Farms Near Dallas, OR

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.

Dallas

Dallas

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.

Dallas

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.

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.

Monmouth

This is the Monmouth stop of the Polk County Bounty Market, held on Main Street East in the college town that's home to Western Oregon University. It gathers small farms and food makers from Polk County in the mid-Willamette Valley. Confirm the market day and season before visiting.

Dallas

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.

Independence

Independence

Green Villa sits on Independence Highway between Salem and Independence, known locally as Green Villa Barn and Gardens. The site combines a garden center and nursery with a restored barn used for events and seasonal gatherings. It draws Willamette Valley visitors for plants, produce, and the grounds along the highway.

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.

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.

Monmouth

This listing is a farm operation on Staats Road near Monmouth, in the Polk County farmland of the mid-Willamette Valley, grass-seed, grain, and produce country. It carries an owner's name rather than a business name, and little is published online about its crops or whether it opens to visitors. Contact directly to learn what it grows.

Salem

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.

Salem

Miller Farm is on Riverside Road South in the Turner and Salem area of the mid-Willamette Valley, near the Willamette River bottomland. It's listed under agritourism with no website or crop list online, so specifics aren't documented. Farms along this stretch of Marion County commonly grow row crops, berries, and vegetables. Reach out to the farm directly to confirm what visitors can do.

Salem

An organic farm near Minto-Brown Island Park along the Willamette River in south Salem, on Brown Island Road. It runs a seasonal farm stand and CSA with berries, vegetables, and cut flowers, and is one of the few US farms growing its own tea, sold under the Minto Island Tea Company label. The stand opens for the summer and fall growing season.

Salem

Independence

Chatoe Rogue is the Wigrich hopyard farmed by Rogue Ales on Wigrich Road south of Independence, in the Willamette Valley. Rogue grows its own hops here for its beers as part of the brewery's grow-your-own program.

McMinnville

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.

Salem

Salem

A farm on Viewcrest Road S in south Salem, in the Willamette Valley's mix of orchards, vineyards, and row crops. It's listed for agritourism, though no website or verified details were found online to confirm what it grows or when it opens.

McMinnville

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.

Birdsong Farm is a small Oregon farm. Public details about its crops, livestock, and location are limited. Reach out to the farm directly to learn what it produces and how to buy.

Independence

Independence

Rogue Farms is the hop yard behind Rogue Ales, spread along Wigrich Road on the Willamette River bottomland at Independence in Polk County. The farm grows hops plus barley, rye, pumpkins, and honey, ingredients Rogue uses in its beer and spirits, and has hosted a tasting room and seasonal events among the hop trellises. Check rogue.com for current farm hours.

A small agritourism operation on Tatum Lane in the Kings Valley area of Oregon's mid-Willamette Valley, west of Monmouth (ZIP 97361). The surrounding Luckiamute River country runs to pasture, hay, and small mixed farms rather than large commercial acreage. No website or current listing details turned up, so crops, hours, and whether it's open to visitors aren't confirmed here.

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.

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.

Corvallis

Rainshine Family Farm grows for a CSA along Kings Valley Highway, northwest of Corvallis in the Coast Range foothills of Benton County. Members sign up for a share and collect a weekly box of seasonal vegetables through the growing season. The Kings Valley corridor is small-farm country, well suited to diversified vegetable plots.

Salem

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.

Salem

A farm business based in southeast Salem, in the mid-Willamette Valley. The 'Inc' and the residential Salem address suggest a family farm corporation that works ground elsewhere in the valley rather than a retail stand. Marion County growers here run grass seed, grains, vegetables, and orchard crops. No website or details about direct sales surfaced online for Olson Stuart Farms.

Salem

Salem

Thorvilson Harvest Hills is a small farm on Newberry St S in south Salem, in the middle of the Willamette Valley's growing region. The mild, wet winters and long summers here suit berries, vegetables, and orchard fruit. Specific crops and visiting hours aren't published, so contact the farm before stopping by.

Salem

A peach orchard in the Salem area of the mid-Willamette Valley, one of Oregon's warmer fruit-growing pockets. The listed Center Street NE address reads like a mailing or office address rather than the orchard block itself. Salem-area growers pick freestone and clingstone peaches through mid- to late summer. No website or contact details were confirmed for this grower.

Salem

This market has been held at the Salem Hospital campus on Oak Street SE in Salem, the state capital, in the mid-Willamette Valley. A hospital-sited market like this aims squarely at staff and patients looking for fresh food near work. The day and season aren't posted online, so confirm with current listings before visiting.

Corvallis

Anderson's Blues grows blueberries on NW Arboretum Road north of Corvallis, near the McDonald Forest edge of Benton County. The name points to a u-pick blueberry operation, typical of this valley where berries ripen through the summer. Rows and picking hours track the crop.

Keizer

Dayton

Salem

Salem Public Market operates from 1240 Rural Avenue SE, on the southeast side of Salem. Vendors stock Willamette Valley produce along with packaged foods, crafts, and gifts under one roof. Salem anchors one of Oregon's richest growing regions, so seasonal fruit and vegetables from nearby farms fill the tables through the harvest months.

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.

Salem

Goodfoot Farm is a Demeter Certified Biodynamic farm in the Hoskins area of Kings Valley, about 20 miles northwest of Corvallis. It grows food for its local community using biodynamic methods that integrate livestock, pest-managing crop selection, and pollinator habitat. The farm sits on Alexander Road in the Coast Range foothills west of the Willamette Valley.

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

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

McMinnville

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.

Salem

McMinnville

Mcminnville

Salem

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.

Midway Farms near Albany bills itself as Oregon's only 100% dedicated gluten-free farm, growing organic produce and turning it into pickled vegetables, jams, and dried beans. The farm store is open Thursday through Monday, 10am to 6pm in summer, and the operation also runs a CSA and rents its grounds for weddings and events. Cut flowers are available for special occasions.

Corvallis

Heavenly Harvest Farm is on NE Highway 20 outside Corvallis, in the farm country between Corvallis and Albany. It's listed as an agritourism stop but posts no crop list or website, so what's available to visitors isn't documented online. This part of Benton County runs heavily to berries, vegetables, grass seed, and seasonal u-pick. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's open and when.

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.

Philomath

A farm on Blakesley Creek Road near Philomath, in the Coast Range foothills of Benton County west of Corvallis. This wetter western edge of the valley suits pasture, hay, small livestock, and mixed crops. Public information for this listing is limited, so contact the farm directly about what it raises or grows.

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.

Corvallis

A farm on NE Pine Oak Street in Corvallis, in the mid-Willamette Valley. It's listed for agritourism, which around here usually means seasonal produce or on-farm visits. Little else is posted online, and no website or contact details were found.