Fruit Stands, Orchards & U-Pick

Davison Orchards in Vernon is a family-friendly destination where admission to the farm is free, making it an easy stop for families exploring the area. Kids can visit the Crazy Cow Kids Corral, meet farm animals, and explore a working orchard. The farm offers a full day of fun with toy tractors, tire swings, duck races, and tractor-pulled train rides through the orchard. Parents can enjoy local eats from the Farmhouse Café, real fruit ice cream, and shop for handmade goods, produce, and baked treats in the Country Village.

Gatzke Orchard’s Farm Market in Lake Country is a one-stop spot for fresh fruit, local eats, and family fun. This third-generation orchard is open from May to September and offers more than just produce—you’ll find a market full of seasonal fruits, homemade jams, baked goods, and an on-site bakery with fresh pies and sweet treats. Kids will love the ice cream stand, and there’s plenty of outdoor seating to relax and enjoy the views. For those craving something savory, Pane Vino Wood Fired Pizzeria offers lunch and dinner options, with seating available inside or on the patio. And if you're up for a bit of adventure, Pedego Electric Bikes has rentals available so you can explore the beautiful trails around Lake Country.

Granny's Fruit Stand, Bakery & Cafe sells local, in-season fruit that is NEVER imported. They only sell what is available in BC from strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and peaches to English peas, asparagus, tomatoes, pumpkins and squash. They also serve ice cream which come in kids’, single, and double sizes, with options for regular or waffle cones, as well as to-go cups.

Kelowna Fruit Stand & Cafe, located near the Kelowna airport, is a great location for families seeking fresh produce and tasty treats. The stand offers a wide variety of Okanagan fruits and vegetables in a clean and well-organized store. In addition to fresh produce, the cafe serves a selection of beverages such as coffee, chai tea, mocha, teas, iced coffee, iced americano, iced latte, iced caramel macchiato, iced mocha’s and more.

Log Barn 1912 is a quirky, family-friendly stop along Highway 97 near Armstrong that blends country charm with fun roadside attractions. A favorite with both locals and tourists, it’s known for Dave’s Goat Walk—a hilarious and interactive setup where goats climb high platforms and get fed by pulley! There are also life-sized dinosaur and animal statues for fun photo ops, a small playground, and plenty of space for kids to roam. Be sure to try their ice cream or homemade pie and browse the market for local sausages, cheeses, and preserves.

Paynter's Fruit Market orchards boast a variety of trees bearing cherries, apricots, peaches, plums, apples, and pears. These delicious fruits are available for purchase in-store. All produce is 100% local. The Market is 2000 square feet and has over 1000 local products all grown, made or produced in BC from over 100 different BC based companies. The market has 30+ flavours of hard ice cream, making it a perfect treat for children and adults alike.

Rose Hill Orchard — Fun for the Whole Family! Meet our friendly farm animals, pick your own fruit straight from the tree, and stock up on fresh local goodies in our farm market. U-pick strawberries, cherries, peaches, apples, berries and more! Fresh baked goods, honey & don’t forget ice cream! A day the kids will never forget!

Parsons Farm Market in Keremeos is a fourth-generation family farm that has been growing produce in the Similkameen Valley since 1908. Run by Quentin and Carmen Parsons, the farm stands out for its variety of fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables. You'll also find Carmen's homemade preserves, freeze-dried treats, and lavender bouquets. Preserves are available to order online, and they also serve ice cream, making it a fun stop for the whole family.

The Apple Bin in Okanagan Falls offers fresh, local produce 24/7 on an honor system—just weigh your selection and leave cash payment. Located minutes from downtown Okanagan Falls and 20 minutes from Penticton, it’s accessible via Highway 97 or scenic Eastside Road. Seasonal offerings include apples, pears, peaches, tomatoes, and more.

With 45 acres of land, they take great pride in picking produce fresh, daily. They carry fruits, vegetables, and herbs as well as salad dressings, honey, unique drinks, and more. The fall is a great time to stop and pick a pumpkin along with other vegetables and next door kids can enjoy Don-O-Ray Farm Adventure Petting Zoo.