Ten minutes from Tualatin, a classic red barn harvest.
The Red Berry Barn Fall Harvest Festival returns September 19 through October 31 at 19200 SW Chapman Rd in Sherwood, a quick drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave, with a mega slide, barrel train, corn maze, farm animals, and that unmistakable red barn backdrop.
Sherwood's Red Berry Barn runs one of the closest full-size harvest festivals to Tualatin. The 2026 season opened Saturday, September 19, and runs through Halloween, with activities open 9 AM to 6 PM and admission ticket sales closing at 5 PM. On October 31 the barn closes early at 4 PM so the farm crew can head home before the trick-or-treaters take over.
A single wristband covers unlimited access to the attractions, which is exactly what makes the visit easy to plan: pay once and let the kids roam from the corn maze to the farm animals until they run out of steam. Cider donuts are sold in the farm store for the adults supervising from the picnic tables.
The Lineup
Slides, trains, mazes, and more.
Big slides and zip lines
The festival's signature Mega Slide anchors a lineup that also includes tube slides, a giant bounce pumpkin, bounce pads, an inflatable obstacle course, and zip lines, enough active fun to wear out the most energetic kids in an afternoon.
Corn maze and hayrides
A real corn maze sprawls behind the barn, and the barrel train, hay wagon rides, climbing rope tower, and hay slide give the farm day that classic harvest feel. Yard games and a play structure round out the quieter corners.
Pumpkin patch and donuts
Choose pumpkins straight from the patch, meet the farm animals, and grab a warm apple cider donut before heading home, a combination that keeps Sherwood families coming back every October and makes a natural day trip from Tualatin.
Plan the Visit
Hours, wristbands, and the small print.
The 2026 wristband pricing runs $25 for ages 2-64 and $20 for seniors 65+ on Thursday through Sunday (9 AM-6 PM), with $20 and $15 rates on weekdays (Monday-Wednesday, noon-6 PM). The farm recommends checking its own pages before you go, since hours and availability can shift late in the season.
The Same Barn, Two Seasons
Harvest now, wine festival next month.
The Red Berry Barn pulls double duty this fall. The Sherwood Wine Festival, a Rotary fundraiser, pours Willamette Valley wineries, breweries, and ciders under the barn's greenhouse on Saturday, November 7, the weekend after the harvest festival closes. One address, two very different reasons to visit Sherwood.
Closer to home, Lee Farms keeps its own fall festival going through October 31 right in Tualatin, and the full lineup of pumpkin patches and corn mazes near town is worth a look when planning patch season.
Make It Home
Harvest season, minutes from home.
Living at 22379 SW 107th Ave puts Sherwood's farms, Tualatin's pumpkin patches, and the whole Tualatin Valley within a short drive. Schedule a tour and see the neighborhood this fall.
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