Pick-your-own farms in British Columbia

Cherry (pick your own)

Four-generation farm since 1933 with tractor-train orchard tours, U-pick apples in September and pumpkins in October.

Apple (pick your own) · Pumpkin (pick your own)

Orchard market running since the 1930s; no U-pick, but fruit stands and Grandma Gatzke's pies.

Apple · Cherry · Peach · Plum

East Kelowna cherry orchard growing nine cherry varieties for U-pick.

Cherry (pick your own)

Apple

The Fraser Valley strawberry patch that started it all for us. Rows of sun-warm Albion and Puget Crimson berries with the Coast Mountains on the skyline, and a waffle bar at the end of the field.

Berry (pick your own) · Strawberry (pick your own)

Fraser Valley berry farm with u-pick fields, market and waffle bar.

Blueberry (pick your own) · Raspberry (pick your own) · Strawberry (pick your own)

Old-fashioned lakeside fruit stand with U-pick Lamberts, Vans, Sweethearts and Staccatos.

Cherry (pick your own)

Terraced rows above Okanagan Lake where late-season Staccato cherries hang into August, followed by Ambrosia apples, a variety first discovered in this valley.

Apple (pick your own) · Cherry (pick your own)

Family-owned since 1952, with U-pick orchards and flowers behind the market until mid-October.

Apple (pick your own) · Apricot (pick your own) · Cherry (pick your own) · Flower (pick your own) · Peach (pick your own) · Plum (pick your own) · Pumpkin (pick your own)

Apple (pick your own)

Small-batch Kelowna cidery.

Small-batch Kelowna cidery.

Flat island fields ringed by the Fraser estuary. Strawberries come first in June, then raspberries roll straight into August, the silt soil here makes the berries unusually sweet.

Berry (pick your own) · Raspberry (pick your own) · Strawberry (pick your own)