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.

DeMille's Farm Market in Salmon Arm is a must-visit for families, featuring fresh local produce, baked goods, and unique treats. Kids will have a blast feeding the farm animals—including goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, emus, pigs, and chickens—with feed bags available for just $1 each!

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 and get a picture of the World’s Tallest Tripod Orchard Ladder.

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.

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.

Located right on East Kelowna Road off K.L.O. this family-run fruit market brings fresh fruits and vegetables straight from their farm to their market location. They sell fruit such as cherries, peaches, apricots, pears, melons, nectarines, plums, apples, and prunes.

Located south of Penticton is Farm Gate Winery and Fruit Stand. Stop in and purchase peaches, plums, strawberries, cherries, and more available.

Fortunato Fruits is a small family business run by Joao and Linda as well as their 3 daughters – Patricia, Sabrina, and Kaylee. They produce a wide assortment of tree fruit, including several varieties of apples, apricots, cherries, nectarines, peaches, pears, and plums.

The bright green and orange building of Fruit Cart is hard to miss along Highway 97 in Oliver. This well-stocked store offers a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including strawberries, cantaloupe, plums, cherries, tomatoes, beets, onions, corn, garlic, blackberries, and more.