Bella Organic Farm

My free advice to you is, go visit this beautiful farm and support their business, they're dog friendly farm. They have my favorite peach jam and garlic & onion hazelnuts. The lady at the farm store is friendly and helpful. They also have cute farm animals. The sunflower field is heavenly. Take lots of pictures. My husband and I enjoyed our visit there. 🌻🌻🌻

The farm looks great — the setup, the vibe, the whole spooky aesthetic is on point. But let’s be real… for the price, it’s just not adding up. You can go to Oaks Park and get three massive haunted houses, a scary market, front-of-the-line VIP, and unlimited rides — all for less than what this place charges for a single night out. And honestly? After reading the farm’s responses to people’s Google reviews, I’d say maybe avoid altogether. You’re running a business that people are paying good money for — if you can’t handle honest feedback without getting defensive, that’s a red flag. The world’s hard enough right now without customers being talked down to because the owners can’t take criticism with a little grace. If you can’t offer friendly, family-based service and make it worth the cost, maybe try something else. People want fun, not attitude. 👻🎃 At the end of the day, if your customer service is scarier than your haunted house, that’s the real horror story. 💀

We really wanted to love this farm and support their human rights for all theme for this year. However, we left feeling extremely disappointed. The corn maze was the only enjoyable experience for us. We loved that there was a map provided and things to search for and find throughout the maze, rather than just aimlessly wandering through another corn maze. 5 stars for the corn maze, but that's all. We went to get lunch after the maze and the food is horrible. The gyros were wrapped in a cold tortilla and the fillings were bland and cold as well. The burger was dry. The chicken strips and curly fries were cold. I appreciate the staff trying to have things ready to go, but I'd personally rather wait a little bit for fresh, warm food, especially on cooler rainy day. I will say their apple cider is delicious, but not redeeming enough to make up for everything else. I don't expect 5 star food at a farm, but at the very least, hot food. Next we took the hayride out to the pumpkins. This was definitely the most frustrating part our trip. There are no carts or wagons available in the field! You have to carry your pumpkins by hand. Coming as a family with children, I don't understand this at all. I've never experienced this at any other farm in Oregon. Carts are readily available and free everywhere else. So I decided to not get a pumpkin solely based on the fact that my husband and I had to carry my kids chosen pumpkins because we weren't going to tell them no at this point. Once back at the main area, we went to try and get a cart since all the carts are up at the check out area. We figured at least we wouldn't have to carry them all the way to car since we had to park pretty far out. You have to pay for a cart and only get money back if you spend a certain amount on pumpkins!! And since I didn't get a pumpkin because I'm not an octopus that can carry a bazillion muddy pumpkins, we fell short of the amount needed to get our money back. Absolutely offputting and that alone is the reason I would not return or recommend this farm to anyone, especially not to families with children. Almost $200 when all said and done between the maze, food and drink, pumpkins, and the stupid cart. Not worth it.

8-2025 response to farm response...I didn't say in my review I was a u-pick customer. I came to u-pick until I saw the price and learned it was necessary to take a bus to the field. I was however a customer and purchased some tomatoes at the farm stand. Your sign says $5 per u-pick customer. Whether or not you are actually charging people. I am simply passing along what I learned when visiting. 7-2025 Not great for u-pick blueberry picking. Nice farm store with friendly staff and clean bathrooms. As for the blueberries, it is $7/lb for u-pick and you have to take a bus to get there. Also good to know is that everyone pays a $5 fee to u-pick and the $5 is a credit towards what you pick. Of course you don’t know if you like the picking when you pay this. Since u-pick blueberries are $2.50 or so per pound around my house and you can purchase pre-picked berries at the farmers market for $6 for 12 oz. , I would never u-pick here. If you just want a fun outing on the island it might be worth it for you.

Visiting Bella Organics Farm was a fun experience! The entry to the farm area is free, and you can walk around and enjoy the atmosphere. However, there are plenty of fun activities you can pay for, like the corn maze or haunted corn maze, face painting, hay rides, and more. There’s also a beer and wine garden if you want to relax and enjoy a drink. The food options were great — I had a burger, and there’s plenty more to choose from, like kettle corn, caramel apples, and other treats. The farm has such a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a fall day trip with family, kiddos, or friends. Highly recommend! 🎃✨

We were looking specifically for corn mazes and did their human rights maze and it was super fun! The price wasn’t bad at all and we spent a good few hours just exploring. Everyone working there was super nice, we didn’t do much else other than the corn maze but we did see a few palettes of pumpkins, the selection didn’t seem too vast though if you’re looking specifically for pumpkins.

Extremely grateful for the staff for the corn maze. My 10 and 11 yr old went ahead of me and i ended up getting super lost. We made a plan that if we got separated to meet at the exit. They went to the exit but went back in worried I was lost. When I got out they weren't there and I had already been panicking. The staff was QUICK to help, to calm me down. I didn't get to say thank you to the woman who went in with a microphone and got them to go back to the exit. So here is my biggest THANK YOU. this happened about 445/5ish so if the team knows who she was and could tell her Thank You for me.

Did the haunted corn maze and got some food and some Cider to take home. The maze was worth the ticket price wasn't too crowded even though we went in the middle of the season, but you do have to pace yourself if you don't wanna run into other groups. I would give 5 stars if the chainsaws weren't diesel the smell is a bit much and one point was in a semi enclosed space and I worry for the scare actors tbh.