Topaz Farm. A Family Farm for Every Family.

our farm

Our family-owned and operated 130-acre working farm on Sauvie Island is just 20 minutes from downtown Portland.

Since we opened in 2020, we’ve used all-regenerative practices; no spray, no herbicides, no pesticides. We feed our crops by taking care of our soil and water.

We love sharing our little slice of Sauvie Island. Check out some of the many things you can do at the farm:

ACTIVITIES SPRING, SUMMER OR FALL!

  • Shop the island’s largest produce market

  • Visit our many farm animals

  • Experience a Farm to Plate dinner

  • Ride the cow train or operate the mini-digger

  • Order from the grill or pick up farm-made food from the market

  • Enjoy a drink at the outdoor bar

  • Walk our 130 acres

  • Volunteer or join a workshop

  • Send your kid to a spring or summer day camp with our on-site partner, Sauvie Island Center.

  • Bring a blanket or grab a picnic table to just relax and enjoy beautiful Sauvie Island

Spring-SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES

  • Join us for Easter on the farm

  • Treat mom for Mother’s Day Farm to Plate Brunch

  • Come to the Holi Spring Harvest Fest

  • Tread dad to a Father’s Day Farm to Plate picnic

summer ACTIVITIES

  • Farm to Plate dinners including brewer nights

  • Free weekly kids activities include Animal Talk with Farmer Kat, Storytime wit Keely & Tractor Talk with Farmer Jim

  • U-pick berries

  • Learn to make jam or can pickles

  • U-cut flowers

  • Sunflower festival, maze & u-cut

  • Farm to plate dinners

  • Americana Harvest Fest live music

  • Sip ‘n paint (wine & gourds) nights

  • Sip ‘n cut morning and evening events

Fall ACTIVITIES

  • U-cut flowers

  • Sunflower festival, maze & u-cut

  • Fall harvest fun with pumpkin picking, hayrides and mazes

  • Treat or Trick in the Maze

Our farm and market are open June through October, and open a few days in the off-season for special events. Check out Our Calendar to know what’s going on:

We hope you visit, but please leave your pets at home. FAQs & Rules of the Farm: