Flower Farmer

"Best place ever. We tried a new place this year and had to come back here immediately after. It's our go to place."

"Not a lot for kids to do. However the staff inside the store was wonderful"

"This is a small produce building that seems to be combined with train rides. We saw signs in Canby for "fresh corn" and this is where all the arrows lead. My husband and I noticed the prices were high, but the quality of produce was good. They didn't have a huge selection, but being the last week of September, it could be the time of year just has less. They do have some honey and lots of old time sodas and specialty bottled drinks. They have a really nice patio area with picnic tables(would make an awesome picnic spot) They have handicap parking spots and it seemed all very level and ease of access for those with mobility issues."

"This farm is an unexpected treasure trove. So many interesting things to see and fun activities for the kids. The train ride takes you around the property (20-30 min) so you can see all the different flowers in bloom (sunflowers, zinnias, snap dragons) and they stop at the barn so you can feed and pet the animals (goat, chickens, rabbits, sheep). They said the train only runs on the weekends in the summer but it goes every day in October. $9/adult and $6/kid over 24 months old. We came on a Saturday and we got a private train ride! Bring a quarter or two if you want to feed the animals. Their feed is in an old school gum-ball machine. They also had a chalk area. Inside they have fresh produce and flowers (what you’d expect) plus old fashion soda vending machines and train toys, art, specialty potted plants, and treats. The people who run the farm were very nice. We’re excited to come back in October for the pumpkin train ride!"

"Love going here every year for the pumpkin patch! It's beautiful and so much fun for the tiny kiddos. The family that runs it is also very nice. Only downside is that the train is way over-priced and doesn't consistently stop at the little barn for animal time. Doesn't stop us from going every year, though."