Fruits wholesaler

Excellent summer day spend. Around $8 entrance + $2.50 per pound of apples. Plenty of porta potties on site along with hand washing station.There is entry fee but it comes along with many activities; vast fields for apple picking, squash, pumpkins & sunflowers, wagon ride that takes you around the field, corn maze, small 1km of quiet trail, corn pit & grain pot for kids, tractor skeletons you can climb on, goat & pony feeding & hay jumping.You can bring your own bags for apples or get the $3 reusable or $1 plastic ones. Filling a bag can cost you around $70 of apples which is too much for a family so pick & choose wisely.The farmers are all very lively & nice. We plan to visit every year.

Twice we have visited and they are not open when it says they are on maps. Call ahead don't trust what it says here. The owners need to manage their google maps business profile.

The Shirpera and the whites nuts were so good that I had to send a 5 star review. Perfect Sign of Quality.

Excellent quality and service

Really great experience. The staff were incredibly friendly.

Fresh and tasty. Available for self picking. $10 for a basket.

Amazing farm, huge. So many varieties of fruits with pick your own. List few are cherry, raspberries red and black, currants, strawberries, apples. Customer service was friendly and location is very convenient. Wheelchair accessible orchard area.

I visited these folks at the Southwest Farmer's Market and got to enjoy being berated for their own mistake. I had actually bought from them a few times before and went to the market specifically to do so again. They had a sign that said 1 for 6/2 for 4 mixed berries. I grabbed some blueberries, cherries, and raspberries to purchase, and was told the wrong total at the checkout. When I pointed it out, a woman hurriedly ran over and removed the sign, and I was told the sign was wrong. When I asked them to honor their stated price, which you are required to do by law, I was argued with, and by the end she denied the sign ever said 2 for 4. A man came over and said to me, you actually thought that was right, in a completely disdainful tone, and told me I didn't understand math as if no one had ever heard of a bulk discount before. He also then denied the sign had ever said that. A woman from his own booth pointed out that it had indeed said that, and instead of apologizing, they both then said it was a mistake so it didn't matter. If I hadn't been confronted in such an accusatory manner right from the beginning, I probably would have been willing to just let it go, but this is a really appalling way to treat your repeat customers. Shame on you guys.

We stopped at this lovely spot on our way back to Vancouver. Conveniently located off the highway, with plenty of space to park, a big variety of fresh fruits and veg, a little variety of soft drinks, honey, ice cream and a lot of other stuff! The staff are friendly. They have a clean bathroom as well. They sell by lbs (or kg) or by boxes and prices are good!

The quality and price of produce here is the best in the ok valley. Friendly, helpful staff. I drive from west Kelowna a few times each summer to purchase my produce for canning, preserving and of course, eating fresh! The samosas are delicious too!