Paynter Fruit Market is a market and u-pick farm in West Kelowna BC…read more The farm offers guided tours of the orchard, which is quite nice!! We did our own picking of fruits, which were peaches and golden plums. Flowers, pumpkins and pears can also be picked up. The market itself has a full variety of BC fruits and vegetables, along with products made locally. Paynter's market is one of MANY orchards, farms and markets in the Okanagan valley which sells produce!! The ambiance is very nice and warm. It's nice to go to an orchard and pick your own fruits and vegetables, which can of course be eaten fresh, but used for other prepared dishes and preserves. Service at Paynter's is very professional and friendly, and very knowledgeable of local produce and items.

I love getting all my staples here, coffee, bread, veg, cream, eggs etc…read more My kid loves getting icecream and rolling down the grass in the back, nice way to spend some time with a coffee.

After finishing up a floating trip in Penticton, we decided we were craving some fresh fruit,…read morehowever at 6pm all the fruitstands we were passing were closed...until we came across this gem! This place has humerous and happy staff along with incredibly reasonable prices. You will find fruit, veggies, canned goods, baked items, and ice-cream! We decided to have a small treat before supper and asked for a jr. cone for $1.50 and she was not shy about piling that ice-cream mountain high! It was delicious! They also have a customer washroom, play area outside for children, and a cute little goat named Jimmy who waits for you to sneak him some fresh grass through the cage. I definitley recommend stopping in to check this place out! Nice way to support the locals.

The Best family business in Kelowna. Fresh produce. There is not one negative thing to say about…read morethis market. We have been coming here for years and will continue. Very friendly helpful staff. They even have frozen entrees and pies along with fresh sausage with no nitrate. I always order my dills to make pickles and they are always firm and fresh and picked the day you need them. Love this place!!

Unbelievable fresh local vegetables. The walla walla onions were fantastic on the grill and the…read morelemons were much cheaper than the grocery store. Tried the Thai red curry sauce and the butter chicken sauce and both were fantastic. I will most definitely be visiting once a week and stocking up on the sauces for when they are closed during the winter.

Stopped by on a roadtrip and was very impressed with the delicious baking. My kids loved the…read morefritters.

We had a great time checking out Granny's Fruit Stand. The bakery had such great snacks and…read morepastries. Definitely would recommend stopping by here!

Vernon Farmer's Market actually really surprised me! After going to Penticton Farmer's Market which…read morewas only a block, I loved that Vernon Farmer's Market was quite large! It had everything, soap, fruits & veggies, plants for you to grow, handmade clothes, coffee, honey, and cards. You have to turn into where the Kal Tire Centre is, and continue driving and you'll get to the parking lot. Lots of parking! I walked away with some coffee, local artist greeting cards, and some soap from a really nice couple! I would definitely come out to this Farmer's Market regularly if I lived in Vernon, as having a mix of vendors and not just food/fruits/veggies was really nice to support all types of local vendors.

Vernon Farmers' Market. Every Monday and Thursday a.m. From 8a.m. til 1 p.m…read more From April until late October every year. What's grown here locally? Cherries,asparagus,strawberries, apples, peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums,pears, grape varieties (later season), saskatoon berries, red and white currants, fiddleheads, mushrooms, filberts.... A great selection of organically grown and conventional fruit and produce, grassfed beef, chicken, frozen ocean fresh fish, eggs, flours milled locally, flowers, trees, plants, breads, preserves, fresh crepes, churros, coffees, Vegan choices, Indian foods, Mexican food,Chinese foods, iced lemonade fresh pressed,popped popcorn,and yummy European-crafted local cheeses!!!! HELLO! Support the little guys!! And if you want artsy craftsy stuff- potters, painters, flower pressed art, glass blowers,knit goods, crochet thingies, baby clothing, lapidary people, jewelry,cards, photographers, wood workers, an old willow weaver basket guy, cedar needles First Nations art, honey and candles, natural body and face care products, live music.... If you worry about big corporations taking over, about food security in your hometown,if you're sick of Big Box-marts destroying the uniqueness of your area,worried about the freshness of your food and you want there to be local farmers and artists- SUPPORT THEM!

This is probably the easiest place to review because it is so awesome. Enough good things cannot be…read moresaid about the farm tour at Covert Farms or the beauty of their farm. We were the only two who had signed up for the tour, so were given a real personalized treatment, which was extra special. The tour started out on the back of Gene Covert's truck and though it was a cold day, it was bearable... And even more so when we got to meet the herd of beautiful llamas on the property. We stopped by the cab sauv grapes and tasted a few right off the vine, while learning about the history of the property. Our next stop was the blackberry and strawberry bushes where we were given a to-go box to fill with these sweet, organic, off-the-vine treats. And, lastly, the tour ended with a charcuterie board-paired with wine. We tried 9 kinds of wine and really enjoyed them all! This should be on everyone's list of things to do while in Oliver, BC!

U pick blueberries in July! Also strawberries- check their website for the season. Bought some…read morelovely zucchini, summer squash, cucumbers and basil.

We started going here in the fall as a family fun event 2 years ago and now it's one of those…read morethings we all start looking forward to as soon as the leaves turn! They have a few activities; corn maze (wear rubber boots it gets muddy!), gourd sling shot and hayrides. Admission to the farm is free but they charge for the activities, 5 people for $30. They also sell pumpkins and similar items. We usually spend about 1.5- 2 hrs here. The hayrides are great! They are not super short as some can be and we all like seeing the horses and farm. It is a small, family run business and as such things can can change on short notice so I'd advise you to check their FB page before you go for updated hours and information. The staff were friendly, kind and genuinely seemed to want us to have a nice time.

A great place to stop on Sundays between 9 and 1, this farmers market has fresh home grown…read morevegtables, jams, jellies, great baking and great crafts, the vendors are fun and are always up for a good chin wag about the small town of Hedley or about their produce and crafts. If you are driving along Highway 3, and you need a break this is a great place to stop and enjoy.

We were biking along the Kettle Valley Trail to Penticton, and past this very cute little mom and…read morepop store on the KVR trail. We were greeted by the owner of the store and orchard who encouraged us to take a complimentary just picked apple out of a big crate. We enjoyed a natural peach slushie while sitting in a swing seat and watched another family pick there own corn to buy directly from the growing stalks. A wonderful break and experience on the KVR trail!

Biking along KVR trail, we came upon this quaint and inviting market with fresh fruits and veggies…read morefrom their adjacent farm. The owner was super friendly and handed me an ambrosia apple from his orchard to try out. Fruits are very reasonably priced and we'll be back to pick our own apples before leaving Naramata ($24 for a big box). They also serve coffee, pies, slushies etc.