Farms

You pick pumpkin patch with outdoor activities such as hayrides, corn cannon, petting zoo, food, and more.

10362 Hwy 241
Coos Bay, OR 97420

541-269-3900

Small, women-owned vegetable farm.

19350 Barber Rd.
Nehalem, OR 97131

503-753-6327

Selling vegetables, fruit, herbs, mushrooms, and tea.

99386 Middle Creek Rd.
Myrtle Point, OR 97458

541-572-3295

Grass-fed/finished beef and pastured pork.

22095 Foss Rd.
Nehalem, OR 97131

503-368-6328

Source for finest quality, sustainably grown specialty cut flowers.

9455 Kilchis River Rd.
Bay City, OR 97141

503-815-3762

When I saw the glitter on the hoofs of the ponies, I knew this wasn’t your standard pony-riding excursion.

Sitting on the hills right outside Newberg, Oregon Dream Ponies offers visitors a chance to have their kids experience horses, in a low-key and educational environment. 

Horseback riding and living in the country was a life-long dream of Kim Taylor, better known as “Cowgirl Kim” on the farm. 

Stop by the farm stand.

93030 Airport Rd.
Sixes, OR 97476

541-348-2276

The Pumpkin Patch on the island of Sauvie in Portland, Oregon celebrated its 16th season in 2014. In 1998 the founder of the maze, Craig Easterly, brought the idea of the MAiZE to the island's famous Pumpkin Patch and it has been a tradition ever since. In total, over 500,000 people have attended the annual event at the farm and come to se the giant maze of corn and the fields of The Pumpkin Patch.

Take a deep breath.

That is Red Ridge Farm’s specialty.

We all know that travelling on vacation can be more work than, well, being at work at times. Connecting flights, rental cars, strange towns to navigate and depending on how busy your itinerary, travelling can create more stress than it relieves.

Choose your cut of heritage meats and free-range eggs.

90322 Hwy. 42 S.
Coquille, OR 97423

541-347-8505