Farms Near Roseburg, OR

Roseburg

A food alliance listed at 736 SE Cass Avenue in Roseburg, in the Umpqua Valley of Douglas County. Groups like this link area farms with local buyers, schools, and markets. No active website or verified contact details were found online at the time of writing.

Roseburg

Umpqua Valley Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in downtown Roseburg, where vendors sell fruit, produce, meats, eggs, dairy, fresh seafood, local honey, plants, and ready-to-eat food. Live music, food trucks, and children's activities round out the morning, and the market matches SNAP dollars through Double Up Food Bucks. It's Douglas County's main producer market.

Roseburg

A Douglas County orchard on North Curry Road near Roseburg, growing apples, pears, and nectarines for u-pick. The lineup leans old-fashioned — true Red Delicious, Mutsu, and Shinseiki Asian pears — picked in late summer and fall. A pumpkin patch rounds out the autumn season. The farm has worked this ground for decades and posts picking updates on its Facebook page.

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Brosi Sugartree Farms lies on Winston Section Road in Winston, part of Douglas County's Umpqua Valley southwest of Roseburg. Farms in this warmer inland valley grow tree fruit, sweet corn, and produce, with fall the busy season for pumpkins. No current website surfaced, so hours and what's for sale aren't confirmed here. Reach out directly before planning a trip.

Roseburg

Roseburg

Roseburg

A small family flower farm along the Umpqua River near Roseburg, built around u-pick flowers from July through September — mixed bouquets and rows of sunflowers. Spring brings peony subscriptions in May, plus floral workshops and private summer flower parties. It's a working cut-flower operation rather than a produce stand. Orders and bookings run through the farm's Square site and Facebook page.

Roseburg

Big Bend Berries grows blueberries on Big Bend Road outside Roseburg, in the Umpqua Valley of southern Oregon. Picking here generally runs midsummer once the fruit ripens. The farm keeps a Facebook page but posts limited details publicly; message ahead to confirm u-pick days and current pricing.

Roseburg

A garden and orchard on Cleveland Rapids Road along the North Umpqua River northeast of Roseburg. The operation is known locally for u-pick fruit and a seasonal farm market with produce grown on site, running from summer berries and tree fruit into fall pumpkins and squash. The Umpqua Valley's warm summers ripen a wide fruit range. Check locally for current u-pick and market hours.

Roseburg

This market meets at the Lookingglass Grange on Lookingglass Road, in the rural valley southwest of Roseburg in Douglas County. Grange-hosted markets like this one tend to be small and neighborly, with local produce and homemade goods. The day and season aren't posted online, so ask locally.

Sutherlin

Sutherlin Farmers' Market runs at 215 W Central Avenue in Sutherlin, a Douglas County town in the Umpqua Valley north of Roseburg. Growers from the surrounding valley bring vegetables, fruit, eggs, and homemade goods. The Umpqua's warm summers ripen the tomatoes, peppers, and melons that show up on the tables through the season.

Roseburg

Camp Millennium's pumpkin patch is a seasonal fundraiser for the Roseburg nonprofit that runs a free summer camp for Oregon and southwest Washington children affected by cancer. Pumpkin sales help pay for the camp and family programs. The organization is a registered 501(c)(3) based in Roseburg. Reach the camp office for patch dates, location, and volunteer details.

Umpqua

A u-pick blueberry farm on Tyee Road in the Umpqua Valley, southwest of Roseburg. Blueberries ripen here through midsummer, the main draw for pickers working the Umpqua River corridor. Little else about hours or varieties is published online.

Sutherlin

A small berry farm on Red Fox Lane in Sutherlin, in Douglas County's Umpqua Valley. Berries ripen here through early summer, with roadside or u-pick sales the usual arrangement for a farm this size. No website or verified contact details were found online.

Myrtle Creek

DelEv Blueberry Patch is on S. Myrtle Road outside Myrtle Creek, in the Umpqua Valley of Douglas County, southern Oregon. Blueberry season in this warmer inland valley usually opens by early-to-mid July. No public website was found for the patch; call ahead to confirm picking days and hours before visiting.

Whistlers Bend Beef has offered natural, grass-fed beef ranch to table since 2017 — no hormones, antibiotics, or grain — named for the North Umpqua River bend visible from the peaks of the Gilbreath Ranch in Oregon's Umpqua Valley. Seasonal bulk shares fill freezers, individual cuts deliver locally and sell at Saturday Market, and bulk discounts thank law enforcement, military, healthcare workers, and educators.

Glide

Glide sits east of Roseburg along the North Umpqua Highway, gateway to the river's famous fly water and waterfalls. The community's farmers market gathers Douglas County growers during the summer. Verified schedule and vendor details aren't posted online yet.

Canyonville

Canyonville sits in the South Umpqua valley of Douglas County, just off Interstate 5 near the Seven Feathers area. The town's farmers market gathers local growers during the summer season. Verified vendor and schedule details aren't posted online yet.

Canyonville

The Canyonville Pumpkin & Music Celebration is an autumn festival held in Canyonville, a small town in Douglas County along Interstate 5 in southern Oregon. Community pumpkin-and-music events like this usually bring together a pumpkin patch, live music, food, and family activities in October. Specific dates, admission, and this year's lineup weren't confirmed from a public listing, so check with the town or organizers before going.

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