Jim Dandy Farm Market — Attraction in Forest Grove

Went to Jim Dandy farms because our usual spot, Lake Jew farms, was too busy (lines everywhere for everything). Sooo Jim Dandy started out to be a cute little farm, but the pumpkins are not grown there that I could see, maybe they grow them somewhere else on the property? The pumpkins were placed on a little field. We picked our pumpkins and then went to the register. The lady working the register wasn’t nice at all. We wheeled our cart in and she immediately said “ I can tell you right now, that those pumpkins are going to be expensive.” So we said okay and put one on the scale. She said it was going to be $19.90 because it was so thick and heavy (for one pumpkin!) .. it was a little bigger than a normal pumpkin but wasn’t very tall. So we bought 3 really tiny pumpkins for $10 and we will go elsewhere. We won’t go back...

This is a beautiful farm and market that Dani can visit for weekends. They do have sunflower maze and the produce are really fresh. The fees is 5$ per person. You get homemade jams and local honey here. I definitely recommend this place for family with kids to come and enjoy the farm and nature. The farm backdrop is amazingly set in front of the huge mountain behind. You can also pick flowers from the farm and pay. Absolutely lovely time I had with my family. The weather was...

Lived in the area for a few years but just decided to try them out. Lots of varieties of fresh fruits and veggies. I purchased fresh grapes, cucumbers, some tomatoes and zucchini. The peaches were huge, juice and amazing! The staff was a hair unwelcoming, and there are lots of signs... “don’t touch this, don’t touch that, don’t handle the produce, take what you touch, don’t do this and that” after seeing all the signs I though it was best to have the kids wait outside the...