Oak Song Farm

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Season: May–Dec
Where: Eugene, OR, US · Willamette Valley
Good to know: No reservation needed

Oak Song Farm is a small family farm just southwest of Eugene growing vegetables, herbs, berries, and fruit on under an acre, with goats for dairy and chickens for eggs. Their roadside farm stand — a small red building between mile markers 9 and 10 on Lorane Highway — is open daily in season and stocks fresh produce, cut flowers like sunflowers, zinnias, and snapdragons, baked goods, preserves, eggs, and farm-made soaps.

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Seasons and hours change with the weather and the crop — always check the farm's site before you go.

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