Farms Near Sherwood, OR

Sherwood

The Sherwood Saturday Market fills SW Pine Street at 22341, in the brick-lined Old Town district of Sherwood. Vendors offer produce, plants, baked goods, and crafts from the farms and makers of southern Washington County. Sherwood sits in prime Tualatin Valley farmland, a short drive from berry fields and nurseries.

Sherwood

Sherwood

Our Table Cooperative in Sherwood, Oregon is a regional co-op building a resilient, interdependent local food culture — a farm store with certified local groceries, a CSA with SNAP options, u-pick blueberries, flowers, farm camp, and Friday pizza nights on the farm. Handcrafted, thoughtful, delicious food with community built right in.

Sherwood

BB Blueberries is a blueberry grower on SW Oberst Lane in Sherwood, southwest of Portland in Washington County. Oregon's blueberry harvest runs from early July into August, and small Sherwood-area patches like this typically sell u-pick and ready-picked fruit in season. No public website was found; contact the farm to confirm picking days and hours.

Sherwood

Sherwood Orchards grows about 1,300 fruit trees on 26 acres and runs strictly u-pick — they don't ship. The season opens with sweet and pie cherries in early July, then moves through plums, prunes, pears and quince to more than 70 apple varieties by October. The family has worked this ground for over 150 years. Ladders aren't allowed, so staff hand out picking poles, and they take cash, cards and WIC vouchers.

Phil's Farm Market sells locally grown Oregon produce from a farm-market stand. Little else is documented online, so call ahead to confirm seasonal hours and what's in stock.

Sherwood

Sherwood

Blueberry Ridge Farm grows blueberries off SW Conzelmann Road in Sherwood, southwest of Portland. The name and produce listing point to summer u-pick, the main draw in this corner of Washington County when berries ripen from late June into August. Bring your own containers if you plan to pick. Confirm daily picking conditions before heading out, since ripe fruit and open rows change week to week.

Sherwood

Beach Family Farm is on SW 147th Avenue near Sherwood, in the southern Tualatin Valley of Washington County. This corner south of Portland grows berries, produce, and nursery stock on small acreage. Contact the farm to confirm what it sells and when.

Sherwood

As the name says, Baker Road Peaches grows peaches on SW Baker Road in Sherwood, in Washington County's fruit-growing Tualatin Valley. Oregon peaches ripen from mid-July into September. The listing marks it as agritourism, likely farm-stand or u-pick sales. Hours aren't posted online, so call during peach season to check what's ripe.

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Baggenstos Farm Store operates at 15801 SW Roy Rogers Road in Sherwood, in the Tualatin Valley farm country southwest of Portland. The store sells vegetables, fruit, and seasonal produce grown on the surrounding acreage, the kind of roadside farm stand that lines Roy Rogers Road through summer and fall. Sherwood sits amid berry fields and nurseries in southern Washington County.

Sherwood

Sherwood

Baggenstos Farm Store operates as a seasonal farm stand on SW Roy Rogers Road in Sherwood, in the produce belt of Washington County southwest of Portland. Farms along this stretch sell summer berries and sweet corn and shift to pumpkins and squash in fall. No current website was found for the stand, so check locally for seasonal hours before visiting.

Tualatin

A farm on Tualatin-Sherwood Road, southwest of Portland in Washington County. The corridor holds nurseries and produce growers on the edge of suburban Tualatin. No website or crop details for K&H Family Farms were found online.

Sherwood

Eisert Blues grows blueberries near Sherwood, in Washington County southwest of Portland. 'Blues' is local shorthand for the crop, which ripens across the valley from July into August. The listed SW Clay Street address sits in town, so the actual field may be nearby. No website or social page surfaced, so picking days and whether it's u-pick aren't confirmed here. Call ahead in berry season.

Sherwood

An organic blueberry farm on SW Graham's Ferry Road in Sherwood, southwest of Portland in Washington County. The name points to organically grown blueberries, likely sold fresh or u-pick during the mid-summer harvest. This part of the Tualatin Valley grows berries and nursery stock on small farms hemmed in by suburban growth. No website or contact details were confirmed.

Sherwood

A small lavender grower off Chapman Road on the south side of Sherwood, in the farmland between the Tualatin River and the Chehalem foothills. The directory carries only the name, a lavender tag and a Chapman Road address — no website, field details, or shop hours.

Sherwood

Blueberry Hill Farm grows blueberries on SW Roy Rogers Road in Sherwood, in Washington County's farm country southwest of Portland. Expect u-pick and pre-picked fruit during the July-to-August harvest. No public website was found for this location; contact the farm to confirm which days the rows are open.

Sherwood

Bear Hollow sits off SW Old Pacific Highway near Sherwood, in the rural farmland of southern Washington County. Small agritourism farms in this area range from u-pick to seasonal events. Reach out directly to confirm the farm's offerings and open days.

Sherwood

Schlichting Century Farms carries Oregon Century Farm status, meaning the same family has worked the land for more than 100 years. Also known as Gramma's Place, it sits on SW Scholls-Sherwood Road between Sherwood and Scholls in Washington County's farm belt.

Sherwood

Seasonal u-pick blueberries on Scholls-Sherwood Road between Sherwood and Scholls, with picking days posted through July. The farm also sells fresh produce, and Phil's Farm Market operates nearby with a wider stand. Days and hours stay limited and get announced close to picking, so checking before you go saves a wasted trip. It's a straightforward, no-frills stop. Bring your own containers.

Wilsonville

Wilsonville Farmers' Market meets at Sofia Park, 28836 Costa Circle West, in Wilsonville south of Portland. Growers from the northern Willamette Valley bring produce, berries, flowers, and prepared foods to this fast-growing suburb at the valley's edge. The market gives residents a direct line to the farmland that surrounds the town.

This indoor market runs at 16315 SW Barrows Road in the Progress Ridge area of Beaverton, giving vendors a roof over the stalls year-round. Local growers and makers sell produce, baked goods, and crafts regardless of the Northwest weather. The Tualatin Valley farmland around Beaverton keeps the produce side stocked through the seasons.

The Villebois Sunday Market sets up at 11422 SW Barber Street in the Villebois village of Wilsonville, a planned community south of Portland. Vendors bring produce, food, and crafts to the neighborhood square on Sundays. Wilsonville sits at the south end of the Portland metro, close to the farmland of the northern Willamette Valley.

Beaverton

Beaverton

Hoffman Farms Store grows and sells strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, marionberries, boysenberries, and tayberries, with u-pick fields open through summer at $2.50 a pound for many varieties. The Beaverton farm on SW Scholls Ferry Road adds peaches, cherries, vegetables, pumpkins, and Christmas trees by season, plus pies, apple-cider donuts, and milkshakes. Fall brings a corn maze and train rides, and Friday Nights on the Farm feature live music.

Beaverton

Lolich's Family Farm works land off SW Scholls Ferry Road on the southwest edge of Beaverton, in the farm country of the Tualatin Valley. It operates as a seasonal family farm.

Tualatin

Stroupe Farms on Stafford Road in Tualatin, Oregon raises its animals with care and respect, using natural and organic methods to produce high-quality farm-raised meats and jerky.

Beaverton

Tualatin

A farm on SW Norwood Road in Tualatin, at the southern edge of the Portland metro in Washington County. The Norwood Road area holds onto farmland, with pasture, hay, nursery stock, and small produce plots between the suburbs and the Tualatin River. Nothing specific about this farm's crops or public access was confirmed online, so treat the listing as a starting point.

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.

Hillsboro

Caneberry u-pick on Scholls Ferry Road in the Scholls area southwest of Hillsboro — raspberries, blackberries, boysenberries, marionberries, plus blueberries, sold by the pound from June through August. Long known as Rowell Bros Berry Farm, it now operates as Scholls Family Farm under new owners who kept the fields going. Picking days depend on ripeness, so check before heading out.

Hillsboro

Smith Berry Barn sits on Scholls Ferry Road southwest of Hillsboro and sells u-pick and ready-picked berries alongside a garden shop and gift store. Summer brings blueberries; the orchard runs to McIntosh and Honeycrisp apples later on. They pour tastings of their own hard ciders and stock flowers, produce and local gifts. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 to 5, closed Mondays; u-pick stops taking newcomers at 4.

Newberg

Wayward Winds Lavender runs one of Oregon's largest u-pick lavender fields on Courtney Road outside Newberg, cutting bouquets straight from the rows. The farm store carries small-batch goods made from the harvest — lavender syrups, balsamics and more — and the fields double as a spot for photos, classes and farm tours. Peak bloom opens the gates daily from early July through mid-August, 10 to 5, with other visits by appointment.

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Tualatin

Lee Farms bills itself as the last working farm in Tualatin, running a market and bakery on SW 65th Avenue Wednesday through Sunday. Fall is its big draw, with a pumpkin patch, goats, and school tours, and the calendar also includes a summer sunflower festival, strawberry season, Christmas trees, and a butcher block selling farm-raised pork.

Aurora

A farm near Aurora, in the French Prairie growing region of the north Willamette Valley. The recorded street number looks incomplete. No website or details about what Joe Casale & Son grows were found online.

Tigard

Tigard Area Farmers' Market runs Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., May through October, at Universal Plaza on Burnham Street in downtown Tigard. Vendors sell produce, plants, and flowers, with food trucks, seating, and live music on site, and dogs are welcome. It draws farms from the surrounding Tualatin Valley in southern Washington County.

Tigard

Cascade Organic supplies restaurants, grocers, and foodservice buyers across Portland, Salem, and Vancouver with organic produce, wild-foraged Pacific Northwest mushrooms — morel, oyster, chanterelle — sustainable seafood, and humanely raised meats. Portland-area households can join in through subscription boxes and retail home delivery, from wild huckleberries and fiddleheads to raw honey and Oregon hazelnuts.

Aurora

Fir Point Farms on Arndt Road in Aurora pairs a country market and bakery with a deli serving lunch Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 2:30pm. The farm draws families for its pumpkin patch, farm animals, and fall harvest festival, and it hosts private events. The market sells fresh produce and baked goods under the tagline "Baking the world a butter place." Reach the farm at (503) 678-2455 or [email protected].

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Wilsonville

Nodaway Blues is a u-pick blueberry farm on SW Nodaway Lane in Wilsonville, south of Portland. Berries ripen through midsummer, the stretch when the Willamette Valley's blueberry fields open to pickers.

Wilsonville

Holly Blue Acres runs a u-pick blueberry operation on SW Gage Road in Wilsonville, selling both you-pick and pre-picked Oregon berries by the pound. A weekday 'Pick and Putt' program pairs berry picking with golf. The farm opens seven days a week through the summer season, with a recorded phone line for daily picking updates.

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Newberg

Mustard Seed Farm is a small farm on Portland Road in Newberg, in the Chehalem Valley of Yamhill County wine and farm country.

Beaverton

Bells Orchard is on SW Farmington Road in Beaverton, in the Tualatin Valley farmland of Washington County. Orchards here grow tree fruit such as apples, pears, and cherries, often with u-pick or a seasonal stand at harvest. Fruit availability follows the ripening calendar.

Beaverton

Peter's Pumpkins and Squashes is a fall pumpkin and squash stand on Farmington Road in Beaverton, on the farmed flats southwest of the city in Washington County. Growers along Farmington open patches and stands each October. This one keeps little online, so check locally for its opening date and hours before heading over.

Aurora

Beaverton

Beaverton

Fresh local produce and artisan food fill the Beaverton Farmers Market on Saturdays at 12375 SW 5th Street. The season runs February through November, earlier than most Oregon markets, with 8:30am to 1:30pm hours from April onward and a shorter 10:00am to 1:30pm window in late winter.

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Hillsboro

Blueberry Hill, also called Roshak's Berry Shak, is a blueberry stand on SW River Road in the Scholls area south of Hillsboro, in Washington County berry country. Blueberry season here peaks in July and August, when local patches sell u-pick and fresh-picked by the flat. Confirm picking days before you go, since a small stand's hours move with the crop.

Aurora

Hillsboro

Starr Boys Garden Center works a farm on SW River Road just south of Hillsboro, along the Tualatin River in the valley's produce and nursery belt. The name pairs a garden center with a working farm and seasonal produce. The directory carries no website or current hours.

Hillsboro

Loughridge Farm works ground on SW River Road just south of Hillsboro, along the Tualatin River in the valley's produce belt near several u-pick neighbors. The directory carries only an agritourism tag and address — no crop list, hours, or website.

Beaverton

Basics Market is a locally owned Oregon grocery with a purpose: nurturing strong, healthy communities through food. The market pairs a simplified selection of fresh ingredients from partner farms with healthful recipes and a nutrition-first philosophy.

Hillboro

An organic farm on McKay Road NE in the French Prairie farmland around St. Paul (ZIP 97137), in the north Willamette Valley. This flat, fertile ground between the Willamette and Pudding rivers grows vegetables, berries, and grass seed. The name marks it as a small organic grower. No website or current details came up, so its crops and any direct sales aren't confirmed here.

Aurora

Cora's Crop is a u-pick blueberry farm on Case Road NE in Aurora, about ten minutes off I-5 in the northern Willamette Valley. The patch grows several varieties that ripen from early to late summer, so picking runs for weeks rather than a single window. Rows are open by the pound during blueberry season.