Bella Organic Farm

“Visiting Bella Organics Farm was a fun experience! The entry to the farm area is free, and you can walk around and enjoy the atmosphere. However, there are plenty of fun activities you can pay for, like the corn maze or haunted corn maze, face painting, hay rides, and more. There’s also a beer and wine garden if you want to relax and enjoy a drink. The food options were great — I had a burger, and there’s plenty more to choose from, like kettle corn, caramel apples, and other treats. The farm has such a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a fall day trip with family, kiddos, or friends. Highly recommend! 🎃✨”

“My free advice to you is, go visit this beautiful farm and support their business, they're dog friendly farm. They have my favorite peach jam and garlic & onion hazelnuts. The lady at the farm store is friendly and helpful. They also have cute farm animals. The sunflower field is heavenly. Take lots of pictures. My husband and I enjoyed our visit there. 🌻🌻🌻”

“I was a lucky giveaway winner for 4 haunted corn maze tickets . I went on Halloween night and had such a blast ! So much fun . Actors in the maze were awesome. They had food and drinks and music and fire places and it was awesome. 10/10”

“HEADS UP: this establishment is pretty much CASH ONLY, it was nice that we had some in the wallet but still needed to use their ATM. I'd expected that they would take debit/credit but nope. Honestly we arrived at this location thinking we were going to The Maize and had already gotten the kids unpacked before realizing we weren't where we wanted to be. The food smelled great and it wasn't as crazy-busy as it could've been, so we stayed. The weather was wonderful and made it nice to be outside, but everything felt like a cash grab. Concessions were all overpriced and cash only. The hayride was free but that's all- duck races, petting zoo, face painting all needed cash. I have no idea how fresh the food was made, it was all precooked and sitting in piles behind the counter. It made for a nice and quick lunch but it raises some concerns for me. Would've loved to try their Apple Cider, but the prices really turned me away: $5 for a pint? $8 for a half gallon? Perhaps they are needing to charge more to compensate for 2020, but I'm not sure. The pumpkin pricing felt exorbitant but maybe I'm just used to different pumpkin patches. Instead of pricing by weight they priced by size/ circumference. We paid $12 for 3 small pumpkins, I've included a photo of their pricing system (and the 3 said pumpkins). Overall we were disappointed. We visit an array of different pumpkin patches each year and this was sadly our least favorite experience.”

“I was super disappointed as there were very few ripe blueberries to pick. I guess it was a week when lots of folks were out there. You have to take a shuttle to the blueberry field. Then I went to a neighboring blueberry farm, Sauvie Blueberry Farm, where the trees were loaded with ripe blueberries. Love all the farms on Sauvie.”