Oregon Heritage Farms

We absolutely loved our experience here. Kim was very friendly, professional, and efficient in helping us coordinate a school social for parents and kids. The barn space is an amazing gem, not to mention spacious! We were able to set up and decorate, which was fun. All of the staff were so friendly and supportive from start to finish. They provided options of food and drinks, and were so kind to check in on us. Including adding more delicious (piping hot) apple cider donuts when we needed a refill. We felt very welcomed, and we all had a fabulous time. From mingling in the barn, to enjoying the bounce house, hay rides and maze, there was something for everyone. Did I mention the caramel apples? I hope to be first in line once they open for the season. We hope to make this an annual event. THANK YOU!

Awesome place. U can easily spend 2hrs here. Their apple cider sushie & iced apple cider is delicious & we loved it. It is not a huge pumpkin farm but they offer many varieties of pumpkins (picked & u- pick) with competitive prices. They also offer many kids activities, cafe, apple picking & amazing store. Fun part - entrance is free😜

Oregon Heritage Farms is the best farm I’ve been to. I loved their tractor ride through the apple orchards, it was very informative. Tractor rides are weekends and run every half hour. Their apple cider donuts and slush are delicious and a MUST GET! Great prices, kind employees. Worth the visit!

We took a trip to Oregon Heritage Farm to buy some apples. We were delighted to find that there was a lot more there. For a family that has young children this would be an exceptional outing. There was a small hay maze, goats to feed, a very cute storefront, eating area out back with a large inflatable for kids, and a really neat barn with lots of vendors. It is not a you pick location, but we were able to get lots of yummy apples from the store. My son enjoyed an apple slushie which is something they are known for and the adults purchased delicious apple cider. Definitely recommend this experience for families with young children.

Just attended the annual Munada event at the farm. Was disappointed they did not have the country bbq of meat and pulled pork. Instead was corn and hot dog. Store has interesting gift shop and also event was on African arts and crafts was limited selection. On the whole was my a good first time at the farm.

Entrance we'll marked, parking directions, easy to find parking. Walked the produce, pumpkin patch, checked out the food stand, picnic area, duck water races, and bouncy apple. Bought a slushy and some doughnuts. Lots of fun and nicely kept, felt like a farm not an attraction which adds appeal for me. Slushy and doughnuts were really tasty. Would go again.

Not your standard pumpkin patch. Most activities were free, the tractor ride was $2. Not only can you get pumpkins there, but apples too! Not very crowded and I love that the proceeds of the pumpkin and concessions go to the local baseball team. Super nice group of volunteers there.

I was kind of disappointed! Everyone online loves this place. I found it so crowded that you couldn’t enjoy it, there wasn’t even a patch it was all already organized and picked and just in some grass. It felt like a market, not a farm. A little gimmicky, but we did have fun. I wouldn’t suggest coming all the way out here from the city though.

I came here to volunteer for my sons baseball team and it was a great day to volunteer. I went into the Heritage Farm Store and they had so many cute things, delicious pies to take home and bake and amazing apple cider donuts. We highly recommend checking it out and also grabbing a pumpkin and snacks outside to support Hillsboro Spartan Baseball and see the youth players out there volunteering to help make it successful with games and tractor rides. I will definitely leave each day I volunteer from the store and help support the farm that allows us to raise money for the baseball program not to mention there were so many great things to buy inside from Halloween and Christmas decorations and more.

Looking for a free admissions pumpkin patch with lots of fun activities for the whole family? Look no further than Oregon Heritage Farms! (Bonus if you didn't know they also own 19 Acres Cider Co. and use the apples from this farm to make their ciders! if you haven't been to their tasting room I highly recommend heading there next!) You can't beat no admissions and weekday happy hour from 3pm-5pm for half dozen (6) mini apple cider donuts and one small Apple Cider Slushie! The perfect treat for a beautiful fall day. The shop has lots of offerings including different varieties of apples, other produce, locally sourced products, and their homemade pies to take home. Everyone was so friendly and helpful inside the shop and around the farm. My toddler loved saying hi to the goats, climbing around the big spider web, running around the hay maze, and admire the big pumpkins on and off the vine. They are dog friendly too! Please come support them during the fall season and have some family fun!

While I was in Oregon visiting my sister in October 2023 I realized that Heritage Farms was just 5 miles up the road from where my sister lives! I had bumped into post on Instagram about Heritage Farms and bookmarked it on Yelp because I saw that they had apple cider slushies! We headed over on a Thursday morning. There were so many type of apples. We picked a few to but, along with a few pumpkins. There happened to be a few small group of little kids on field trips. It was fun watching them enjoy themselves. There was a very cool spider web trampoline, a mini hay maze & some farm animals. Then we entered the farm store and enjoyed talking to the friendly employees who told us about their Cider tasting room down the street at 19 Acres Cider Co. We took our time walking around the store checking out all the Knickknacks but what caught my eye was the rack with free recipe cards, different types of frozen pies, the fresh caramel apples, apple butter, pumpkin bread & the mini apple cider donut and of course the apple slushie!!! During my trip we visited a few other farms and tried other apple slushies, but the one at Heritage Farms was the BEST one! It was cold, crisp, delicious and refreshing.

What a fun place to visit during autumn. The atmosphere is lively, the cider and cider donuts are so delicious! Everyone is so nice, and there are so many awesome things in the gift shop. Whether is apple launching, goat watching, or pumpkin picking, Oregon Heritage Farms has it! They also have a great selection of apples and delicious Carmel apples. I definitely recommend this place for a date, or a family trip!

Initially I wasn't planning on stopping at a farm; I was on my way to an estate sale in the countryside. However, I kept seeing road signs for fresh apple cider miles before the farm. By the time I made it there I was actually craving some apple cider! I suppose their marketing works! It was a really quick stop because I knew exactly what i wanted: fresh apples and cider. The friendly staff explained the difference between their apple varieties and I grabbed two giant honey crisp apples along with a half gallon of cider. The apples were very tasty, but i think you can't beat the taste of freshly pressed apple cider! There were picnic tables nearby, so it'd be a good place to have a picnic if you are in the mood.

Super friendly. I had messaged their Instagram asking a question about how orders would work if I brought my dog (no dogs allowed in the store portion) and they promised they would watch out for me the day of my order. As I was nearing the store and wondering how to alert them my dog and I were greeted immediately and they even offered to help carry my bags of apples to the car. I really came for the doughnuts and apple cider slushie which were both DELICIOUS (pro hack: you get a discount of $5 for half a dozen of the donuts and a slushie if you order from the app). I tried a honey crisp apple that I bought and it was crunchy and amazzziiinggg. Nothing like fresh new crop apples. My dog also enjoyed the apples and he has bougie taste.

Great pumpkin patch for all ages! Great pumpkins and produce for sale. We got two pumpkins for $14. We also got Granny Smith apples (just over a dollar a pound), Honey crisp apples ($3.25 a pound), and corn (2 for $0.99). They also have apple cider slushies and apple cider donuts (6 come in each bag) for sale in the store. Both were really good and not overpriced. They also have caramel apples ($6) and loaves of lemon and pumpkin bread ($10). There is a full store with other things like pies, apple cider, alcoholic cider, and baked goods all made by them. Then they have other homemade things like candles, aprons, Christmas tree ornaments, etc. They also have a snack stand outside for coffee, cider, and snacks. Lastly they have an apple launcher ($1 to launch 3 apples) and a tractor ride ($3 per person). Overall, friendly staff and a great place to visit with family, friends, and kids.

We stopped by Oregon Heritage Farms and it was a lovely place. They have a variety of apples for purchase. You must try their homemade apple cider and donuts! Both equally delicious. I will definitely come back and visit.

Visited the last weekend in September from CA and as you can imagine, Fall leaves aren't quite as abundant in my beach town as they are in Beaverton, OR. What a beautiful place for everyone. They sell caramel apples and apple cider slushies along with some other things but I didn't take note. They have an array of different types of apples that you can purchase by the pound. Their shop also has novelties to purchase. Beautiful grounds, tons of parking, clean restrooms, and nice employees. Hoffman Farms is right across the street from them offering a different experience. Pumpkins are available at both places.

We stopped by this cute little farm on our way home. Got to see some goats We went inside the shop and got caramel apples and sugar cookies. It was all the nice fall vibes!! Can't wait to visit again next year and maybe get some hot chocolate. :)

Family friendly | Cute farm | Apple cider donuts Come here if you want to avoid large crowds. Come here if you have kids. Come here if you love apple cider donuts! This place is right down the street from the other farm that's a little bigger. We came to this place because it's smaller (less crowded) and has more kid-friendly activities. Plus, the apple cider donuts and apple cider slushy were yummy! I recommend getting their donut bites. 6 bites in a bag for $3 or $4, I forgot. Some are plain and some have cinnamon sugar on it. Very family friendly. They have goats, a pumpkin launcher, rope maze, hay maze, and pumpkin patch. My toddler loved going through the rope maze. Their pumpkin patch is small, but you can find some pumpkins on the vine. Cute small farm with a nice store. My only critique are the lines and cueing system. It's a small store, so there's lines for getting food and one separate for paying. It's definitely not as bad as other farms though. We'll be back again next year!

Visited on a Sunday. Busy but organized. You wait in a line in the middle, pay for your fruits and veggies, order mini donuts, Carmel apples, cider, cider slushies. You go to another area to gather your edibles ( I like this idea, because it's quicker and cleaner ( no dirty money hands). There are about 6 picnic tables. I saw at least 2 sets of restrooms. There's a snack shack for hot foods. Kids can play on a rope spiderweb or haystack corn maze. Don't worry about parking, because there's an overflow lot right behind the entrance lot with an easy exit out the back ( follow signs). Don't forget to look to the left as your about to exit. There is a small area of self- serve trees-bushes for sale. The Gala and (giant) Honeycrisp apples were delicious! The apple cider and mini donuts were perfect! You can't miss this place, because they realized signage was important.

This is our 4th or 5th year back. We came out the 1st year just for pictures. So many cute little spots. Not as busy this year, but that is how I like it ! Come for pumpkins, apples, apple cider Slushies, Apple cider donuts...yum

This is a great farm store. I discovered it after my mom told me they have the best apple cider, for the most part I agree. Ive bought it a dozen or so times and only one i didn't like it (tasted watery) they replaced it my next visit though, also the caramel apples, the cider slushies... anything I've tried is great. Its mostly apple stuff but they have some other stuff, other kinds of jams etc. Since they are mostly apple they do not open until apple season.

This year we decided to do something different for our family Fall festivities. We decided to go to this farm instead of the typical pumpkin patch. It was during their annual apple festival and it was such a cool experience. There were lots of families, a live band, food, and activities for kids. They had pumpkins as well as different kinds of apples. My favorite part was their hot, fresh, apple cider donuts! They also serve apple cider slushees but it was too chilly for that. We took home some honey crisp apples and they were super sweet and delicious. We decided to make this part of our annual tradition from now on.

We got apples, caramel apples, cider slushees, and cinnamon apples donuts. Everything was delicious.

A co worker told me about this place so I had to check it out. They have bins of apples outside undercover for you to bag up and purchase. The pricing for the apples we felt was reasonable and once we tasted them we couldn't agree more. Once we got our apples we ended inside for shopping. They have Apples cider in a refrigerator. The most surprising this is that they make it them self! Most places like this sell Ryan's which is good but I thought it was neat that they do it them self. Inside they also have other apples related items such as Apple pies, Caramel Apples, and Apple donuts. Now if you have had your fill of apples don't worry they have a TON of other things. You can find some produce, Brittle from Just Perfect, Soap, Lip balms, Bath Salts, Sugar Scrubs, Necklaces, ornaments, and other fun items. The staff was extremely helpful and they seemed to love their job. We will be back.

Such a wonderful place to pick up a bunch of apples (we needed 390 for teacher appreciation), grab some fresh donuts, cider and some sweet decor items for yourself! Also it is very child friendly, and everyone that works there is so kind and inviting. Thank you!

What can I say about this place?!?! I love it! Such a cute little apple orchard with a great happy hour special! Who doesn't want donuts and an apple smoothie???!! It's delish by the way. I love that it's a small place that is easy to keep an eye on kids while they run from one play area to another! Definitely want to come back and pick apple during season!! Came here during pumpkin season and they had the cutest little selection!

My family stopped by here to pick apples. As I approached the counter there were three teenagers with their backs to me drinking fancy frozen coffees. When I asked if we could u-pick , the girl says "We don't do that." I asked if there was anywhere nearby that does and she responds, "No one does that around here." Knowing this isn't true, I turned around and the teenage boy caught sight of my disabled daughter in her wheelchair and STARTS LAUGHING AT HER. I was furious!!! From the parking lot I contacted them through their Facebook page and I got a response from the manager -- not with some kind of incentive to bring us back, but with a referral to another apple farm! This farm is disgusting and I would not recommend supporting this business!!!

Such a lovely family-owned farm. The BEST pink lady apples and cider. Easy to get to and a really nice adventure away from the city.

This is such a fun orchard. I went with my MOPS club last month. They don't have actual apple picking but they have lots of varieties to buy by the pound. I picked some fresh pressed apple juice. I make an awesome cobbler with some of their honey crisp apples on Friday- so good. There are 2 shops- which is a little confusing. There are several picnic benches- so I assume you could bring your own lunch. A fun stop for fall in Oregon.

Firstly, the apple cider doughnuts are GREAT! It's a lovely local place for getting pumpkins, apples, and lots of goodies. It's smaller and less crowded than lots of other places in the Portland area, which is delightful for a lowkey experience. If you want tons of activities or a huge patch of pumpkins, this might not be the place for you. But it's perfect for a lowkey, family-friendly outing.

Had a fun time with the family out here ... Flinging apples through the air, the wagon ride .. that runs off human love, playing the sandbag toss game, jumping .. in the big apple air balloon but most of all .. loved those little donuts and the apple cider !!! Oh, then they have a little store where you can purchase handmade items, apple pies, and an assortment of apples !! It's not a very big place, but something to do if your in the neighborhood..

I am visiting the area for the long weekend. This is such a great store. Apples are awesome, try the Honey Crisp. Staff was great and very knowledgeable. I will be back for sure!

We came with a youth group from our church today (Monday) as many children had a day off school. Let's just say, we won't be back. On a relatively quiet day we were excluded from participating in most activities. Even after being told the kids could go into the bouncy house, one staff member in particular, refused to let the kids jump (even though it was empty and we were planning to pay). We were given a variety of excuses why we were not allowed including school groups having priority (we never did see the school group that had priority and the bouncy house was empty all but for a few minutes the hour we were there). How this was conveyed was extremely rude, and frankly, just mean spirited by a particular staff member. This same individual continued this behavior even as we purchased items for the children. The children went into the store for treats and the staff complained openly amongst themselves about having to make additional caramel apples for the group. We couldn't have been made to feel less welcome. Myself and the director of youth ministries are dumbfounded as to the reason for the treatment we received. Our group of children today are quite diverse including several with special needs as well as a variety ages and backgrounds, but I assure you their behavior was in no way disrespectful or inappropriate. Unfortunately, they were well aware of their poor treatment. We just don't understand why.

Great experience at the farm! Lots of activities for kids and everyone was very nice! The apples are amazing too!!

We go here every year for the apples and just out of habit. The first few years were amazing. Ambience, yummy treats, nice staff and huge apples. The last two years the staff was very young and not sweet and the Carmel Apple's are smaller and smaller. Kind of a let down since we are trying to keep it local. The apples to buy are still huge though and the indoor craft fair in the barn last year was great.

Super cute store, great apples!! I wish it was open all year. Should open in August and closes around November. We always bring our camera and enjoy shopping and visiting their pigs!

Good prices for local local and handmade items! Just wish it was open later in the season.

Delicious apples, open 10-5. Cute store inside the barn, mix of antiques, locally made items, and inexpensive new stuff. Closes for the season nov 11

Great Store! We love the store for the awesome local products and extremely friendly staff! Donuts and Carmel apples are amazing!!

Who can say no to bushels of apples, fresh apple cider, handmade goods and a bouncy apple for the kids? This place is the perfect stop on a Fall day and reminds us why we love the Pacific Northwest. Everything is wonderful here - from the smells to the overall atmosphere, I can't get enough of Oregon Heritage Farms. The honeycrisp apples are a bit spendy, but they are delicious and some are big enough to feed an entire family. There are a lot of varieties to choose from and the people there will let you taste them so you can pick your favorite and they will help you choose the best apples to buy for your grandma's favorite apple pie recipe. Even if it's not in your backyard, make a point to stop by Oregon Heritage Farms and ENJOY! I always do!

The apples at Oregon Heritage Farms are amazing. The varieties, the size, the fresh flavor - they just can't be beat. I recommend the HoneyCrisp and the Jonagold, but the kid's favorites were the Granny Smith, Melrose, and the sweet tart flavor of the Macintosh. The homemade frozen apple pies are to die for, as well. I go every year and highly recommend going during AppleFest, when they have live music and in October where you can pick out a pumpkin (to help a local charity) and ride a tractor ride through the orchard. Fun with the family that can't be beat!

After thanksgiving I found my self in the holiday spirit. A Christmas tree was just the answer! I found an amazing tree here. Would highly recommend this tree lot if your looking for the perfect tree. They had some of the most beautiful tree's I have ever seen and extremly helpful people.