Farms Near McMinnville, OR

Farmers Market at the Grange is a farmers market held at a local Grange hall in Oregon, a common setup where a rural Grange chapter hosts vendors selling produce, eggs, baked goods, and crafts. The specific town and market day aren't documented online, so confirm directly before going.

McMinnville

For over 45 years our farming family has called the Willamette Valley home. We are a family owned and operated farm providing meat that begins with happy and healthy animals. We are passionate about the quality of care our animals receive—from ensuring fresh, clean water, to a nutritious diet, proper healthcare, and comfortable housing. This is just a fraction of the TLC our cows receive on our farm. Angus beef is the foundation of Eola Crest Cattle’s offerings and is accented by handmade dry ru

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McMinnville

For over 45 years our farming family has called the Willamette Valley home. We are a family owned and operated farm providing meat that begins with happy and healthy animals. We are passionate about the quality of care our animals receive—from ensuring fresh, clean water, to a nutritious diet, proper healthcare, and comfortable housing. This is just a fraction of the TLC our cows receive on our farm. Angus beef is the foundation of Eola Crest Cattle’s offerings and is accented by handmade dry ru

Bernards Garden sits on the Salmon River Highway (Highway 18) in the McMinnville area of Yamhill County wine country. The name and listing point to a produce stand or market garden along this well-traveled route to the coast. No website or crop list is posted online. Farm stands along Highway 18 tend to run seasonally, strongest through summer vegetables and fall harvest. Confirm before stopping.

The McMinnville Farmer's Market brings Yamhill County growers and food makers to downtown McMinnville for a seasonal weekly market of produce, flowers, and prepared food. Yamhill County sits in Oregon wine country, so the market draws from a strong base of small farms. Confirm the current day, hours, and location for the running season directly.

McMinnville

The McMinnville market runs on NE Third Street, the historic downtown spine of this Yamhill County town at the center of Oregon's Willamette Valley wine country. Expect valley produce, flowers, and prepared food alongside the district's shops and tasting rooms. Confirm the market day and season before you go.

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This McMinnville produce stand on Highway 18 has closed. Its own website confirms Bernards Farm shut down permanently on March 9, 2025. For years it ran as a roadside farm stand on the highway between McMinnville and the coast, selling seasonal Yamhill County produce. Anyone working from an old listing should treat it as no longer operating.

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Farmer John's Produce & Nursery runs a seasonal produce stand and plant nursery on SW Oldsville Road outside McMinnville, in Yamhill County wine country. Stands like this in the north Willamette Valley sell starts and bedding plants in spring, then vegetables, berries, and fall pumpkins as the season turns. Exact hours and current stock weren't confirmed from a public page, so call ahead before you go.

Dayton

Sweet Oregon Berry Farm grows berries near the Dayton Bypass in Dayton, in Yamhill County wine country southwest of Portland. The name and produce listing point to summer u-pick and fresh-picked sales, likely strawberries, raspberries, marionberries, or blueberries as each ripens from June through August. No website turned up with exact varieties or hours. Bring containers and check picking conditions before you go.

Carlton

“Tabula Rasa” simply means clean slate. This farm signifies a clean slate for me personally (you can read about my story here), but there’s another meaning that I believe really applies to the farm itself: “something existing in its original pristine state.” My goal for this farm is for it to thrive on its own devices, with natural water resources hydrating nutrient-rich soils and plant life that are devoid of synthetic pesticides and chemicals. And that animals will flourish here in a humane se

Calton

I started my career in advertising, transitioning into fashion design and later, turning my passion for painting into a career. Along the way, I’ve lived in Los Angeles, New York and many points in between. But the big city bustle has always run counter to my small-town roots and I eventually moved to Oregon, its expansive beauty providing great artistic inspiration. What I didn’t know at the time was that this move would end up bringing me full circle, ultimately leading me to put away my paint

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Big Table Farm is winemaker Brian and artist Clare's Oregon winery and regenerative farm, begun with 150 cases in 2006 after leaving Napa — named for their goal of a gracious, welcoming table piled with handcrafted food and wine. The celebrated Pinots and whites (Wine & Spirits Winery of the Year 2014 and 2015) come with hand-drawn labels, farm boxes pairing 11 bottles with local goods, and tastings by appointment at the Carlton atelier.

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The Ground Market, now in downtown Carlton, Oregon, brings together 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured poultry, forested pork, sustainable wild-caught seafood, and seasonal vegetables — raised responsibly by real Willamette Valley farmers and Pacific Northwest fishermen. Shop curated boxes, weekly veggie garden shares, or whole and fractional animal shares bought directly from the farms.

Rickreall

A small poultry operation on McCoy Road in Rickreall, in Polk County's farmland west of Salem. The name points to backyard-scale chickens, likely eggs, laying hens, or started birds rather than a large commercial flock. Rickreall sits along Highway 99W amid grass-seed and mixed farms. Public details are limited, so contact the farm directly to confirm what's available.

Yamhill

Thistle Ridge Ranch lies off Krono Road near Yamhill, in the rolling hills of Yamhill County wine country northwest of McMinnville. Agritourism spots in this area range from farm visits to event grounds and seasonal u-pick. Reach out directly to confirm what the ranch offers and when it opens.

Salem

A small blueberry patch and garden stand on Hopewell Road NW, west of Salem in the Willamette Valley. The planting runs about half an acre, sold u-pick and pre-picked from a stand that takes cash and check. It's a modest, home-based operation rather than a large commercial field. Picking lands in July and August, and a porta-potty is on site.

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Dayton

A produce operation on Neck Road near Dayton, on the Willamette Valley floor of Yamhill County. The bottomland here grows sweet corn, vegetables, berries, and hazelnuts on deep river soil. The name points to a roadside or farm-stand produce seller rather than a large operation. No website or contact details were confirmed, so hours and what's in season aren't listed here.

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Dayton

Jeff and Jennifer's U-Pick is a small family operation on SE Neck Road outside Dayton, in Yamhill County. The listing marks it as u-pick, so visitors harvest their own during the season, though the specific crops aren't posted online. Neck Road runs through Willamette Valley farmland where berries, vegetables, and orchard fruit are common. Contact the growers directly to learn what's ripe and when they're open.

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Zenith Vineyard sits on Zena Road in the Eola-Amity Hills west of Salem, one of the Willamette Valley's cooler pinot-growing pockets. It runs a tasting room and wine club and hosts weddings and events in custom-designed spaces among the vines. Overnight options include an estate house, farmhouse bungalows, and Hipcamp sites. The vineyard farms sustainably across the estate.

Sheridan

Brandt Farms is on SW Ballston Road near Sheridan, in the Yamhill County wine and farm country west of McMinnville. The directory lists it as agritourism, but no website or details about crops or visitor access were found. Farms in this area range from vineyards to hay, livestock, and produce. Contact the farm directly for specifics.

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Dayton

Heiser Farms runs a seasonal pumpkin patch on Grand Island Loop near Dayton, on an island in the Willamette River in Yamhill County wine country. Families come for pumpkins each autumn, then the farm closes through winter. It sits at 21425 Grand Island Loop.

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Woodland Lavender is a lavender farm on NE Woodland Loop Road in Yamhill, in the wine-country hills of Yamhill County. Lavender farms here bloom and open for u-pick and cut bunches from roughly late June through July. The listing marks it under flowers and agritourism. Confirm bloom timing and hours before visiting, as they shift year to year.

Grows cherries on NE Trunk Road near Dundee, in the Yamhill County hills better known for Pinot Noir. Trunk Road climbs the red-soiled slopes above the Willamette Valley floor, where fruit ripens a little earlier on the south-facing benches. The name suggests a small family cherry block, likely picked in June and July. No website or contact details were confirmed.

Salem

Green Vista Farms is on Magness Road NW in West Salem, on the Polk County side of the Willamette Valley where nurseries, vineyards, and produce growers work the hills above the river. It's listed for agritourism. Specific crops and visiting hours aren't published online, so contact the farm to confirm before stopping by.

Dallas

A small farm on Perrydale Road in Polk County, out in the grass-seed and grain country between Dallas and the Perrydale crossroads west of Salem. The listing gives only an agritourism tag and a street with no house number — no crops, hours, or website.

A produce farm on Wallace Road NW near West Salem, in Polk County along the Willamette. This stretch of Wallace Road is lined with fruit and vegetable stands, and Polk County growers sell cherries, berries, sweet corn, and mixed vegetables through summer and fall. Public specifics for Daum's are limited, so contact directly for what's in season and stand hours.

Saint Paul

A family farm near Saint Paul, in the French Prairie country of Marion County. The recorded address appears incomplete. No website or specific crop information for Ernst Family Farms was found online, though the area is known for berries, hops, and row crops.

Rickreall

The name points to grapes, and this Rickreall listing sits in Polk County wine country west of Salem, where vineyards and berry farms share the valley floor. It's listed for agritourism. Whether it's a small vineyard, a jam maker, or a u-pick spot isn't clear online, so confirm the details before visiting.

Emi's Farm Eggs is a small Oregon egg seller. Beyond farm eggs, little is published about its flock, methods, or location. Contact directly to ask about availability and pickup.

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Mission Bottom Produce takes its name from the rich Willamette River bottomland north of Salem, historic farm ground near the old Mission Bottom settlement. The stand, listed on Ravena Drive N, sells the valley's summer produce. As with most small stands, stock tracks the harvest, so call ahead late in the season for what's ready.

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Oregon Dream Ponies is a small breeding farm on NE Hillside Drive in Newberg, in the Chehalem Valley of Yamhill County. The operation centers on ponies rather than crops, and farms like this often host visits, photos, or lessons by appointment. Contact them directly to arrange a visit.

St Paul

Champoeg Farm, established 1856 in St. Paul, Oregon — 30 minutes south of Portland — raises pasture-raised turkeys, chickens, geese, and ducks with ample space, fresh air, and open pastures, always antibiotic free, with 16 years of pasture poultry experience and on-farm processing from chick to finish. Order online for farm pickup or weekly Portland-area pickups, with fresh Thanksgiving turkey reservations, eggs, berries, and pasture-raised pet food rounding out the offer.

Saint Paul

Koch Family Farm is on Raybell Road in Saint Paul, out on the French Prairie farmland of Marion County near the St. Paul Rodeo grounds. This flat, fertile stretch between the Willamette River and I-5 grows grass seed, hops, berries, and row crops. Contact the farm directly for what it sells and when its stand is open.

Keizer

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Pick-your-own cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, peaches, apples, and plums spread across 130 acres in the hills above Perrydale, about 20 minutes west of Salem. The second-generation farm dates to 1987 and keeps fruit low enough that ladders aren't needed. A farm stand sells cinnamon rolls, oversized cookies, and lavender lemonade during the June-to-October season. A restored barn on the property hosts weddings and events.

Rickreall

An apple-oriented farm on Main Street in Rickreall, in Polk County's farmland west of Salem along Highway 99W. Western Oregon apples ripen from late summer into fall, the usual window for orchard visits and cider. The name points to apples specifically, though public details are limited; contact the farm to confirm varieties, u-pick, or a stand.

Lush Grove Organic Farm grows produce without synthetic chemicals somewhere in Oregon. Little else is published online, so confirm what's in season and where to buy before making a trip.

Saint Paul

Koch Family Farm keeps a roadside stand on Raybell Road in Saint Paul, out on the French Prairie farmland between the Willamette and Pudding rivers. Marion County growers here move seasonal produce straight off the field, so what sits on the table changes with the harvest. Hours tend to follow the picking season rather than a fixed schedule.

Salem

Jones Farm Produce runs a produce stand on River Road NE in Salem, along the Willamette River flats north toward Keizer. This is prime valley ground for sweet corn, tomatoes, berries, and squash, the staples of a summer-to-fall farm stand. Stock and hours follow the harvest, so it's worth calling ahead late in the season.

Saint Paul

A farm near Saint Paul, in the French Prairie farming country of the north Willamette Valley. The recorded street address looks incomplete, and no website or crop details for Mullen Acres were found online.

Salem

A wide u-pick lineup on the north edge of Salem near Keizer: strawberries and cherries early, then blueberries, blackberries, peaches, apples, and grapes as summer moves into fall. The family has farmed here since 1970 and sells both ready-picked and pick-your-own on Perkins Street NE. Because the crops span months, the open days change with what's ripe, so call before you go.

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Salem

Schreiner's has grown bearded iris on the Quinaby Road fields north of Salem since 1925, making it one of the country's largest and oldest iris growers. The catalog runs to tall, intermediate, and dwarf bearded iris plus daylilies, sold as rhizomes alongside fresh-cut iris bouquets in season. The display gardens open to visitors during spring bloom, roughly mid-May through early June. It also stocks allium, amaryllis, and garden gifts.

Dallas

The Polk County Bounty Market's Dallas location sets up on the Polk County Courthouse lawn on Main Street, in the county seat west of Salem. Same market network as the Monmouth site, different town and day. Growers and makers from around the mid-Willamette Valley sell here; confirm the current schedule before you go.

Gaston

Hein's grows blueberries on SW Vandehey Road near Gaston, on the Washington and Yamhill county line in the western Willamette Valley. Blueberry picking here runs roughly July through August. The listing covers agritourism and produce, pointing to farm-stand or u-pick sales. Daily hours and pricing aren't posted online, so check availability before you head out.