River Bend Farm

Pickable now

StrawberriesMixed BerriesBlackberriesBlueberriesRaspberriesApplesPearsPeachesNectarinesCherriesNutsTomatoesRoots & Tubers

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

A 25-acre family farm and orchard on the Coast Fork of the Willamette River just off Highway 58 east of Eugene, growing strawberries, cane berries, orchard fruit, hazelnuts, and a wide range of vegetables since 1996. U-pick strawberries run for a short window in June, and an on-site farm store and bakery sells the farm's own produce alongside locally made jams, honey, and artisan goods from June through December.

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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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More strawberry U-pick →More mixed berry U-pick →More blackberry U-pick →More blueberry U-pick →More raspberry U-pick →More apple U-pick →More pear U-pick →More peach U-pick →More nectarine U-pick →More cherry U-pick →More nut U-pick →More tomato U-pick →More root & tuber U-pick →

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