Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Junction City, OR

Junction City

Hentze Farms works the ground on Hentze Lane near Junction City, in the northern Willamette Valley of Lane County. It's a family farm in one of Oregon's prime vegetable and grass-seed growing districts.

Harrisburg

Bear Fruit is on Wyatt Drive near Harrisburg, in the southern Willamette Valley between Eugene and Corvallis. The name points to fruit growing, and the valley floor here supports berries, orchards, and row crops, but no website or specifics were found. The listing tags it agritourism. Call ahead to confirm what's for sale and whether it's open to visitors.

Harrisburg

Detering Orchards is a 170-acre family farm on Wyatt Drive in Harrisburg, growing peaches, apples, pears, cherries, berries, and hazelnuts in the Willamette Valley. Both ready-picked and u-pick fruit are sold in season, and fall brings a corn maze, wagon rides, and a pumpkin patch. The farm store also carries apple cider and canned goods.

Junction City

A seasonal corn maze and Halloween attraction on River Road in Junction City, north of Eugene in Lane County. Oregon corn mazes typically open from late September through October, pairing the maze with a fall-farm outing. The 'Ghost Hunters' theme points to evening or haunted-style visits during the Halloween run. Check current-season dates and hours before going.

Junction City

Thistledown Farm runs a farm market on River Road north of Eugene, near Junction City. The family sells its own produce alongside seasonal draws: berries, sweet corn, a pumpkin patch, sunflowers, and a fall corn maze. The market carries jams, baked goods, and local staples through the season. It's a longtime stop for shoppers in the southern Willamette Valley. Hours shift with the harvest calendar, so check before going.

Eugene

This listing on Hillaire Street in west Eugene shows only the name "Green," which looks like an incomplete record. No business details, crops, or website could be verified. If this is an active farm or stand, its information isn't published online under this name. Treat the entry as unconfirmed until the operator verifies it.

Halsey

A farm on Irish Bend Loop in the Halsey area of Linn County, on the flat cropland of the southern Willamette Valley. This ground grows grass seed, wheat, mint, and vegetables between the Willamette River and Interstate 5. The name suggests livestock or pasture alongside field crops. No website or details about direct sales surfaced for Horse Creek Farms.

Junction City

Listed as an agritourism spot on Jaeg Road near Junction City, north of Eugene in the Willamette Valley. Little is published online about what The Vertical Rush offers, and no official website was found to confirm activities or hours.

Eugene

Harry's Berries is a berry grower listed on Coburg Road in the Eugene area of Lane County, in the southern Willamette Valley. The name points to a seasonal roadside or u-pick berry operation during the summer harvest.

Monroe

The original goat yoga, started by Lainey Morse at No Regrets Farm on Bellfountain Road in Monroe, south of Corvallis in Benton County. Classes pair a beginner-friendly yoga session with a herd of goats that wander among and climb on participants; skipping the poses to pet or photograph the goats is fine. The farm also runs a Goat Happy Hour, and the format has since franchised to locations nationwide.

Corvallis

Fairfield Farm is located on Lakeside Drive in Corvallis, in Benton County's stretch of the Willamette Valley. Farms around Corvallis grow vegetables, berries, grass seed, and nursery stock. No website or public listing surfaced for this farm beyond the address, so its crops, hours, and whether it sells to visitors aren't confirmed here. A call ahead is the best way to learn what's available.

Springfield

Family-run u-pick blueberries in the Hayden Bridge neighborhood of north Springfield, close to the McKenzie River. The farm shows up on the Oregon Blueberry Commission's u-pick directory and in regional picking guides. Season generally opens in July and runs into late summer, though ripe fruit depends on the year's heat. Call ahead to confirm the field is open before driving out.

Monroe

Borgo Pass Vineyard grows wine grapes on Hawley Creek Road near Monroe, in the southern Willamette Valley south of Corvallis. The area's cool climate suits Pinot Noir and other cool-weather varietals common to Benton County. No winery website or tasting details surfaced beyond the address, so whether they pour tastings or sell only fruit is unclear. Call ahead if you plan to visit.

Veneta

Stillpoint Farm works land on Territorial Road in Veneta, west of Eugene in the Long Tom watershed of the southern Willamette Valley.

Springfield

Wet Rock Gardens is on 19th Street in Springfield, at the south end of the Willamette Valley just east of Eugene. The name points to a cut-flower and garden operation, one of many small Lane County growers that open seasonally for u-pick and fresh produce. Confirm hours directly, since they track the harvest rather than a fixed calendar.

Corvallis

Muddy Creek Maze runs seasonal agritourism on Llewellyn Road south of Corvallis, in the Muddy Creek bottomland of Benton County. A cut-field maze like this usually opens in fall alongside a pumpkin patch and family activities. Check ahead, since the gate follows the autumn season rather than year-round hours.

Eugene

Adkins Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Gossler Road southwest of Eugene, in the south Willamette Valley of Lane County. Berry farms here open for u-pick and pre-picked fruit through the summer ripening window, roughly midsummer into late summer. Picking days and rows depend on the crop each week.

Corvallis

Family-run blueberries on Three Mile Avenue in Corvallis, picking since 1974. Fields hold Jersey, Bluecrop, Legacy, and Herbert varieties, sold u-pick or pre-picked at the stand. Parking sits under shade trees, and there's a spot for kids to play while parents settle up. Cash, check, and cards all work. The season is short and weather-dependent, so confirm the field is open before heading out.

Albany

Seven Oaks Native Nursery grows Pacific Northwest native plants on Harvest Drive SW in Albany, in the mid-Willamette Valley. Nurseries like this supply grasses, shrubs, and trees for habitat restoration and low-water landscaping.

Springfield

A berry farm and gift shop on 66th Street in Springfield, just east of Eugene in the south Willamette Valley. The operation pairs seasonal berries with a small gift selection and trades under the name Memory Lane Berries and More online. Specific crops, u-pick availability, and hours aren't spelled out on the site, and no phone or email was verified.

Springfield

U-pick blueberries on Camp Creek Road east of Springfield, in the McKenzie River valley of Lane County. Berries here ripen through July and August, the standard window for Oregon highbush blueberries. This is a small farm rather than a packing operation, so picking days follow the fruit; check before heading out from the Eugene-Springfield area.

Springfield

Smith's grows blueberries off Camp Creek Road east of Springfield, in the southern Willamette Valley where the berry season runs from about July into September. The listing covers agritourism and produce, pointing to farm-stand or u-pick sales. Hours and pricing aren't posted online, so call ahead during picking season to check availability.

Corvallis

Kiger Island Blues grows blueberries on Kiger Island, a bend in the Willamette River just south of Corvallis reached from the Corvallis-Philomath multi-use path. The name and setting point to a summer u-pick blueberry operation in Benton County.

Corvallis

Davis Family Farm sits on Highway 20 northeast of Corvallis, in Benton County's part of the Willamette Valley. Farms around Corvallis grow vegetables, berries, grass seed, and nursery crops, and many run seasonal stands. No website or public listing came up for the Davis family beyond the address, so their specific crops, hours, and direct-sale options aren't confirmed here. A call ahead is the surest way to check.

Corvallis

Visit Corvallis is the city's tourism bureau, not a farm. It promotes area attractions, including Willamette Valley farms, farmers markets, and u-pick spots across Benton County. Anyone using this listing to find a specific farm should look to the operations Visit Corvallis features rather than this office.

Corvallis

Blueberry Meadows grows blueberries along Highway 20 between Corvallis and Albany, in the Willamette Valley of Benton County. The farm opens for u-pick and pre-picked fruit during the summer berry season. Which rows are open changes week to week as the crop ripens.

Creswell

Creswell Blueberries grows blueberries on Orchard Avenue in Creswell, just south of Eugene in the southern Willamette Valley. Fruit here typically comes on from early July. No current website was found; contact the farm to confirm u-pick days, varieties, and whether ready-picked berries are available.

Philomath

Greengable Gardens is on Grange Hall Road in Philomath, just west of Corvallis in Benton County. The area's mild, wet valley climate suits nursery stock, cut flowers, and market produce, the usual mix for a garden operation of this kind. Contact the farm for current hours and what's available this season.

Philomath

This listing is a community Trunk or Treat event on Main Street in downtown Philomath, west of Corvallis, not a farm. Local businesses and residents decorate car trunks and hand out candy to kids, typically on or around Halloween. Dates and participation change year to year. Check with the City of Philomath or the downtown association for the current schedule.

Philomath

Provenance Farm is on West Hills Road near Philomath, just west of Corvallis where the Willamette Valley meets the Coast Range foothills of Benton County. This is diversified small-farm country. Contact the farm to confirm its crops and whether it hosts visitors.

Corvallis

U-pick strawberries open the season here from late May into June, fittingly on Strawberry Lane north of Corvallis. Come fall, the farm shifts to a pumpkin patch and stand stocked with squash, corn stalks, and hay bales. Hours generally run 10 to 4 during each season. It's a small, family-run operation, and reviewers single out how helpful the family is at the stand.

Pleasant Hill

Tinker Road Orchard grows tree fruit on Tinker Road in Pleasant Hill, in the hills southeast of Eugene. It runs as a small orchard in the southern Willamette Valley.

Pleasant Hill

Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm is a u-cut tree farm on Wheeler Road in Pleasant Hill, in the hills southeast of Eugene. Lane County's climate suits Noble, Douglas, and Grand fir, the standard u-cut varieties, and farms here open the day after Thanksgiving through December. Confirm opening weekend and whether saws and tree shaking are provided.

Alsea

Working sheep farm offering overnight lodging and day tours to visitors since 2008. Hands-on opportunities to help with chores and interact with the livestock. Large seasonal garden, creek through the property, and trails into the Coast Range.

Alsea

A working sheep farm in the Honey Grove valley near Alsea that offers overnight farm stays in a farmhouse sleeping up to twelve. Day tours include animal encounters, farm walks, and woodland hikes, and the farm sells limited pasture-raised meat and seasonal produce. Owner Scottie Jones, who wrote two books about the place, works land homesteaded in 1862. Reach them at [email protected] or 541-487-4966.

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.

Alsea

The Thyme Garden grows more than 750 herb varieties across themed display gardens — culinary, medicinal, edible flower, and moon gardens — on the Alsea Highway in the Coast Range southwest of Corvallis. It sells herb seeds to gardeners across the US, along with bulk dried herbs, teas, seasonings, hops rhizomes, and herbal honey. The greenhouses and gardens open Friday through Monday, 11 to 4, in summer, no appointment needed, and it hosts tours and luncheons.

Cottage Grove

Saginaw Vineyard pours and sells its wines on Delight Valley School Road in Saginaw, just north of Cottage Grove in the southern Willamette Valley. The tasting room hosts live music on Friday evenings and seasonal craft markets, open daily.

Springfield

Herrick Farms sits on Millican Road east of Springfield, in Lane County's stretch of the southern Willamette Valley. It's listed as a small agritourism farm.

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.

Albany

Fitchett's offers u-pick blueberries on Bryant Way SW in Albany, in the mid-Willamette Valley where berry picking runs roughly July through August. The listing confirms u-pick and produce. Varieties, pricing, and daily hours aren't posted online, so check availability by phone before you drive out with buckets in hand.

Albany

Bryant Family Farm sits on Bryant Drive southwest of Albany, in Linn County. The mid-Willamette Valley around Albany grows grass seed, berries, vegetables, and hazelnuts. No website or public listing came up for the farm beyond the address, so its crops, hours, and whether it sells to the public aren't confirmed. A phone call ahead is the safest way to find out what's available.

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.

Lebanon

A ranch on Bohlken Drive near Lebanon, in the Willamette Valley foothills of Linn County. No official website could be confirmed, and public details about livestock, events, or visitor access at Whispering Willow Ranch are thin.

Springfield

A lavender farm on the McKenzie Highway about ten miles east of Springfield, selling essential oil, hydrosol, handmade soap and lotion, dried bundles, sachets, and fresh bouquets grown on-site. The farm runs by appointment year-round and opens its rows for u-pick bouquets during its annual Lavender Bloom event in July. Lavender products are also sold online.

Lebanon

Berkey's Blueberries grows blueberries on Berlin Road near Lebanon, in the Willamette Valley foothills of Linn County. The farm opens for u-pick and fresh berries through the summer season. Picking days depend on the crop, so it's worth checking before a drive out.

Lebanon

Springbank Farm sits on Berlin Road in Lebanon, in Linn County's part of the mid-Willamette Valley. Farms in this area grow berries, vegetables, grass seed, and hazelnuts, and some raise livestock. No website or public listing turned up for Springbank beyond the address, so its crops, hours, and any direct sales aren't confirmed here. Reach out to the farm before planning a visit.

Lowell

Fall Creek Farm & Nursery is a blueberry nursery and plant-breeding company headquartered in Lowell, Oregon, southeast of Eugene. From its research farm here, Fall Creek develops and supplies blueberry genetics and nursery stock to commercial growers worldwide, with offices in Mexico, Peru, and Europe. Home gardeners can also buy its blueberry varieties. This is a working plant supplier and breeder rather than a u-pick berry field.

The Blueberry Patch is a pick-your-own blueberry farm on Greenwood Drive in Leaburg, up the McKenzie River east of Springfield. Berries run $2 a pound, described as large and sweet, and the farm also sells frozen berries in ten-pound boxes. It opens seven days a week, 8 to 5, in season.

Organic Redneck grows organic produce along the McKenzie Highway east of Springfield, in the river country around Walterville and Leaburg.

Leaburg

Burwell Blueberries grows blueberries along the McKenzie Highway in Leaburg, up the McKenzie River valley east of Eugene. The riverside location ripens fruit through midsummer, the usual window for u-pick in this part of Oregon. No public website was found; check locally or call to confirm picking days before making the drive up the highway.