Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Grants Pass, OR

Grants Pass

Bella Lynn grows u-pick blueberries in five varieties and runs a self-serve dairy and farm store at 785 Plumtree Lane in Grants Pass. The store stocks fresh A2A2 cow and goat milk, farm eggs, and homemade jams, syrups, and herbal goods, plus crochet and woodwork from the family. It's open daily 9 to 6 and takes cash, card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Venmo.

Grants Pass

Dinsdale Farm is located on Riverbanks Road outside Grants Pass, in Josephine County's Rogue Valley in southern Oregon. The valley's warm summers suit tree fruit, vegetables, and vineyards. No website or public listing surfaced for the farm beyond the address, so its crops, hours, and whether it sells to the public aren't confirmed here. Reach out directly before making the drive.

Williams

A working ranch since 1858 on Water Gap Road in Williams, in the Applegate Valley of southern Oregon, producing organic beef and estate wine. The French-influenced operation runs a tasting room for its wines alongside the cattle side of the business. Beef is sold direct, and visitors can stop at the tasting room in the Applegate wine country south of Grants Pass.

Grants Pass

Applegate Valley Lavender Farm grows lavender along Highway 238 southwest of Grants Pass, in the warm Applegate Valley of southern Oregon. Lavender farms here open around the summer bloom for u-pick, cut bundles, and lavender products. The valley's dry heat and long days suit the crop well.

The English Lavender Farm grows lavender on Thompson Creek Road in southern Oregon's Applegate Valley, run by Sue and Derek Owen, who started farming here in 2011. The farm opens to visitors in June and July, Friday through Monday from 10am to 4pm, and sells lavender products at local farmers markets and through an online shop. Peak bloom lines up with the summer visiting season.

Kerby

Kerbyville Natural Farm sits on the Redwood Highway (US-199) in Kerby, in the Illinois Valley of Josephine County near Cave Junction. The name points to natural, low-input growing methods in this remote corner of southwest Oregon.

Jacksonville

An inn on Upper Applegate Road in the Applegate Valley, southwest of Jacksonville in southern Oregon's wine country. It sits among vineyards and small farms along the Applegate River. No active official website was found for the property.

White's Country Farm is on the Medford-Provolt Highway in the Applegate Valley of southern Oregon (ZIP 97530, near Jacksonville and Grants Pass). This corner of the Rogue Valley grows peaches, berries, vegetables, and wine grapes in its warm summers. The farm is listed for agritourism; its crops and hours aren't posted online, so confirm before a visit.

Central Point

An orchard near Central Point, in the Rogue Valley of southern Oregon. The Old Stage Road area grows tree fruit and runs small farm stands. No website or specific variety information for Vaughn Farm and Orchard was found online.

Jacksonville

This entry is a community Halloween event rather than a working farm: an annual harvest parade held at Doc Griffin Park in Jacksonville, the historic gold-rush town west of Medford in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley. Rogue Valley towns run family harvest and Halloween gatherings each October. Confirm the current year's date with the City of Jacksonville or local organizers.

Central Point

Willow Springs Ranch is on Willow Springs Road in Central Point, in the Rogue Valley just north of Medford in southern Oregon. It's listed as an agritourism stop, a category that around here covers everything from event grounds to small livestock and produce operations. No public website or crop list turned up, so contact the ranch directly to confirm what's open to visitors and when.

Medford

Central Point

Raises chickens in Central Point, in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley. The listing describes a small poultry operation. No website or verified details are published about eggs, birds for sale, or farm visits.

Medford

Alta Vista Orchard is an orchard in Medford, in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley — pear and apple country, with a warm climate that also suits stone fruit. No public website or stand hours were found, so call ahead before visiting. The listing marks it as agritourism and orchard.

Phoenix

Sugar Plum Acres is on Pioneer Road near Phoenix, in the Rogue Valley of southern Oregon between Medford and Ashland. The directory lists only an agritourism tag and address — no products, hours, or website.

Medford

A fall u-pick pumpkin patch on Camp Baker Road in Medford, with more than 35 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, and winter squash — butternut, spaghetti, acorn, kabocha, delicata and more — sold by weight. The farm has run for over 20 years and builds an annual harvest festival around the season, with outdoor activities and live music. Daily hours run 10 to 5 in autumn.