Fruit Stands, Orchards & U-Pick

Davison Orchards is a fun family destination with farm-fresh produce, a bakery, and plenty to do. Kids can play at the Crazy Cow Kids Corral, feed friendly farm animals, and explore vintage tractors. The Farmhouse Café serves homemade meals and fresh apple juice, while The Old Brick Press offers real fruit ice cream. Visitors can shop for local treats at the Country Village gift shop or take a tractor-pulled Johnny Popper Farm Tour through the orchards.

This 25-acre family orchard has been growing Okanagan produce since the mid-1920s. They sell apples, peaches, tomatoes, peppers, garlic, melons, and sweet corn. Ringo-en Orchards invites you to their fields for a u-pick adventure, where you can harvest your own apples, peaches, tomatoes, and peppers directly from the plant.

This 10-acre family-run fruit farm offers u-pick as well as direct sales, with harvest times that vary each season depending on the weather. The farm grows a wide variety of cherries, including Chelan, Santina, Christalina, Rainier, Lapins, Skeena, Staccato, and even sour cherries. Peach season typically begins in August, featuring popular varieties like Red Haven, Blazing Star, Rising Star, and Glo Haven.

Swan Lake Market & Garden in Vernon is a fantastic spot for ice cream, offering over 30 flavors of hard ice cream with your choice of regular or waffle cones. In addition to ice cream, this market has everything from groceries to garden supplies.

Their typical u-pick season for cherries begins in early July and lasts for 2-3 weeks (depending on the weather and the number of people picking). Table grapes are ready in late August. This farm is great because they supply buckets and containers to pick up and take home. Please note, that they accept cash only.

Selling fresh fruit and vegetables.