It's been years since I visited Hartnell Farms. What a pleasant surprise…read more Produce was beautiful and ladies there were helpful, pleasant and nice. I'll be back.

About as close in as you can get for a u-pick. The day I went they had all kinds of tomatoes…read more Roma, Marzano, heirloom, early girl. All already picked! It's all produce all the time. Great prices and easy access with plenty of parking. There are some produce stands closer in but Hartnell grows its own produce so it's exceptionally fresh.

Easiest pumpkin patch we've been to this year and affordable! Pumpkins are priced well and many…read moresizes to pick from in the field and also up by the stand. NO ADMISSION FEES!!! No hayrides and the pull carts (social distancing reasons) but still fun for the kids. They had a mini hay maze that the kids enjoyed jumping and running through. Tire swings and tire climbing stack. The slide and play area is closed. The petting area is closed but the goats and donkeys are easy to view in their big fenced area. All were friendly. Most people were wearing masks in the crowded areas and some masked off in the field since there was barely anyone within 25 ft of each other out there. They had produce, fruit, and U cut flowers. Fresh! Friendly and low pressure. Great set up for pics in many spots and spaced out. Come support this wonderful farm! Cash, check, or Venmo only.

Stopped by on Tuesday. They had a farm stand with okay area. They sell pumpkins in the area…read more There is a play area for kids. Olson Farms is located on a big area area. There are slides, tractor tire obstacles and swing area. We had fun taking some pumpkin pictures. Very nice day to enjoy before the rain hits. I know there are more activities on the weekends. So if you want more activities, definitely come over in a weekends.

I am purchasing all of my meat and produce directly from farms, whenever possible. Moomaw farms…read morehave a nice variety of meat, they're local AND they deliver. It's so nice to know where my meat comes from and that it isn't loaded with, who knows what. Support small and local!

To have locally-sourced HAPPY meat is so very important to us! We have bought consistently…read moredelicious products from Moomaw Family Farm for years and couldn't be happier. We love how we can choose what we want and it shows up at our door. Mostly, we are grateful the animals have had a good life. Thank you, Moomaw!

Our group of four families bundled up together to head out to the historic Kirchem Farm in search…read moreof our PERFECT Christmas Trees. We were not disappointed! The wagon tour of trees, the helpful crew, the fire and complementary hot coco (it was a beautiful clear, but COLD day!) all added to our collective enjoyment. We WILL be back next year. Thank you for the magical memories! Happy Holidays to all!

I've been to a lot of tree farms. This one is special. Decent parking. Great inventory and…read moreselection. Friendly people. It's worth the drive and the mud isn't too bad!!!!! Bonus they don't try to seek you a bunch of other things. Just trees.

This farm's biggest claim to fame is of course the annual Pickathon music festival, which runs the…read morefirst weekend (Thurs-Sun) in August. Very diverse musical menu with over 60 different bands/musicians and DJ's playing usually twice on I think 8 different stages. We attended this last weekend and had a blast. As a ticket to Pickathon allows you to camp in the woods onsite, we set up our tent as we have the last 5 times we've attended. The community that springs up here takes quite a Herculean effort, so they rely heavily on volunteer efforts, which entitles those interested to trade time and effort for a complimentary ticket. Was everything perfect? No. Having so many people walking along trails back and forth from the festival sites to their campsites does kick up some dust. Oh well. I'll bring a kerchief next time. And are there other minor annoying aspects? Of course there are. But by and large Pickathon becomes a magical space if you come prepared (sunscreen, mosquito repellent and a kind attitude) and have realistic expectations about what a music festival/experience is. Oh, Sherry and Scott Pendarvis are wonderful people who also open their farm to weddings and other events. It's a very funky and cute farm with currently 3 horses and lots of ripe blackberries to pick during Pickathon.

We are definitely going to be coming back to this festival! Husband, me and 16 year old teen had a…read morereally good time here. Yes it's not cheap but if you can afford it, I would say it's worth it! Got the weekend pass and did not camp there so we definitely are looking forward to pickathon every year! Recommend you try this festival!

A wonderful family run Christmas Tree farm. This is our second year back. They have a good…read moreselection of Douglas Fir, Noble Fir, and Grand Firs. Douglas is $65 no matter the size and the Nobles and Grands are $75/each. Cash or check only. No frills but they do have complimentary cider and popcorn and it's a nice relaxed atmosphere. Family members help shake and bind the tree and provide ropes for tying on the car. They also have saws to cut the tree on your own. This is our go to farm and we'll be back again next year to support this family business.

2019 looks like a tough year for Christmas trees. That said, JTB is a lovely property to walk…read morearound. Not a huge selection this year and our tree is smaller than normal but that seems to be the case everywhere. The complimentary hot cider, popcorn, tree bailing, and candy canes were a nice treat for the whole family! The family was pleasant and ensured us that they are making strides for a better selection for the years to come.

Foster Feed & Garden is Portland's oldest retail feed store, established in 1898!…read more I've been spending more time in the Lents area lately, and this is one of the spots I've stopped by. I got suet to hang up for the birds, as well as some soil to start off my container garden. The store has all sorts of other stuff - cat and dog food, horse and bird supplies, hay and straw, live bunnies and chickens, and more. It's not a huge store but it is packed with stuff. Supplies change seasonally. They're old school - don't bother checking their website, just call in. Prices are a little higher than you may be able to find elsewhere, but in my opinion it's worth supporting this locally owned family business over a megacorp. Good amount of parking, with spots to back in for loading.

Been going here for literally 40 years! Still smells the same I bought my Littleman here recently…read morehe's a firecracker!!!!

Justy's is our favorite produce and flower shop. The local produce is amazing and you can't beat…read morethe prices for the gorgepus flowers. You'll never want to buy flowers anywhere else. Please please wear your mask the whole time and wear the gloves and be respectful of Justy's place when you go. I want this place to stay safe and open for everyone as long as possible.

This place is run by the owner. He grows a lot of the produce. Prices are reasonable and produce is…read moreAmazing!! I always get my tomatos each year for canning.

Phil and his dad are super nice. An eclectic nursery with a strong focus on fruit-bearing trees…read moreand shrubs. His prices are great and he is knowledgable about the plants he stocks. This is an easy drive from town. I look forward to another visit as soon as I can find another spot to plop down another fruit tree.

I love coming to Phil's Farm! Phil, his mom and his son and…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable. There's a great selection of everything from fruit trees, grapes, flowers and flowering trees. Theres even a small gift shop. Some of the bonsais items are my favorites. The prices are really reasonable and the plants and trees are very nice. I'll be back soon for more trees!

Fun easy day . Lunch, music, nice vendors . Some produce pricey but all were lovely . Picked up…read moresome delicious mixed nuts , and cookies and more.

This past Saturday was amazing and exceptional! I was operating as technical crew for my Father's…read moremusical group Hillsview Sound. He was performing at at the Happy Valley Farmers Market and the food, reception and energy of this late summer venue was extraordinary! Currently based on the campus of Sunnyside Foresquare Church, I highly recommend this market to anyone desiring top notch crafts, delicious food, and amazing artisans and there amazing creativity.