Fir Point Farms

A very nice place to visit. Cider donuts and other baked goods to tempt you. A nice farm walking trail is enjoyable. There are picnic tables, volleyball courts and teather balls! Fun!

This place has great food-​sandwiches on their own baked bread. 3 choices of soup everyday. Cinnamon rolls and cookies. Very friendly, quick service. Petting zoo, picnic tables around the grounds and indoor seating too!

The fruit! Just bought an orange there, juicy and plump. Very yummy. My fellow rider got an apple, crisp and delicious. They really pay attention to details here.
I cannot say enough about their lunches and baked goods, well maybe I can. Fresh, excellent, down right good!
Stop by in their bing and your taste buds will explode the minute you bite into one of their fresh cinnamon rolls.

Best sandwiches in town… out of town! With fresh made bread onsite, fresh fixin’s, great country atmosphere, and a place you can pick up a loaf or basket of veggies/​fruit while you wait it really is a one stop mom and pop shop.

The best food and great people! The people from my work and I eat here once a week and there has always been great food. Well, the one time they had a little blunder and mixed up the name on the order and we missed something. The owner drove it out to us and dropped it off himself in Wilsonville! I will bring the kids back from the pumpkin patch next year too!

Best sandwiches in Clackamas County. Kindest staff around. Lots of searing in the new location. This place ROCKS!!! Grilled Chik Sand is perfection.

It’s all a matter of perspective. In Portland proper, this place couldn’t compete with the likes of Grand Central, Bunk, etc. The sandwich itself was quite good — including fresh lettuce and tomato — but the service with a plastic bag of chips and water in paper cups is just not up to Portland snuff. Moreover, the supposed bakery here (Country Grains) does not seem to bake its own bread — I think they use a different company’s bread for sandwiches. Overall, pretty good for Portland exurbia.

This could be five stars – I’m divided but will go with four until I experience a few more lunches or maybe even breakfast.
On Spring Break Friday, this place was packed with a line blocking the entry. After eating lunch here, I get the appeal. Our sandwiches and chopped salad were hearty and delicious with fresh bread and warm bacon for the BLT and barbecued pork for my son’s pulled pork sandwich on a freshly baked bun.
All of our lunches came with a homemade cookie – the gluten free cookie was delicious, as well as the gluten free bread for my sandwich. My husband’s salad came with a dinner roll that had heft but that he and my son report as being light and full of gluteny flavor. We’ll buy some for Easter brunch and dinner.
The lunch crew worked efficiently in making and delivering the food to people who sat in one of three areas – inside where we sat, waiting for our to go order; outside on the front porch, and on the lawn at the picnic tables.
Next time, I’d phone ahead to save the wait, but I’m on Spring Break, so I didn’t mind just noticing how well the crew worked together. Next time, I’ll eat here and enjoy the atmosphere.

Fir point came through for me last minute with an affordable space to host an event for 25 adults. On the day of we showed up to smiles and helpful people all around. One employee helped me haul 10 pumpkins back to our covered area, another offered us another covered shelter when it started to get crazy windy. Everyone had a great time with the animals and playing around on the slides and in the nut house. I think we were all a little excited to be able to roam the farm kid free for once! I saw most everyone leave with a bag full of goodies from the farm store (mine included the delicious cider and some corn and baby pumpkins). All around just a great place to visit!

I had a great time at the farm last weekend! The sun was out, so it was a perfect day for the corn maze, pumpkin picking, and the hay ride. Though the hay maze was as hot as a sauna, it was a good time.
The nachos were a little overpriced and stale, but that’s OK. The tradition of pumpkin patches will always bring a smile to my face, and this one had it all. I’m going to talk the boyfriend into riding the cow train next time.

Service: Smiling, friendly
Food: Excellent sandwiches and salads, made fresh to order with excellent quality ingredients.
Specific recommendations: Any wrap, any daily baked goods, and their lemonade (homemade, more sour than sweet — just the way I like it.). Next time I’m in Wilsonville, I’ll be back for their lemonade.
Ambience: produce stand/​small market/​sandwich shop. Clean, spacious and welcoming.
They also sell produce from the farm, similar to what you might find at a roadside stand. In September, they also had pumpkins, gourds, and dried cornstalks for sale. They also have homemade frozen fruit pies and crumbles, jams, candy, Tillamook ice cream and other goodies.
I heard that the owners used to have a popular restaurant up in Wilsonville before moving to the farm (which might technically be in Aurora?). The farm is about a 6−8minute drive from the Charbonneau main entrance.
Hours posted on Unilocal are regular hours. In the summer (not sure of exact dates, so call), they stay open until 5 pm rather than 3.
In mid-​Sept, they were preparing their corn maze and other Halloween/​fall kid/​family activities that are also available at the farm. Check their website fir more info.

Good old fashioned wholesome bakery and produce. I had a turkey bacon avocado sandwich. The turkey meat was moist and flavorful and roasted in their kitchen. Super yummy!

This is my favorite stop to get fresh bread or have lunch. Amazing deli along with fresh apple cider!

My daughter (14) and I came long this pace while looking for a pumpkin patch. I am so glad we stopped! This is a very fun and family Oriented farm. You could either grab a pumpkin out of a bin or grab a wheel barrow and head to the patch and grab one there. They had a dark corn maze, petting zoo, pony and horse rides, hay rides and the CUTEST cow train for little ones! The food in the shop is excellent as well as the ice cream. The homemade goodies are delectable!
One of my favorite things about our visit was the customer service! The lady at the counter cashing us out gave us each a free ice cream cone because our perfect pumpkins didn’t have a handle on them.

We love Fir Point! We became regulars at Country Grains in Wville. Now those fantastic sandwiches, soups, and baked goods are in a better place with way more seating options! The owners are the most wonderful people and greet us like old friends. I love that. And today! We went to their fall festival. What a complete blast! Parking was so easy for how many people were there. It wasn’t overly crowded because the place is huge so people were really spread out. Ohhhh… cider donuts. How I love thee! Get their cider donuts! A whole bag of deliciousness. Also– the snickerdoodle popcorn is awesome. Kids play areas are spot on– something for every age. When our little one is older next year, she will definitely be riding on the cow train which was fast and fun looking! Squeals of joy from all of the kids. The petting zoo area is awesome. Baby goats! Baby bunnies! Goats in trees! Chickens wandering around. Way too cool. Hazel’s nut house is unique and fun for the kiddos. Slides, a Noah’s Ark. Ahhh!!! So much!!! Just trust me. Go and everyone will be acting like a kid :)

I first came here when I was 5 for a school field trip to the pumpkin patch. After going on and off for several years, we stopped going until about 4 years ago. I don’t know why anyone would ever stop going here, there is amazing fresh produce, a good variety of lunch and desserts to eat, the people are friendly, and there are so many things to do and eat while you’re here. You can easily spend a whole day out here.
Make sure to come out here on a dry weekend if you can, because if you bring the kids, all the rides and kids activities are open all day. And the kids games and rides take tickets, so make sure to buy some before walking down to the kid area. But all the games, rides and activities are fun for both the kids and parents, but it’s also a great photo opportunity for parents.
The pumpkins are already off the vine, so all you have to do is find one that you love. The pumpkins are on a price scale, so the bigger the pumpkin, the more it is. I don’t know if they still do this, but if you had left over tickets from the kid area, those would help pay for your pumpkins.
If you can grab some before you leave, there are some amazing apple cider doughnuts, and pumpkin pie doughnuts. Sometimes grabbing a couples bags of each is best, because some of the doughnuts might not make it home with you, that’s how good that are.
This is just a fun place for the whole family.

As a long-​time customer of both Country Grains and Fir Point Farms, I’m waiting to see how the combined business works out.
Country Grains operated a sandwich shop with catering and booths at the Lake Oswego and Beaverton Farmer’s Markets for years. Fir Point Farms is the place I’ve taken my boys during the harvest season for hay rides and cider donuts since they were babies.
While Country Grains was fabulously consistent, Fir Point Farms has changed hands at least four times in the past decade by my count. Every season rules would change, amenties would come and go, and I was never sure whether I would love it or be indifferent.
So I’m very optimistic that Jack and Jessica Romaine will put their own stamp on the business. Once they sort out the details, I’m hoping that Fir Point Farms will again be a place I love, with or without the kids.
After their renovation, the Country Store is now primarily a deli with much more seating than Country Grains every had in Wilsonville. The menu looks the same, but now they have a few other food and retail items. $ 5 apple and marionberry mini-​pies, honey and home décor items.
The elevated dining area has a handful of tables and the best touch is the hand-​painted presidential pumpkins that line the walls. Since it is winter, the nursery and country store aren’t up and running, so time will tell what they will offer during peak season. I really hope the goats in the tree, farm trail and nut house remain under the new ownership.
Best of luck, Jack and Jessica!

I came for the pie and only the pie.
I have passed by this «farm» numerous times to and from the in-​laws house. It wasn’t until this past trip that I actually stopped in and I did so twice, all because of pie.
My MIL picked up a marion berry pie from here and it was so delicious, I decided to venture over one day to see what other pies they might have and especially if they had peach as that is my husband’s favorite.
They have signs boasting free donut Monday and other things but I didn’t much care about anything else. They have a little produce market, a sandwich counter and it seemed like they had a small espresso bar as well and homemade fudge. The young woman working in the store was awfully sweet and when I only saw frozen pies and no fresh ones, I asked how often fresh ones were delivered and she told me I could order whatever flavor I wanted (that whomever makes the pies makes) and could pick it up at anytime the next day.
I ordered the peach pie and we all had it for dessert 2 nights in a row (or those of us who eat dessert did). It was marvelous and I look forward to what I can find here at Christmas.

This little store is a bit out of the way but still a great place to go.
The fruits and vegetables were good. Vegetables are vegetables to me. They cooked well and were at a good price. The best thing we got there was some unsweetened applesauce. Jeffrey can’t have enough of it.
I suggest you go just for the applesauce. It’s that good.

This was better 5 – 10 years ago. We have been coming here for pumpkins consistently for years. It has become a little too big for its britches these last few years. The last 2 years, they have not had the corn maze (I don’t know if they had a problem growing the corn or if they just didn’t plant it), and this was always a favorite of ours. They now sort of have a harvest themed amusement park feel (with things like «apple pie fries», candied apples, pumpkin ice cream, and I think they even had elephant ears or funnel cakes too last year) instead of a more down-​home country-​bumkin laid back kind of feel.
But, as stated in the last review, there are goats in trees… and where else are you go to see that? Plus, my husband is a huge sucker for their apple cider donuts. They also have a gift shop with cutesy harvest and halloween decot (if you are into that sort of thing) and a fruit stand that is not too impressive. If you have kids, they will like the goats and the bunnies, and maybe even the chickens. Oh, and the hay maze is pretty fun, and although you would think it is easy to find your way out, I always seem to need to ask for help…