Produce Farms near Salem, OR

Salem

Salem

Salem

Salem

Keizer

Salem

Salem

Thank You Berry Much Farms grows berries on Culver Drive Southeast in south Salem, in the valley's cane- and blueberry country. The playful name points to summer u-pick or fresh sales, though the directory lists no website or hours.

Salem

Salem

Briggs Family Blueberry Patch is a family u-pick on Radell Drive SE in southeast Salem. Blueberries are the crop, ripening across the mid-Willamette Valley from late June through August. Expect to pick your own by the pound during the short summer season, and bring your own buckets. Picking days and ripeness shift week to week, so confirm the patch is open before heading over.

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.

Salem

Blueberry Hill Farm sits on 72nd Avenue SE on the east edge of Salem, sharing its name with an unrelated Sherwood grower. It's a Willamette Valley blueberry patch, with fruit typically ready from early July. Details on hours and u-pick availability aren't posted online, so it's worth calling ahead during berry season.

Salem

A blueberry farm in the Salem area of the mid-Willamette Valley, one of Oregon's main berry-growing regions. The recorded street address looks incomplete. No website or u-pick schedule for Thompson Blueberries was found online.

Salem

Jones Farm Produce runs a produce stand on River Road NE in Salem, along the Willamette River flats north toward Keizer. This is prime valley ground for sweet corn, tomatoes, berries, and squash, the staples of a summer-to-fall farm stand. Stock and hours follow the harvest, so it's worth calling ahead late in the season.

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.

Salem

Fordyce Farm has been family owned and operated in Salem, Oregon since 1959, now with the fourth generation growing up on the farm — a u-pick and we-pick berry farm with Hood strawberries, blueberries, boysenberries, blackberries, and black currants, plus a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze. The farm store and bakery turn out scones, breads, small-batch ice cream, and famous milkshakes, with CSA shares, farm-to-table breakfasts, and plants propagated on site.

Salem

Four generations of the Fordyce family have farmed this Salem, Oregon berry operation since founder Bob Fordyce started in 1959 — u-pick Hood strawberries, blueberries, Kotata blackberries, boysenberries, and black currants by the pound, weighed at the farm store before you head into the rows. On-site baking, small-batch ice cream, propagated plants, seasonal CSA shares, Very Berry farm-to-table breakfasts, and a fall corn maze keep the farm busy April through Christmas.

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.

Sublimity

Sublimity Blueberries grows blueberries in Sublimity, a small Marion County town in the foothills east of Salem. This part of the Willamette Valley ranks among Oregon's top blueberry areas, with fruit typically ready from July into August. No farm website or public listing details surfaced beyond the address on Ashley Lane, so confirm picking days and whether it's u-pick before visiting.

Sublimity

Jensen Blueberries grows blueberries on Anderson Road near Sublimity, in the Cascade foothills of Marion County east of Salem. Picking runs through the mid-summer berry season.

Silverton

Harpole's Produce is a produce farm and stand on Mount Angel Highway (OR-214) near Silverton, in Marion County's farm country east of Salem. Expect seasonal Willamette Valley vegetables and fruit through the growing season.

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Stayton

Staytton

Fresh To You Produce & Garden Center stands on Stayton Scio Road in Stayton, southeast of Salem. The name points to a seasonal produce stand paired with a garden center selling starts, plants, and nursery stock. No active website turned up, so current hours and stock aren't posted online. Stayton sits in prime Willamette Valley growing country, so expect the strongest selection through the summer and fall harvest.

St Paul

Champoeg Farm, established 1856 in St. Paul, Oregon — 30 minutes south of Portland — raises pasture-raised turkeys, chickens, geese, and ducks with ample space, fresh air, and open pastures, always antibiotic free, with 16 years of pasture poultry experience and on-farm processing from chick to finish. Order online for farm pickup or weekly Portland-area pickups, with fresh Thanksgiving turkey reservations, eggs, berries, and pasture-raised pet food rounding out the offer.

Woodburn

Strawberries off Wilco Highway in Woodburn, one of the Willamette Valley's main berry-growing areas in Marion County. Oregon's field strawberries, prized for flavor over shipping durability, ripen in a short June-to-early-July window, so the season is brief and worth catching early. Woodburn's flat, fertile ground draws pickers and roadside berry stands each summer. Confirm picking days at the start of the season.

Woodburn

Dayton

Sweet Oregon Berry Farm grows berries near the Dayton Bypass in Dayton, in Yamhill County wine country southwest of Portland. The name and produce listing point to summer u-pick and fresh-picked sales, likely strawberries, raspberries, marionberries, or blueberries as each ripens from June through August. No website turned up with exact varieties or hours. Bring containers and check picking conditions before you go.

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.

Dayton

A produce operation on Neck Road near Dayton, on the Willamette Valley floor of Yamhill County. The bottomland here grows sweet corn, vegetables, berries, and hazelnuts on deep river soil. The name points to a roadside or farm-stand produce seller rather than a large operation. No website or contact details were confirmed, so hours and what's in season aren't listed here.

Mcminnville

Hubbard

Boones Ferry Berry Farm grows berries on Boones Ferry Road in Hubbard, a farming town in Marion County between Salem and Portland. This stretch of the Willamette Valley produces blueberries, strawberries, and cane berries through the summer months. No public website or listing details turned up beyond the address, so confirm which berries are ready and whether you can pick your own before you go.

McMinnville

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.

Silverton

Forsters' Blueberry Hill grows blueberries on Hazelnut Ridge Road near Silverton, in the farm country east of Salem. The name and produce listing point to summer u-pick, when Willamette Valley blueberries ripen from late June into August. No active website posts varieties or daily hours. Call or check locally before driving out, since open rows depend on the week's ripening.

Lebanon

Corvallis

Newberg

Lebanon

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.

Canby

South Barlow Berries runs a u-pick of more than ten berry varieties on Barlow Road south of Canby — strawberries, raspberries, tayberries, marionberries, boysenberries and several thornless blackberries. The farm also sells homemade jams, frozen berries and raw honey from its own hives. Rows are open weekdays, roughly 9 to 3, and closed on weekends. The picking season is short, wrapping up by late July most years.

Lebanon

Bob's Blueberry Hill Farm sits on Meridian Road in Lebanon, in Oregon's Linn County. The name points to blueberries, a staple crop across the mid-Willamette Valley where the season runs roughly July through August. No website or social page turned up for the farm, so hours, pricing, and whether picking is u-pick or ready-picked aren't confirmed. Worth a call ahead in berry season.

Lebanon

Yamhill

Aurora

Third-generation blueberry farm on Butteville Road in Aurora, one exit south of Wilsonville and under five minutes off I-5. Pick your own or buy ready-picked flats through the summer season. It appears on the Oregon Blueberry Commission's u-pick directory. Hours track the harvest and aren't fixed, so call ahead before making the drive. Bring containers for u-pick.

Yamhill

The Ground Market, now in downtown Carlton, Oregon, brings together 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured poultry, forested pork, sustainable wild-caught seafood, and seasonal vegetables — raised responsibly by real Willamette Valley farmers and Pacific Northwest fishermen. Shop curated boxes, weekly veggie garden shares, or whole and fractional animal shares bought directly from the farms.

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