Port Orford, Curry CountyRaw cow's milk and small farm store · Port Orford, Curry County
5.0 · 10 Google reviews5.0
From 10 Google reviews
We saw the sigh on the side of the road for fresh fruit and were happy we did. We had amazing fresh peaches and strawberries. Such a cool little place.
Absolutely worth a stop for a light lunch, produce, or baked goods. We tried the chowder, focaccia bread, hand pie, and peaches. Everything was excellent. Thanks ladies!
Worth the stop.
Omg they have the best organic food.
Lovely small local shop. Only Open on Saturdays.
Such a cute place! Great selection of fresh fruits, baked goods (gluten-free friendly) and a coffee shop. Highly recommend gf carrot cake, fresh fruit smoothie and fresh strawberries.
Fresh meat, produce, and my favorite place to buy fresh, free-range eggs! Happy chickens roaming the property and nicest people running the place! The baked goods are stellar too!
The cutest farm stand - definitely worth checking out on your way up the coast!
Wild Woods Gypsy is a farm stand and Saturday farm store in Port Orford, Oregon selling raw cow's milk, local meat, farm fresh bread and pastries, self serve daily.
Wild Woods Gypsy is a small farm stand and farm store on Silver Butte Road in Port Orford, a quarter of a mile off Highway 101 on the southern Oregon coast, run by Tammy Caluya. The stand is self serve seven days a week from 9am to 7pm, and the farm store opens on Saturdays from 9am to 2pm inside a space lined with 100 year old barn wood and lit by antique crystal chandeliers.
The shelves carry what the farm calls the best real local food: raw cow's milk, local meat, farm fresh bread and pastries including gluten free bakes, and hot organic coffee. Tammy is happy to help visitors who want to learn about homesteading, shares recipes such as her guide to easy homemade yogurt, and sends weekly emails with farm news and priority ordering for regulars.
Tammy Caluya
Owner
Runs the farm stand and store, and helps visitors learn homesteading skills.
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