Farms

Sitting behind some large trees, between Newberg and Hillsboro is a farm-themed store that is as authentic as it is special.

Smith Berry Barn Farm and Garden Market is the quintessential agri-tourism stop for those visiting Oregon. Washington County , while known for being the “silicon forest,” has a number of excellent family farms with stores, hay rides, tours and the like. Smith Berry Barn, however, feels less like a farm trying to be a retail outlet, and more like a family enterprise that wants to give people the best, local products possible.

Outside of the small town of Canby, The Flower Farmer is a great place to ride a train, get fresh fruits and vegetables and get up close to some farm animals. There are different attractions on the farm depending on the season, so make sure to check the website before heading out if you want to know what’s out on the farm.

Personally, my favorite tourist attractions are ones where you can do a number of things at once. It just feels like a better use of time when you visit a business or park, and you get a couple of activities in, instead of just one.

That’s what Tollen Farm offers people looking for an “Oregon” experience. From unique and quirky art, to home décor, garden items, farm animals and antiques, the farm is a great way to take home something from the Willamette Valley that is one-of-a-kind.

100% naturally-grown blueberries.

87432 Cranberry Creek Ln.
Bandon, OR 97411

541-404-4262

Blueberries ready for you to pick.

86997 Sydnam Ln.
Bandon, OR 97411

541-253-1104

Organic produce.

94938 Floras Creek Rd.
Langlois, OR 97450

541-348-2180