Summerland Fruit Stands, Orchards & U-Picks

All you need to know about fruit stands, orchards, and u-picks in Summerland to plan your visit.

Blossom Fruit Stand (U-Pick Pumpkins in Fall)

They are known for their friendly staff and an amazing range of fruits and vegetables. In the fall, head to Blossoms for a family tradition and pick a pumpkin from their patch.
5408 Highway 97, Summerland | (250) 494-1111

Carcajou Fruit Stand

This family farm grows and packs sweet cherries of the Okanagan, therefore their harvest usually runs from mid-July until the end of August. They sell bulk cherries at farmgate prices, where they pick, hydro-cooled, and custom pack boxes each week for pick-up on Friday afternoon. Malcolm at Malcolm Fruit and Flower Pedlar will be operating their fruit stand on weekday afternoons at 13218 Victoria Road North (right beside the thrift store).
16218 Garnet Valley Road, Summerland | Website

Big Apple Fruit Stand

9701 Jones Flat Road, Summerland | Facebook

Dickinson Family Farm (U-Pick Cherries)

Dickinson Family Farm produces some of the sweetest and juiciest cherries that are grown in Summerland. They grow six different varieties of cherries and have over 100 trees on-site. Don’t forget to stop at Dickinson Family Farm and get a picture on the World’s Tallest Tripod Orchard Ladder.
17208 Bentley Road, Summerland | (250) 494-0300 | Website

Granny’s Fruit Stand, Bakery & Café

Granny’s Fruit Stand, Bakery & Café in Summerland offers local, in-season fruit, 16 flavors of ice cream and a bakery with sandwiches, soups, salads, and freshly baked goods. Their full espresso bar serves hot and iced coffee drinks made with locally roasted beans, and you can enjoy your food to-go or on-site while admiring vintage items like a 1960s German stereo. Open daily from mid-June until the end of October, they ensure great prices and quality as a 100% owner-operated business.
13810 Highway 97, Summerland |(250) 494-7374 | Facebook

E.P. Orchards Organic Fruit Farm (U-Pick)

They sell their fruit on-site from their farm gate. U-pick or they pick. In addition, they have a selection of frozen and canned fruit and jams made from their fruit, available year-round.
16600 Bentley Road, Summerland | (250) 328-9466 | Website

Little Acre Fruit Stand

If you are driving from Summerland and heading North, you will see this fruit on the right-hand side of the highway. They sell cherries, corn, nectarines, tomatoes, berries, veggies, cucumbers, plums, apricots, pies, syrups, honey, pears, garlic, peach shakes, peach lemonade, fresh salsa, smokies, hot dogs, ice cream, fresh bread, and so much more. They have a few picnic tables outside overlooking panoramic views of Okanagan Lake. There is also a portapotty on site.
533 Highway 97, Summerland | (250) 494-1473

McConnell’s Orchards and Fruit Market

Selling fruits and vegetables from the Okanagan, Lower Mainland, and their 35 acres of farms they own in Summerland. In addition to their produce, you will find Dew Fresh Honey, Kid’s T-Shirts, Ogopogo Stuffies, Apple Juice, Cherry Juice, Pottery, Ice Cream, and bakery goods, and more. There is a picnic table outside and washrooms are available on-site if needed.
13401 Highway 97 North, Summerland | (250) 494-5541

Summerland Strawberry Farm (U-Pick)

Open in June, the strawberry farm offers lots of ripe berries in the field. The farm offers stunning views at the end of Haddrell Avenue in Summerland.
10002 Haddrell Avenue, Summerland | (250) 494-7373 | Facebook

Trout Creek Fruit Stand (U-Pick Cherries, Plums, Nectarines, Peaches and Walnuts)

The Trout Creek Fruit Stand has been family-owned since 1995. They sell a wide range of fruits and vegetables with trucks coming from Oliver and Osoyoos daily. Plenty of parking for vehicles and RV’s. They sell apricots, fresh garlic, cherries, tomatoes, dill cukes, pumps, corn, pears, beans, apples, strawberries, and more! Ask them about quantity discounts. Washrooms are available on-site with views of their orchards behind the building. 
6215 Highway 97, Summerland | (250) 494-8344 | Read Our Blog Post