Fresh strawberries ready for U-pick at Kelowna Fruit n Veggies

U-Pick Strawberries

Pick Fresh Strawberries In Kelowna

Visit the strawberry fields during U-pick season, pick your own fruit, and pay by weight at the farm stand. No reservation is needed; U-pick is first come, first served while ripe berries are available.

Ripe strawberries growing in the U-pick field

Season Details

U-Pick Strawberry Season

Get your buckets ready because our strawberry U-Pick season is back starting on Saturday, August 8th at our farm!The times will only be from 9 am - 12 pm and we will supply you the buckets to pick but make sure to bring your own containers to take your well earned picked berries home!The price is $4.50/lb

U-Pick Hours: 9 am - 12 pm Saturday's only (for the time being)

Availability: Field access depends on ripe fruit and daily picking conditions, so check current updates before making a special trip.

Season: July - September | First come, first served

A happy customer picking strawberries in the field

How It Works

Simple Field Picking

Arrive during posted U-pick hours, receive picking instructions from the farm team, and pick only from the assigned rows. Buckets are provided for picking; bring your own containers to take berries home.

Pay By Weight: Pick your fruit and pay the current market price by weight at checkout.

Payment: Cash, Interac, and credit cards are accepted at the farm.

Bring: Take-home containers | Farm buckets provided

FIELD RULES

Before You Pick

These rules help protect the strawberry plants and keep the fields clean for every visitor.

Plants

Pick Carefully

Do not break stems or buds while picking. Gentle handling keeps the plants producing throughout the season.

Rule: Pick only ripe berries from assigned rows.

Checkout

Pay For What You Pick

All picked fruit is weighed and paid for before leaving the farm.

Pricing: Current market price by weight.

Field Care

Keep The Fields Clean

Please do not litter or leave trash in the strawberry rows. Use the bins provided around the farm stand.

Respect: Leave the rows ready for the next picker.