McAllister Orchard

In one of Oregon’s most productive cherry-growing regions, opportunity takes root at McAllister Orchard in The Dalles, Oregon. Encompassing 48.5± acres, this productive agricultural property combines established cherry production, dependable irrigation, and future expansion potential, creating a rare opportunity to own a working orchard in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. Surrounded by the scenic beauty of one of the Pacific Northwest’s most celebrated agricultural regions, the property offers an exceptional balance of immediate income potential and long-term value.

McAllister Orchard includes 44.6± acres of valuable irrigation rights supporting approximately 30± producing acres planted in Black Pearl, Bing, and Rainier cherry varieties. The region’s warm summer days, cool evenings, and favorable growing conditions have earned The Dalles a well-deserved reputation for producing high-quality cherries, making this an ideal location for commercial orchard production. Established orchards with reliable water rights are increasingly difficult to find, adding to the property’s lasting appeal.

The remaining acreage, formerly planted to wine grapes, provides flexibility for future use. Whether replanted to additional cherry trees, re-established as a vineyard, or transitioned to another high-value crop suited to the region, the property offers opportunities to adapt as agricultural markets and operational goals evolve.

A small shop supports the day-to-day needs of orchard management with convenient equipment storage and workspace. While the property does not include a residence, its improvements are thoughtfully suited to an efficient agricultural operation.

Located just minutes from downtown The Dalles, McAllister Orchard offers convenient access to agricultural suppliers, packing facilities, Interstate 84, and a full range of shopping, dining, and services. Sweeping views of Mount Adams and the Columbia River Gorge complete the setting, making this an outstanding opportunity for growers, investors, or anyone seeking a productive orchard in one of Oregon’s premier fruit-growing regions.