Stuart Olson Farms Inc

Tyler Martin

Nice upick with great variety. Blueberries were large and sweet. Cherry were great this year too. Peaches seemed a bit sour, but would probably be great for cooking. They have tractor rides out to the pickings and will pick up your boxes when full, but walking is only about half a mile with slight hill of about 80f high.

David Vignolle

Drove an hour south just to be treated horribly the second we arrived. First time at Olsen farms, was planning on having a good experience and give them lots of business, but apparently business and money aren't important to them. Instead entitlement and horrible customer service are what matter more. Don't usually write reviews, but this one really was the icing on the cake. If you're a farm and you need business, take the time to make sure your guests are feeling welcomed and appreciated. That's how you'll make money and survive. Never coming back.

Dip Nrip

This is a great place when visiting Oregon for the first time or even to do with your family. However, I strongly recommend wearing sunscreen & bring cold water if you plan to pick more than one fruit. Especially if that fruit is small like blueberries & raspberries. Overall it was fun to hunt for cherries but not so much for the blueberries because they kept falling through the holes of the box🥲.

SS S

The upick strawberries were good even late in the season. However, I wasn't a fan of having to buy their cardboard box and have it weighed in what you pick/paid for. I.e. you pay $0.75 for the box, box weighs 0.4lbs. When you end up paying for 1lb of strawberries, you really only get 0.6lbs. Ends up being more expensive than the store and you have to take their shuttle at the farm unless you want to walk a while.