Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Longview, WA

Longview

Watershed Garden Works is a retail and wholesale nursery in Longview specializing in Pacific Northwest native plants, from wetland species to trees and shrubs. Beyond natives it stocks ornamentals and edibles and runs a small organic farm. The nursery also does custom seed collection, revegetation work, and planting consultation. Inventory shifts often, so staff suggest calling about specific plants. Open Tuesday through Saturday.

Rainier

Thorneberry Farm is on West Dike Road in Rainier, on the Columbia River floodplain in Columbia County, northwestern Oregon. The name hints at berries, which grow well on this river bottomland. It's listed for agritourism. Specific crops and visiting hours aren't posted online, so reach out to the farm before planning a trip.

Castle Rock

SandiBuds Blueberry Haven grows blueberries off Sandy Bend Road in Castle Rock, in southwest Washington's Cowlitz County near the Cowlitz River. Blueberry farms in this part of the state generally open for u-pick from July into August as the berries ripen. Picking days depend on the crop, so call ahead or check locally before driving out.

Longview

Willow Grove Farm, run by Michael and Ruth McKee, sits on Willow Grove Road in Longview, near where the Columbia River bottomland spreads out across Cowlitz County. The agritourism listing points to a small working farm open for seasonal visits. Specific crops and hours aren't documented online.

Castle Rock

Castle Rock Lavender grows lavender and hosts weddings and events on grounds off PH 10 in Castle Rock, in southwest Washington's Cowlitz County. The farm books tours by appointment and runs a shop with lavender products. It also rents the property as a wedding and banquet venue, with pricing, available dates and vendor details handled through its site. Reach owner Pam at [email protected] or 360-353-1905.

Rainier

Crawford Berries 'n Cream grows berries on Whitney Road in Rainier, a Columbia River town in Columbia County northwest of Portland. The name pairs berries with cream, a common draw at u-pick farms during summer harvest. No website or social page surfaced beyond the address, so hours, which berries are ready, and any farm-stand treats aren't confirmed here. Call ahead in season.

Toledo

A farm outside Toledo in Lewis County, southwest Washington, along State Route 506 near the Cowlitz River. The rural stretch runs through cattle and hay ground between I-5 and the Toledo airfield. What Bossy Acres raises or sells isn't posted online.

Saint Helens

Spirit of Halloweentown is the month-long fall festival in downtown Saint Helens, the town where Disney filmed Halloweentown. It runs select days from late September through November 1 with a nightly pumpkin lighting, live entertainment, haunted houses, and costumed performers on the riverfront plaza. Weekends draw big crowds, so buy tickets and check the schedule ahead of time.

Saint Helens

The Annual Pumpkin Festival at St. Frederic in Saint Helens is a fall fundraiser held at the parish on South 13th Street, tied to Oregon Hill Farms pumpkins. Saint Helens leans hard into autumn each October thanks to its Halloweentown film history, and church pumpkin sales are part of the town's season. Check parish listings for this year's dates.

Woodland

The Patch sits on Whalen Road in Woodland, in the mild farm country of southwest Washington's Clark County. The agritourism listing and the name point to a fall pumpkin operation, the seasonal patches and family outings common along the Lewis River bottomland. Details online are thin, so check locally for the October schedule.

Scappoose

Marquardt Farms is a small family Christmas tree farm on McKay Drive in Scappoose, a longtime fixture of Columbia County holiday traditions. It also sells fresh local honey. Cut trees in season; honey through the year.

Ridgefield

This blueberry farm on NW 51st Avenue sits just outside Ridgefield, in Clark County north of Vancouver. Southwest Washington's climate suits highbush blueberries, and local U-pick fields generally run from July into August. The listing carries only a generic name and no website, so contact the farm directly to confirm it's open for picking and what the berries cost.

Winlock

A dairy in Winlock, in the Lewis County farm belt of southwest Washington between Chehalis and Kelso. The area's small dairies raise cows on pasture in the Cowlitz River lowlands. Blue Rose Dairy's herd and any on-farm sales aren't detailed online.

Bountiful Acres lists an address on NE Cedar Creek Road near Woodland, in the Lewis River country of southwest Washington's Cowlitz County. The area's mild, wet climate favors berries, tree fruit, and small mixed produce farms. No website or public listing surfaced during research, so contact the farm directly to confirm what they grow and whether the property is open to visitors.

Vernonia

Farmer Gene's Bees is a beekeeping operation on Adams Road in Vernonia, a small town in the Coast Range foothills of Columbia County. Beekeepers here typically sell raw honey and sometimes beeswax products, with flavor shifting by the season's bloom. No website or social page surfaced beyond the address, so whether Gene sells honey direct or keeps bees mainly for pollination isn't confirmed here. Contact ahead before stopping by.

La Center

A blueberry farm on NE 41st Avenue in La Center, in the rolling farm country of north Clark County. Growers in this area typically open for u-pick and pre-picked blueberries from midsummer into August. Specific varieties and hours for this farm aren't confirmed online.

La Center

Vista View Farms is on NE 41st Avenue in La Center, in the rolling farm country of Clark County, southwest Washington. The agritourism listing and hilltop-view name suggest a farm open for seasonal visits, though specifics aren't documented online. La Center's small farms lean toward produce, berries and fall pumpkin outings.

La Center

Messinger Gardens sits on NE 63rd Avenue in La Center, in the rolling farm country of northern Clark County near the East Fork Lewis River. Small produce plots, berries, and nursery stock are typical of this corner of southwest Washington. No website or public listing came up in research, so contact the farm directly about what's growing and whether visitors are welcome.

Ridgefield

A berry farm on S 78th Place in Ridgefield, in Clark County north of Vancouver. The listing points to a family berry operation; growers in this area commonly sell strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries in season, often u-pick. Specific crops and hours aren't posted online.

Ethel

Lewis County Farms is on Pinkerton Road in Ethel, a rural community in the Cowlitz River valley of southwest Washington. Farms in this mild, wet stretch between Chehalis and Morton commonly raise produce, hay, and livestock. Specifics on this operation aren't posted online, so contact it directly to find out what it grows and sells.

La Center

Davenport Blueberries grows blueberries on NE 137th Court in La Center, in northern Clark County. Southwest Washington's mild, damp climate and acidic soils make it strong blueberry ground, with U-pick and pre-picked fruit typically ready from July into August. No website or public listing surfaced in research, so confirm picking days and prices with the farm directly before heading out.