We did a weekend trip to Eugene and our way back up home we stumbled this orchards farm. We had to stop by "just to see" as I told my hubby. As a wedding photographer, I am drawn to the fall colors especially during the Fall and on top of this I love u-pick my own fruits. We were going to just buy some butternut squashes , Kaboucha Japanese pumpkin and a few pound of apples. However, we ended picking about 10 lbs of the "mystery" apples. They were a hybrid between fuji and granny smith, but very sweet. They have variety of pumpkins, gourds, tomatoes, corns, variety of apples, pears, hazelnuts, and many more. Even have a little corn maze for the little one. Love the farm and recommend it to anyone. Check it out if you are driving by.
Lee Tooh
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June 29, 2018
The place is awesome. Great place to go with the entire family especially for pumpkins. The employees are incredibly friendly and helpful. They also have some of the best fruit I have ever had and the prices are very low. The experience here is always great and changes drastically depending on the time of year so it is worth visiting often.
Diane Stewart
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October 20, 2021
Very neat little on site produce store. There are orchards and a greenhouse surrounding the store. The prices are more than fair.
There is ample parking and a picnic bench under some beautiful mature trees.
They close on October 31st so if you've been thinking about visiting the farm, you'd better not hesitate.
Phil V
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May 12, 2019
This is a great little hideaway that is we're stopping at year-round for fresh pressed apple cider that is delicious and pure. It features a walk up self serve cooler and certain times of the year you can get various apples and a wide variety of apples at that. Everything is purchased on the honor policy which is the old American way and one day, when I was a few dollars short, I admittedly still took my apple cider and returned at a later time with a note and the financial balance I owed them. Where can you do that in America? I appreciate them and hope they continue to trust us. I won't let them down.
Dave Orth
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August 19, 2018
We come here every year for peaches -probably twenty years running. Lovely peaches, lovely people, amazing produce.
Wish they were closer to us since we have moved North, but worth the drive!
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We did a weekend trip to Eugene and our way back up home we stumbled this orchards farm. We had to stop by "just to see" as I told my hubby. As a wedding photographer, I am drawn to the fall colors especially during the Fall and on top of this I love u-pick my own fruits. We were going to just buy some butternut squashes , Kaboucha Japanese pumpkin and a few pound of apples. However, we ended picking about 10 lbs of the "mystery" apples. They were a hybrid between fuji and granny smith, but very sweet. They have variety of pumpkins, gourds, tomatoes, corns, variety of apples, pears, hazelnuts, and many more. Even have a little corn maze for the little one. Love the farm and recommend it to anyone. Check it out if you are driving by.
The place is awesome. Great place to go with the entire family especially for pumpkins. The employees are incredibly friendly and helpful. They also have some of the best fruit I have ever had and the prices are very low. The experience here is always great and changes drastically depending on the time of year so it is worth visiting often.
Very neat little on site produce store. There are orchards and a greenhouse surrounding the store. The prices are more than fair. There is ample parking and a picnic bench under some beautiful mature trees. They close on October 31st so if you've been thinking about visiting the farm, you'd better not hesitate.
This is a great little hideaway that is we're stopping at year-round for fresh pressed apple cider that is delicious and pure. It features a walk up self serve cooler and certain times of the year you can get various apples and a wide variety of apples at that. Everything is purchased on the honor policy which is the old American way and one day, when I was a few dollars short, I admittedly still took my apple cider and returned at a later time with a note and the financial balance I owed them. Where can you do that in America? I appreciate them and hope they continue to trust us. I won't let them down.
We come here every year for peaches -probably twenty years running. Lovely peaches, lovely people, amazing produce. Wish they were closer to us since we have moved North, but worth the drive!