…read morethe extra sweet yellow Ranier, the dark purple Tartarian, Bing, and more! What is unique and what I love best, is the orchard is on flat land. No hills to climb, just easy, peasy access to the delicious fruit. This family owned business is great for families, too. They have a shaded area with picnic tables and even a few hammocks where you can rest or picnic afterwards. Perfect way to make a morning or afternoon visiting this beautiful orchard. They supply the buckets and the trees are just steps from where you park and they are bursting with cherries. And right at arm level! The varieties are intermixed so in a small space, and in just 15 minutes, you can easily pick 8 pounds. Sounds like a lot but if you are gifting or baking, they go fast. I like to eat them as is! Prices were $2 a pound which is phenomenal. I gave them a few extra dollars because I most definitely sampled as I picked! The charming small town of Mosier is just 60 minutes from downtown Portland. The drive through the Columbia Gorge is breathtaking. Once you take the Mosier exit, there are signs pointing you to Lopez Farms and other cherry orchards on the same street. Cherry season is last week of a June-July so don't miss it! Make a day of it. Pick cherries, have a picnic, then get coffee at Randonne on Main Street in Mosier. Take a ride up to Rowena Crest for more spectacular views of the Columbia River and a hike. Visit Hood River or the many waterfalls along I-84. So much to do!

This was our favorite farm during our week long trip to Oregon. Although it's a little longer drive…read morethan the fruit stands on the fruit loop, it's worth it to come. We actually went twice! Just follow the clear signs along the road. The second time we picked 10 lbs. of cherries to bring home to Texas for friends and family. The Mosier cherries are pretty but the dark red ones are the sweetest. You can bring them in your carry on bag or in checked luggage (within the US, except Puerto Rico) The Lopez family is very friendly and they have beautiful and well kept orchards. You will love the views! We are so thankful that they allow the public to tour it.