Bays Family Farm LLC

Many varieties of peaches, plums, nectarines, apples, pears and Christmas trees, when in season. Call for prices, availability, open days and hours (503) 324-0261.   Most fruit is only available u-pick.  Picked fruit is only available occasionally.  Fruit trees can be mostly picked from the ground.  Do not use ladders.  We have boxes available, or you can use your own containers.

Update 7/24/2026

I have RIPE Peaches!

Open this weekend Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 12 noon

I have Dixie Gem, Harken, Redhaven, and Starfire Peaches ripe ready to pick.  Frost peaches may have a few ripe ones as well.  The single tree of Doughnut peaches, Buenos has a few that are not rotten (the shape makes them highly susceptible to brown rot). The yellow plums (Shiro) are at the stage if picked and refrigerated may last for months.  Most are not fully ripe yet but still taste good..

For applesauce makers I have the Yellow Transparent apple ready to pick.  I would not recommend this apple for fresh eating.  An occasional apple of Pristine gets ripe.  This is kind of a sweet tart apple but apparently drops as soon as its nearly ripe. The Gravenstein's need more time to ripen

Apple prices might go up in August.

Christmas Tree Update January 2, 2026

For some reason Christmas tree sales have really slowed down.  The Last tree was sold on December 22.  I guess we will close down until we have some ripe fruit which should happen towards the end of July.  Assuming some fruit sets we should first have some Early Golden plums and some Methley plums.  Next the peaches should start in with Early Redhaven followed by Redhaven and eventually several dozen other varieties of Peaches. I have had two good years in a row on the Shiro plums, maybe I will luck out and have a third.   If I'm that lucky, perhaps this year enough Nectarines will set for me to control the Western Flower Thrips and once again have a decent crop of Nectarines.

Thank you for a good year last year and hope to see you again in this new year.

I do not typically post prices on this website because the information is often copied to other sites which may not get updated.  I had a neighbor who posted prices of 40 cents per pound for peaches.  They were copied to another website and were still there 10 years after the grower had died and the then current prices were well over a dollar. Call for prices.

WE ACCEPT CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS AS WELL AS CASH & CHECKS.

I blame robocalling crooks and telemarketers who can't read the federal do not call list, surveys and politicians for the reason I no longer drop what I'm doing and rush to answer the phone. Thankfully most of them do not leave messages.