As dawn kisses the horizon, imagine waking amidst a cornucopia of farm-fresh wonders in the heart of Oregon's fertile lands. For lovers of RV camping and aficionados of farm-to-table freshness, this unique destination in Willamette Valley is your rural escape into a world of juicy watermelons and crisp sweet corn. Embrace the charm of RV camping while parked on the cusp of vibrant fields, where the fragrance of earth and produce is your morning coffee. Indulge in a self-serve retail experience that brings forth nature's bounty, ripe for your choosing from July through October. Savor the farm's seasonal fruits and vegetables, where each bite encapsulates the essence of the region's rich soil. Come to participate in the jubilance of community spirit as local events beckon neighbors near and far. The highlight of which includes the Watermelon Festival on September 23, 2023, where the harvest heralds a day of jubilation, juicy delights, and family-friendly amusements. The festivities continue with the Fall Festival on October 14, 2023, marking the season's close with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and bountiful merriment. For the curious and the learned, explore the 'Farming Adventures' blog, an oracle of agricultural exploits and insights. Here, knowledge blooms like the fields of crops surrounding your peaceful RV haven. Venture beyond the farm, and discover a region brimming with activities and dining experiences in nearby Molalla, Canby, Silverton, and more, each with its unique flavor and tapestry of culture. Prepare for a stay where the land gives generously, events spark communal joy, and every sunset over the fields deepens your connection to the simple, profound rhythms of farm life. This is RV camping not just as a getaway, but an immersion in the agricultural heartbeat of Willamette Valley.

Send text to Pamela 503.209.6538 if you wish to stay extra nights. A fee of $10.00 per night is requested. Please let us know as soon as possible if you are staying longer so we don't over crowd the parking area. We hope you choose to stay as there are lots of things to do in our area. Hiking, botanical gardens, fishing, swimming, many wineries and breweries. There are also many restaurants in the area, which includes Molalla, Canby, Silverton, Aurora and Oregon City. For antiques visit Aurora! Ask Pamela for more information.

Going south on Dryland Rd, pull into the drive at 32173 S Dryland Rd, pull behind the produce stand to park. Landmarks: at the corner of Hwy 211 & Dryland Rd is Rural Dell elementary school, School will be on your right once on Dryland Rd. Continue south on Dryland Rd, the driveway/produce stand is just past the hazel nut orchard on your right and across from the solar panel field on your left. Watch for the small HH sign at the driveway entrance. Sign will be on your left as you enter the drive. If you pass the drive to the HH parking area, proceed to the Northwest Transplants office only a block away, this will be on your left. Enter the large gate entrance, carefully turn around in the lot, go back out the entrance and exit to your right to return to the produce stand. Please contact Pamela via text, 503.209.6538 to let us know when to expect you if there is additional parking information. Please leave a note with your payment to let us know this is a HH purchase.

Willamette Valley Melon Company will be hosting a Fall Festival experience every weekend in October, both Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Featuring kids activities, educational farm tour, food, drinks, live music, vendors, corn maze, pumpkin patch and more! See website www.wvmelons.com for specifics on each weekend. Our list of musicians include: Two Bit Rumor, Reckless Kompany, Andree & Friends, Fun with Joe and Mason Jesse. The cost to attend for a Harvest Host guest is $10.00 per household, good for one day, but flexible for that day. Tickets may be ordered on line, if your plans change, simply contact us to reschedule for a future date in our 2022 season or a refund. Refunds will be charged $2.00 for processing. While your on the website check out our Blog: Farming Adventures. Produce stands continue to be open throughout October where you will find a variety of fall vegetables and a selection of pumpkins (carvers, decorative, and other table and front door décor) While they last we will continue to stock sweet corn and our delicious Sugar baby watermelons. There are a variety of activities and restaurants in our area. Please let us know if you would like more information.