Peoria Road Farm Market

Great selection of fruit and vegetables. It's a great place to bring your children to pick out pumpkins. They also have hay rides and a corn maze. They have a very nice and helpful staff. While you're there, I highly recommend getting a puzza from Nomadic Pizzas food truck located in their parking lot.

Amazing produce. I stopped by this market on the way back from the coast and left with two boxes of fantastic produce. Folks were friendly and the grounds were inviting. Definitely worth a stop.

How have I lived in Corvallis for 20 years and never stopped here before? Heaven. On. Earth. They have all the stuff this type of market should have. Fresh flowers, fresh produce, lush hanging baskets, and amazing garden art. But it was the greenhouse full of succulents that absolutely took my breath away. Those that truly know me, know I am a total crazy succulent lady. I have an extensive collection of succulents, with a heavy leaning towards echeverrias. Especially more obscure ones. They had such a large selection of unique succulents, I cried tears of sheer joy and jubilation. All of the plants were so healthy and well cared for, unlike some of the other local nurseries. This place made my soul sing! If you cant find me, I'm probably here.

What a great variety of flowers for spring. And some great vegetables starts.

I generally find what I'm looking for in fresh veggies, especially if I don't want to make a trip into town. Wasn't planning on making tomato sauce, but the Romas looked wonderful. Now you know what I'm doing tomorrow ☺️.

I always visit when I'm in town. Great selection! Thank you for the deal on the marionberries to bring back to Chicago! Love the nursery and the selection of flowers. Just waiting for my daughter to get a place with an outdoor space so I can plant it! I'll see you in September!

Farm store has all kinds of cool metal trellises and things for your garden, plus local preserves, honeys, and of course fresh produce. Outdoor greenhouses are amazing -- don't miss the one filled with succulents!

Decent selection of veggie starts, AMAZING array of pickled veggies and even quail eggs. They make their own salad dressings and marinades and hot sauces. The one pictured is 👌🏻👌🏻 Very thankful to have this place so close to home

I bought peaches and was told they ripen quickly. After a couple days I cut into one. It was hard as a rock and not edible. I waited several more days and cut into another one. At $5.00 a pound, this was unacceptable. After a week I called to tell them the peaches were not ripening and I wanted to bring them back and get my money back. I told them when I was coming, but when I got there, they said the owner wasn't available. I had to come another day and they were hostile and told me there is nothing wrong with their peaches. I will not buy my produce at this farm market again. I will drive the extra distance to Detering's in Harrisburg where they grow their own peaches and also have U-pick. They are delicious and they know the varieties of their produce which Peoria market does not. all they could tell me is that were "yellow" or white!

I love this market. It is such a beautiful place to visit with great produce and yummy finds inside the market and gorgeous plants and metal work outside. The owners are some of my favorite people and their staff are always very helpful and courteous.

The Peoria Road farmers market in Corvallis was just marvelous it was just a few different fruits and vegetables not that many but quite a selection of other things that were canned and in jars and I got a beautiful mustard which I really like. additionally they had baskets that weave that were weaved as well as pottery and a lot of plants and what can I say it's you feel like you're kind of at home on the farm here I'd come back thanks

Huge apples! Also, the apple cider they sell is very delicious. I plan on stopping back for some more very soon.

This nursery is amazing. HEALTY BIG PLANTS at reasonable prices. The service was friendly and helpful. They know about plants and have a large inventory of plants. Nice boutique store too.

Another Ugly Experience at Peoria Road Farm They say in life "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree," and I have found that to be true. I don't know what tree the teenager who accused me of stealing from the Peoria Road Farm fell out of, but he must have fallen hard. Tall kid, beaky, with strange curly hair like an upside-down pyramid. He followed me into the empty farm store parking lot, glaring at me, and I knew this would be no picnic. "Hey, did you pay for all that stuff?" he glared, sneering and indignant. "Yeah, I paid for it," I replied, indignant myself. "And I don't really appreciate being accused of ripping anyone off. Go ask the girl at the cash register, she's the one who rang up the sale." He didn't apologize but mumbled something about how it was closing time and he to check sales. Something stupid. The whole thing was so stupid. My wife was angered about it, too, when she heard the story. She called the farm store the next day to speak about the thing with a manager. But he told her he had no control over the actions of his employees. He never offered her an apology, seemed to think the whole thing was funny, didn't really see the problem. It wasn't the first time I've had problems at Peoria Road Farm. Another time, when my boy was three years old, I brought him out there to pick raspberries. I asked where to park at the farm store, and the girl behind the register told me I could park out near the fields. It was a beautiful day and we were picking lots of berries, having a blast, when the farmer who runs the place suddenly turned up and started yelling at me and my boy, fists all balled up and red in the face, accusing me of lying about the parking (as if this justified verbally beating me up in front of my kid). I am not kidding -- really thought me and this farmer guy were going to come to blows right out in his field. So I had to be the mature one and diffuse the situation, which took about 15 minutes because they jerk was so angry, he just didn't want to let it go, like a pit bull who's seen a steak and can't control himself from taking a bite -- my three-year-old boy be damned. So I guess I will be boycotting the Peoria Road Farm from now on, and if you are a friend of mine, you will boycott it, too. Because this guy obviously doesn't give a damn about anyone from Corvallis or taking care of his customers in any meaningful way -- although my bank statement shows that he definitely cares about taking our money.

Not sure who this Jillian person is but for the 11 years I've lived out here, we've stopped at the market nearly everyday. Owners Margaret and Justin are gems. Food is great and they bring in grass fed meat and other groceries as well. I've never seen anyone who looks like Kevin Costner so maybe she's one of the fake reviewers on Yelp? This stand is a treasure. You won't be sorry you stopped in!

Best service, best produce and great family! 5 star establishment all the way! The market is always decorated for the season and such great wares! Baskets and iron and bird houses. A true old fashion farm market!

Great produce, plants and mustards! We extended a road trip just so we could stop in. (We are int wh Portland area.)

This was my first time coming here and I would recommend it good prices with a wide range of produce. In the back they had a green house which they have flower and herbs with a reasonable price that you most likely wouldn't see in the stores. The coworkers here are helpful and positive.

It was my first time picking berries and I had such a wonderful time! The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. If you are picking berries, just a reminder to bring your own containers! They even had beautiful greenhouses with flowers and herbs in starter pots that you could purchase for under $4. Everything was reasonably priced! I would definitely come back!

This market is beautiful with all of its fruits, vegetables, jams and dressings. Not to mention the lovely baskets and other articles for your yard and home, they have a great variety of plants and flowers too. They are on the high side for price. The negative aspect of the market is the clientele. They are not very friendly, in fact rude and impolite. I was checking out , I had purchased a large variety of things. A tall young man checked me out. After he was done checking and taking my payment he just turned away. I said to him, "Aren't you going to bag it?" He said, " Oh, you want it bagged?" And I said YES. He said, "Well, a lot of people don't want it bagged." I told him that was fine for a few things but that, it was obvious, and I needed my items to be bagged. There was a woman in back of me listening and she said, "Things have really changed, haven't they?!" I replied that YES they have.

Super, super nice people. I stopped by to buy some produce as the total eclipse of 2017 was happening. They welcomed me like (well actually better than) family. I ended up watching the eclipse with this wonderful group of people. Nice selection of fresh items as well as preserved items all at low or very reasonable cost. I'll be back again.