Johnson Farms

I really enjoyed this farm. The hayride was so much fun, the man driving the tracker was the best!

My family has been buying fresh produce and local raw honey from Johnsons for many years. We love it!
They also have lots of frozen fruit that they hand pack. Great for making pies, etc.

Whoever gave one star because they arrived at closing time and were turned away is not doing much of a service to anyone. What does that punitive review tell anyone that they really need (or want) to hear about the business’ value to consumers, except that someone is upset with possibly one produce stand worker who needed to get out of there in a hurry at closing on one particular day? What does that tell me about what they sell and if it will benefit me or if it is any good?
We went for the first time today on the recommendation of a Down to Earth employee that had previously worked at Johnson Farms. The ‘store’ (more like a barn on a farm) had a lot of produce, as one would expect. It wasn’t clear to me that *everything* there was grown on the farm, while obviously much (or most) of it was.
Apparently it has been local produce market for many decades, serving the local community. They had cherries in mid-​June that were surprisingly good. I’m not sure where they came from, but were better than I can get even during much of the Summer in Eugene stores. The farm is definitely worth a visit if you’re out near the Gateway Mall, as they’re only about a mile or so away, and then you’ll have a lot of healthy fruits and vegetables at your table.
They have some sweet snacks there as well. And another plus is your children will probably enjoy seeing the goats and chickens.

Great fruits and vegetables. Fun pumpkin patch rides. Great place to take the whole family.