Produce Farms near Hood River, OR
11 produce farms within about 30 miles of Hood River — Wilinda Blueberry Patch, The Juicy Blue U-Pick Berry Farm and James' Organic Blueberries, and more. Fresh vegetables and fruit grown by local farmers.
Wilinda Blueberry Patch
1.6 miHood River
Wilinda Blueberry Patch grows blueberries on Frankton Road in Hood River, on the west side of the valley that visitors know from the Hood River County Fruit Loop. Blueberry season here runs through mid-summer, and small patches like this one usually sell both u-pick and ready-picked by the pound. Confirm picking days before driving up.
The Juicy Blue U-Pick Berry Farm
2.2 miHood River
U-pick berry farm off Methodist Road in the Hood River valley, one of several small fruit stands in a district known for cherries, pears, and berries. The name points to blueberries as the crop. Details on varieties and picking season are thin online.
James' Organic Blueberries
2.2 miHood River
An organic blueberry farm on Methodist Road in the Hood River Valley. Blueberries ripen later up here than in the Willamette Valley, thanks to the cooler air off Mt. Hood, stretching the picking season into August and September. The name marks it as an organic grower, likely fresh-market or u-pick. No website or contact details were confirmed here.
Farm Stand in the Gorge
2.7 miHood River
Farm Stand in the Gorge brings farm-to-table to Hood River, Oregon — a cafe and grocery where all the eggs, veggies, chicken, beef, grains, and dairy are organic or grass-fed, everything is made from scratch, and daily options cover paleo, vegan, and gluten-free. The grocery adds organic produce, Friday-fresh wild-caught seafood, kombucha on tap, and a deep bench of Northwest craft beer, cider, and wine.
Grandma Mary's Fruit and Produce
5.0 miHood River
Stonework Farm
6.7 miWhite Salmon
Hood River Organic
9.5 miHood River
Nelson's Blueberry Farm
11.9 miA blueberry farm on Woodworth Drive in the Dee area southwest of Hood River, in the Mount Hood foothills of the upper Hood River Valley. The valley's orchards and berry fields ripen through summer, with blueberries typically coming on in July and August. Details are limited online, so contact directly to confirm u-pick availability and picking days.
Browning's Blueberry Farm
11.0 miHood River
A blueberry farm on Imai Road in the Hood River valley, a district better known for pears and cherries but home to summer berry patches. The recorded street number looks incomplete. No website or picking schedule for Browning's Blueberry Farm was found online.
Montavons Berries
12.4 miParkdale
Sandoz Farm
17.9 miThe Dalles
Sandoz Farm is a fourth-generation Century Farm in Mill Creek Valley near The Dalles, Oregon, beneath Mt. Hood — since 1880 the family has raised pasture-fed beef and pork, harvested seasonal fruits and vegetables, and crafted small-batch jams, pickles, and pies. The farmstand next to the historic antique schoolhouse on Mill Creek Road sells USDA-inspected cuts, orchard cherries, pears, and apples, and fresh-baked goods, with hay grown on-farm and no added hormones or antibiotics.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many produce farms are near Hood River?
US Farm Trail lists 11 produce farms within about 30 miles of Hood River, Oregon, the closest being Wilinda Blueberry Patch in Hood River. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit produce farms near Hood River in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.