Farms

Heiser Farms

The owners of Heiser Farms, John and Kristi Heiser, moved to Grand Island in 1991 to realize their dream of living on a farm and raising their children in such a rural setting. They grow strawberries and mellons, in addition to growing pumpkins for the local markets.

A Maze In Grace Gardens

We offer a great environment in which we encourage children and adults to let their imagination run free.  We have all kinds of entertainment available for your family when you visit us.  And every year we are expanding.  We have a miniature hay maze for the younger folk, hay rides, small and large pumpkins, a corn maze, and our famous 4 wheel drive pirate ship.  Come check it out in our photos. 

Airlie Hills Harvest Festival & Pumpkin Patch

Arlie Hills Farms is a large farm that has a massive pumpkin patch that is 'considered one of the premier pumpkin patches in Oregon'. In additon to the pumpkin patch, Airlie Hills Farm provides other activities for the family including a corn maze, Hayrides, and much more. It is a place that is a wonderful place to bring the family and experience things like getting lose in the corn maze with your family or choosing the perfect pumpkin that will last in your family's memories for years to come.

Bauman Farms

Bauman’s Farm has become a family tradition for thousands each year and all the fun begins this September 28th and runs till Halloween – before the farm is transformed once again for the Holiday Season!

Bonneville Fish Hatchery

The Bonneville Fish Hatchery is the “it” location, especially if you are a salmon.

While the nearly 1 million human visitors a year is an impressive statistic, what biologists and Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife officials are more impressed with is when more than 80,000 salmon return in the late summer and early fall.

Dream Ridge Stables

Clackamas County is the epicenter of the horse culture in the United States, and a visit to Dream Ridge Stables will show you why so many people love horses.

Fall Harvest Festival at Bose Family Farm

The Bose Family farm has a massive corn maze that stretches out over ten whole acres. Each year they have a different theme for their corn mazes and provide challenges to complete for rewards. For example, in 2014 the extra challenge was to find all of the punch stations hidden throughout the maze in order to enter for a chance to win half of a hog. These rewards in addition to the simple family atmosphere make it an excellent place to bring the family to for a good days worth of fun.

Bose Farms

Fruit Loop

Harvest Season along the Fruit Loop By Pat Snider

No, the Fruit Loop is not the name of a candy treat, a Carmen Miranda earring, or a ride at the state fair. It's a 35-mile scenic meander through the fruit orchards, small towns, and back roads of the Hood River Valley. Located about 45 minutes east of Portland by way of the Columbia Gorge, and directly south of the town of Hood River, the area is Oregon's largest fruit growing region. Over thirty percent of the nation's winter pears are harvested here, along with a variety of apples, berries, peaches, and cherries.

Jump for Joy Farm

One of the amazing things about living in Oregon is you are 30 minutes from the countryside, barring traffic, no matter where you are. 

This is where you will find Jump for Joy Farm, outside of Portland on the East side. The 27-acre farm not only features full equestrian riding and boarding services, it’s also a great place for people of all ages to learn about life on the farm, interact with a variety of farm animals, and gain skills in urban farming and homesteading.

Lillie Belle Farms

The chocolate store, located on Highway 99, or North Front Street in Central Point, opened its current location a few years ago to take advantage of what business owners in the area call an “artisan grouping.” Lillie Belle is located next to Rogue Creamery (who built the building for him) and it has big windows where you can watch Shepherd make his confections.

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