Draper Girls Country Farm

“Such a cute and beautiful place. We were driving past and did a U-turn just from seeing the outside. Walking inside blew us away. The smells are incredible and the local home-grown offerings are amazing. The cider is delicious!! We did a tasing and liked every single one. Special shout-out to Ali for all the help and general chat while we were there. She knew a lot of information on all the products and was very fun and pleasant to visit with. If you are passing by this place is a must, any time of year. And don’t forget to say hi to Ms. Kitty!!”

“This was such a cool little find for me while traveling! The store was filled with awesome artisan foods and specialty and delicious hard ciders. They even had a hard cider slushy machine which is what got us to stop in Between the store the atmosphere and the quality of products in there I was totally thrilled to have come across this place if you're in the area it's worth going into and checking out and definitely tasting the cider!”

“Very cute farm with a ton of fruit, cheese, jams and other eclectic gifts to take home. The store owners and staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. A must stop on the fruit loop! Def stop and feed the cute goats if they are hungry.”

“A wide variety of goods. And cider. I purchased some peach jam and chili & garlic mustard. Flower garden is so beautiful and peaceful”

“Nice place, good fruit and cider! Good goat that you can buy food to feed them.”

“A nice stop on the Hood River Fruit Loop with a country store, a large selection of fruit, and great views of Mt Hood. The store has jam, honey, cheese, fresh cider, candy, gifts, and much more. The fruit includes apples, cherries, apricots, peaches, and plums. You also find a large u-pick orchard with seasonal fruit, hard cider on tap, a garden with goats and a patio to relax on.(purchase required to enter) Located on OR-35, about five minutes from Parkdale on the Mt Hood Scenic Byway. The farm is a little expensive, but has a great variety of fruit, snacks, canned goods, and much more.”

“Nice enough stop on the fruit loop, but honestly I must say that the “you must make a purchase before entering the garden” approach was a turn off. Other places in the area are more welcoming and just as beautiful.”

“I’ve been here two years in a row and both experiences were the worst. This place has more rules than a concentration camp. I still haven’t seen the goats, because it costs $5 for a bag of feed NO REFUNDS says the sign in all caps. You are not allowed go into the garden until you buy something and they chased us down to enforce this rule. Last year it was NO SQUEEZING THE PEACHES. I asked the guy how you can tell they’re ripe without squeezing them and they said you can’t. 😳 I can’t remember the last time I felt so unwelcome anywhere. And I was only there 2 minutes. Overpriced produce too. Skip this one and don’t let them ruin another person’s lovely Day out. To their ridiculous reply: I had every intention of buying something, it’s common courtesy. Last year I spent like $50. You’re so concerned a guest might see a goat for free that you’re chasing away paying customers? Look at the rest of your reviews. This is not how you run a business. Full disclose: Yes, we moved the sign over because there wasn’t room to push the stroller through. Looking for friends who got there ahead of us. Ick 🤢”