Farms Near North Plains, OR

North Plains

North Plains

Pumpkin Ridge Vineyard grows wine grapes on NW Corey Road in North Plains, in the Tualatin Valley hills west of Portland. The site sits among Washington County's cluster of small estate vineyards.

North Plains

North Plains

A farm on NW Shady Brook Road near North Plains, in the Washington County farmland northwest of Portland. The agritourism listing suggests seasonal crops or farm visits, though specifics aren't posted. No website or verified contact details were found online.

Hillsboro

Jossy Farms is a family farm on NW Beach Road north of Hillsboro, in the Tualatin Valley farmland of Washington County. It's listed for agritourism in a region known for its fall pumpkin patches.

North Plains

My Dad has raised Hereford cattle in North Plains, OR for 40 years and has passed his love of the land and animals on to me, his youngest daughter. My husband and I now raise our two young children on the ranch. This is now our home, as well as our children’s playground. The purity of the pastures, clean water and good air quality are as important to us as the beef we raise. We are motivated to raise high-quality, ethically raised, grass-fed beef for our own family and our community.

Hillsboro

Callaghan's Blueberry Field grows blueberries on NW Jackson Quarry Road in Hillsboro, in Washington County's farm belt west of Portland. This is prime blueberry country, with the u-pick season generally running July into August. No website or social page turned up for the field beyond the address, so picking days, pricing, and whether the fruit is u-pick aren't confirmed. Call ahead during berry season.

Hillsboro

A u-pick blueberry farm on NW Old Scotch Church Road in Hillsboro, named for the landmark Old Scotch Church nearby. Pickers come in July and August, when Washington County's blueberries ripen across the Tualatin Valley. Bring-your-own containers is the usual drill at small stands like this. No website, hours, or contact details were confirmed, so check locally before driving out.

Cornelius

Cornelius

Blooming Junction Farm and Garden is on NW Zion Church Road in Cornelius, in the western Tualatin Valley of Washington County. The operation pairs a garden center and nursery with farm ground, selling plants, starts, and seasonal produce to the Forest Grove and Hillsboro area. Stock shifts with the gardening season.

Cornelius

Cornelius

Hillsboro

Hillsboro

John Coussens Farms works the ground on NW Wren Road in Hillsboro, in Washington County's Tualatin Valley farmland west of Portland.

Hillsboro

Gregg Farms works farmland on NW Leisy Road north of Hillsboro, in Washington County's Tualatin Valley growing region.

Hillsboro

Helvetia Christmas Tree and Lavender Farm opens its lavender fields the first two weekends of July, when visitors cut their own bundles for $8 with baskets and scissors provided, or buy pre-cut bunches for $12. Festival weekends bring 30-plus artisan vendors, food, and live music, plus garden tours and distilled lavender oil for sale. The farm sits on NW Bishop Road northwest of Hillsboro. Admission proceeds go to Samaritan Ministries.

Hillsboro

A Christmas-tree farm on NW Bishop Road in the Helvetia area northwest of Hillsboro, a Swiss-settled farming community in Washington County's rolling hills. Oregon u-cut tree farms open from the day after Thanksgiving through December, cutting Douglas fir, noble fir, and similar species. Public details are limited, so confirm this season's opening dates and available trees before visiting.

Hillsboro

Roloff Farms is the 109-acre Hillsboro farm featured for 25 seasons on TLC's Little People, Big World. Its main public event is a fall Pumpkin Festival on select weekends, drawing large crowds to NW Grossen Drive west of Portland. The family also offers guided farm tours led by Roloffs and books part of the property as a vacation rental.

Hillsboro

Grossen Peaches is a peach grower on NW Grossen Drive in Hillsboro, in Washington County's Tualatin Valley farmland west of Portland. The name points to tree fruit and a summer-into-fall harvest.

Hillsboro

Sunrise U-Pick Blueberry Farm grows pick-your-own blueberries on NW West Union Road north of Hillsboro, on the flat Tualatin Valley ground that ripens a heavy midsummer crop. Bushes generally open to pickers from July into August. The directory lists no website or hours, so check locally before heading out.

Hillsboro

A strawberry grower in the Helvetia farming area north of Hillsboro, part of the rural belt that supplies much of Washington County's fresh berries each June. The name points to strawberries as the main crop, sold at the field or u-pick during early summer, which is the standard pattern for growers this size. No website or current contact details turned up online.

Banks

Courting Hill Vineyard grows Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Chardonnay on 40 south-facing acres near Banks, with views toward Mount Hood. Jimmy and Helen Leyden planted it in 1981 on a hill that courting couples once climbed for the view. The vineyard sells you-pick grapes to home winemakers, who harvest from the different clone blocks each fall. Contact the vineyard by email to arrange picking as harvest approaches.

Hillsboro

Evans Blueberries grows blueberries on NW Cavens Lane in Hillsboro, within Washington County's berry-growing belt west of Portland. Local u-pick blueberries generally come ready from July into August. No website or social page turned up for the farm beyond the address, so picking hours, pricing, and whether fruit is u-pick or pre-picked aren't confirmed here. Call ahead during the summer harvest.

Hillsboro

Mission Hillsboro Farmers’ Markets creates community gathering-places for people to buy local produce and products. We partner with farms, small businesses, and groups to provide education and resources. These efforts strive to enhance our community health and economic growth. Vision We are a vibrant part of our community's health, actively contributing by providing food and nutrition education, fresh food and a vital outlet for local farmers to sell their produce and plants. Values We believe i

Hillsboro

Our story started when John and his wife, Rachelle, were looking at some property to start a modest farm so they could feed their family honest food. John called up his friend, Geoff, and asked if he and his wife, Amy, might want to join him since both John and Geoff shared a love for the natural farm life, poultry and being outdoors. Geoff (an engineer-minded duck hunter) and John (a visionary & outdoors-man) teamed up for the perfect partnership and formed Marion Acres, named after the origina

Hillsboro

Hillsboro

Mission Hillsboro Farmers’ Markets creates community gathering-places for people to buy local produce and products. We partner with farms, small businesses, and groups to provide education and resources. These efforts strive to enhance our community health and economic growth. Vision We are a vibrant part of our community's health, actively contributing by providing food and nutrition education, fresh food and a vital outlet for local farmers to sell their produce and plants. Values We believe i

Marion Acres raises pasture-based chicken, eggs, pork, and other meats on West Union Road in Hillsboro, and runs the Helvetia Farm Market on the property. The market stocks the farm's own meat and eggs alongside coffee, wine, pastries, local groceries, and seasonal pick-your-own bouquets. It's open daily, in the Helvetia farm district northwest of Portland.

Hillsboro

The Downtown Hillsboro Saturday Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, April 25 through October 24, on the courthouse blocks in downtown Hillsboro. It's operated by Hillsboro Farmers Markets, which also runs the city's Sunday market. Vendors bring Washington County produce, flowers, and prepared food.

Cornelius

At our family farm we sell blueberry's, raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries! We all so carry other seasonal local goods like Honey peaches and cherries!

Forest Grove

Sun Gold Farm runs a farm market every Tuesday from 10 to 5 at its fields on NW Evers Road, about 30 minutes west of Portland. The farm grows fresh fruits and vegetables, herbs, dried beans, and plant starts without synthetic pesticides, using crop rotation and hand-weeding. It also offers summer and Thanksgiving CSA shares plus a Wednesday home-delivery route into Portland, and accepts EBT with Double Up Food Bucks matching.

Hillsboro

Mountain Top Tablelands is on SE Oak Street in Hillsboro, in Washington County's Tualatin Valley west of Portland, an area of berry fields, nurseries, and vegetable farms. The directory lists it under agritourism. Its specific crops and public hours aren't detailed online, so reach out to the farm before planning a stop.

Banks

Banks

Forest Grove

Greenville Farms is listed on NW Greenville Road near Forest Grove, in the farming country of western Washington County. The directory tags it as agritourism, but no verified website or details about crops, u-pick, or events were found. Farms in this area grow berries, nursery stock, hazelnuts, and pumpkins. Contact the farm directly for current offerings and hours.

Forest Grove

Tom's Berry Patch grows berries on NW Greenville Road north of Forest Grove, in the Tualatin Valley's cane-berry belt. The name points to summer u-pick or fresh sales, but the directory lists no website or hours.

Hillsboro

Mountainside Lavender Farm grows u-cut lavender on SW Hillsboro Highway south of Hillsboro, on the slopes of the Chehalem Mountains. Rows open to visitors when the lavender blooms in early summer.

Cornelius

Cornelius

Sunshower Orchards is an orchard near Cornelius in Washington County's Tualatin Valley, fruit-growing land west of Portland. (A listed ZIP placing it in Louisiana is a data error; the farm is in Oregon, 97113.) The orchard type suggests tree fruit such as apples, pears, or cherries. Specific crops and visiting hours aren't posted online, so confirm before a trip.

Banks

Tree fruit and Christmas trees anchor this three-generation Banks farm on Bays Drive. Summer and fall bring u-pick peaches, nectarines, plums, apples, pears, and kiwis, all reachable from the ground without ladders. December turns to u-cut Douglas, Grand, Nordmann, and Noble fir. Most fruit is u-pick only, with pre-picked available now and then. Bring boxes or buy them there, and call ahead for open days.

Portland

Pollard Ranch sits high on NW Skyline Boulevard in the Tualatin Mountains above Portland, where the West Hills ridgeline separates the city from the Tualatin Valley. Land up here runs to pasture, timber, and small livestock operations. Reach out to confirm what the ranch offers visitors.

Hillsboro

Listed on East Main Street in Hillsboro's Witch Hazel area, on the city's south side in Washington County. The name suggests a community or market garden rather than a large farm. Hillsboro sits in the Tualatin Valley, historically strong in berries, nursery stock, and vegetables. Public details are limited, so contact directly to learn what's grown or available.

Hillsboro

West Union Gardens is a small agritourism farm on NW Cornelius Pass Road in Hillsboro, north of Highway 26 in Washington County's farm belt. This stretch west of Portland is dense with berry fields, pumpkin patches, and produce stands. Hours and current offerings are best confirmed directly before visiting, since a small farm's schedule shifts with the season.

Portland

Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm runs off NW Old Cornelius Pass Road in the hills northwest of Portland, drawing families each fall for its pumpkin patch and autumn activities, then returning in December as a cut-your-own Christmas tree farm. The two seasons carry the year, with the fall event the busier of the two.

Portland

Two dozen pumpkin varieties, gourds, and squash fill the fall fields at this Old Cornelius Pass Road farm on Portland's northwest edge, which switches to five kinds of Christmas trees in December. The family has run it for more than 25 years and packs the season with hayrides, corn mazes, a pumpkin cannon, pig races, sunflowers, and farm animals. Birthdays and school field trips are welcome.

Hillsboro

Blueberries on Patterson Street in Hillsboro, u-pick or pre-picked, from a farm that's grown them since 1978. Five varieties ripen across July and August, and a shaded picnic area gives pickers a place to rest. Call ahead to order berries for pickup if you'd rather not pick. Days and hours follow the harvest, so it's worth confirming the field is open first.

Hillsboro

Golden Acres is a Hillsboro farm in Washington County's Tualatin Valley, an area built on berries, hazelnuts, nursery stock, and vegetable crops. It's listed for agritourism. The specific crops and visiting details aren't published online, so contact the farm to confirm what it sells and when.

Cornelius

Plants, trees, flowers, seeds, and fresh produce fill this Cornelius nursery and farm stand, run on Tongue Lane since 1980. Founder James Crawford also helped start the Hillsboro Farmers' Market, selling there since 1982. The stand keeps daily hours through the growing season and takes credit cards. It works as a one-stop for both garden starts and in-season vegetables.

Portland

Sauvie Island Lavender Farm grows u-cut lavender on NW Sauvie Island Road, a short drive over the bridge from Portland. Lavender peaks in early to midsummer, when visitors cut their own bundles from the rows.

Portland

Pick-your-own runs nearly year-round at this Sauvie Island farm about 10 miles from downtown Portland — strawberries in June through Christmas trees in December. In between come other berries, peaches, sweet corn, cut flowers, and a fall pumpkin patch. The fields sit on the island's farm loop off Sauvie Island Road. Dogs aren't allowed on the farm. Hours shift with each crop, so check the current pick list before visiting.

Portland

Topaz Farm spreads across Sauvie Island just north of Portland, mixing u-pick fields — flowers, berries, tomatoes, cucumbers — with a farm stand and a busy events calendar. Weekends bring live music, cow-train rides for kids, animal talks and story time; evenings host farm-to-plate dinners and concerts. It's closed Mondays and Tuesdays and open the rest of the week on NW Sauvie Island Road. The owners bill it as a family farm for every family.

Cornelius

Pruitts Farm runs a stand off SW Geiger Road in Cornelius, in the western Tualatin Valley farm belt of Washington County. Growers around here supply the Portland area with berries, sweet corn, and vegetables through the warm months. As a roadside stand, the selection turns over with the season.

Forest Grove

Forest Grove

Forest Grove

Portland

Blue Bee Farm is a honey producer on NW Sauvie Island Road, on Sauvie Island just northwest of Portland. The island's farms and wild floral sources feed local honey production through summer and fall. No public website was confirmed; contact the farm to find out where its honey is sold and whether the site is open to visitors.

Portland

Stoney Knoll is on NW Kaiser Road in the rural hills of northwest Portland, near the farmland of the Tualatin Mountains and the Sauvie Island area. It's listed for agritourism. What it grows and whether it opens to visitors isn't detailed online, so contact the farm directly before heading out.

Portland

Hillside Blueberries grows blueberries on NW Kaiser Road in the hills of northwest Portland, near the u-pick fields around Bethany and Sauvie Island. Berry season runs through summer.

Hillsboro

This market sets up at Kaiser Permanente's Westside Medical Center on NW Stucki Avenue in Hillsboro's Tanasbourne area, giving staff, patients, and Washington County neighbors a place to buy fresh produce close to work. Schedule and vendor details aren't posted online, so check with the hospital campus for current dates.

Forest Grove