Fruit Stands, Orchards & U-Pick

A&B Fruit Market in Oliver offers a wide variety of fresh produce, including locally picked strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, and cherries.

AB Farm's stand is stocked with a variety of fresh, seasonal produce, including pickling cucumbers, peas, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and a selection of squash. They also offer strawberries.

Offering u-pick flowers. The Donutery Food Truck is setup at this location.

Make your cherry-picking adventure an event to remember. Their u-pick cherries offer visitors an opportunity to pick their cherries from several varieties including Sandra Rose, Vans, Stardusts, Lapins, Skeenas, Sweethearts, and Staccatos.

Aujla Farm Market brings the best of the season to their fruit stand, offering fresh cherries, apricots, strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries, all carefully handpicked. In addition to their flavorful fruits, they provide a variety of vegetables grown directly on their farm. Whether you're stocking up for your kitchen or looking for a quick seasonal treat, Aujla Farm Market is a reliable stop for fresh, locally grown produce.

At B & J Green Market Farm in Keremeos, you’ll find sweet peaches, crisp apples, and juicy cherries, all from a local family-owned business. They also offer a wide range of vegetables, including squash, potatoes, onions, carrots, and tomatoes to name a few.

Bears Fruit Stand in Keremeos, BC, welcomes visitors with its huge, photo-worthy sign, featuring an extensive selection of fruits, veggies, jams, and syrups. Enjoy the charming fall-themed pumpkin displays and indulge in farm-fresh produce. Don’t miss the renowned pumpkin patch Halloween display, a must-visit for a memorable family tradition.

The new owners of the Big Apple Fruit Stand opened their doors in June 2022. They sell cherries, peaches, apricots, blueberries, raspberries, and plums.

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.

They have been proudly growing fruits and vegetables in Osoyoos since 1996.