Organic, fresh, local produce. The absolute BEST(Not the dregs).And the BEST family who are eager…read moreto accommodate.

My family has been going here for many years. It's one of…read morethe smaller stands on the strip as you pass through Keremeos. A city known for its fruit stands and farms and wineries. But if you do decide to get fresh and local produce then you must visit them. This is a family run business that grows organic and local and they always have nice surprises like baby zucchini and squash flowers and berries that the other stands don't have. and what makes them my favourite place is not because there is this connection we feel we have. It's the buttered corn. Hahaha yes . Well, that and they're great people. My mom loves this stand too. Sure the other places have lots to offer, but when you get to meet the people here at Parsons and see and hear their passion behind their farming. You'll understand why we keep coming back when we're in town. A family tradition we've kept over the years.

It seems this farm is catering more to those that just want a small market experience. My family…read morehave used this U-pick for years, but this year the prices were very expensive. $104.00 for a flat and a half of peaches and 1 cucumber that was 4 in long was $1.67 -. I sent an email to the farm with no response. I do not recommend this to some one who would like to preserve, they seem to be more interested in the tourist boutique experience.

We ve discovered this farm & market many years ago when we saw their cute cartoon sign on the side…read moreof the highway. Turn in when their products are in season & youve entered fruit & veggie heaven!. They sell fruit & veg in their fruit stand but its also a you pick. In the summer its just bustling w people: customers, workers, family, children & animals. Its quite a happy atmosphere. The fruits & vegetables are top quality w minimal spray. U pick is also fun. It wont take long & your bucket will be full of goodness. The prices are also the best. U pick is a little less than already picked but compared to the supermarket in the city well theres just no comparison. Whatever is in season the city supermarket has tiny imported low quality product compared to what you get fresh off a tree or out of their rows & rows of vegetables. Red Russian garlic in the city if you can find it cost $3 or more a stem. Here its 99¢ / lb for example. Yes factor in gas fr Vancouver & its costly but its a wonderful field trip for us. Oh dont forget protect yourself fr mosquitoes when you come.

This is my favourite place to stop for fresh fruit and veggies while in Osoyoos. The family who…read moreruns the shop is always around to give you advice about picking out the best peaches, pears or apples. They also have a selection of canned goods, fruit syrups and other local delights. Most of the fruit under their roof was grown by a member of the family, too! This used to be the location of the only banana farm in all of Canada. But, sadly, when Joe Fernandes died the bananas went with him. His children continue to run the fruit stand and greenhouses on the property.

You know how good fresh corn tastes?…read more Sorry, that was a trick question. You may *think* you know how good fresh corn tastes, but you don't really know...unless you have had same-day fresh corn from Fernandes Fruit. Their late July crop is so unbelievably sweet and crisp and in every way the exact thing that an ear of corn would want to be that all the other corn should just give up, already. And you'll find a lot more than just corn: peppers, amazing cukes, peaches, apricots, berries...plus an array of local pickles, jams and pies. The locally made pies are EXCELLENT...as were all the veggies and most of the fruit, though the peaches, tomatoes and cherries were just okay and not mind-blowing. Overall, an excellent array of produce, much of it fresh from the field...all you need for a great salad, and if you're feeling veggie-centric, a delicious dinner!

Try their frozen yogurts!! So fresh and wonderful! The strawberry one is as fragrant as a fresh…read moreberry in your hand. Er.. 3.50 each? I also grabbed a huge blackberry honey jar for 12$. They have raspberry, blackberry, and others. Lots of jams, honeys, spicy sauces, ice cream and fruits of course.

Mariposa is my family's go to shop for fruits after heading to Kelowna. My experience was just…read moreterrible as we stopped over for a break earlier. Just wanted to get icecream after a long drive from WA. Firsf of this place changed ownership and the lady that helped me was on the phone for a long time. I paid for icecream at the counter and the lady was busy talking on he phone. She never greeted us, but very focused on talking to a call center agent. Later she explained about being on hold for 30 minutes and that was a HUGE turn off.

Best fruit market in Osoyoos and maybe, the whole Southern Okanagan. Great selection of local fruit…read moreand veggies. Plus - really great looking homemade pies. "Pies made fresh daily with fruit currently in season." Super friendly owners.

The best market around. Their produce is excellent; peaches sweet and succulent, cherries divine,…read morecarrots sweet and crunchy just to mention a few. Whatever you need they have it. As well as having great fresh produce and fruit they have pies and artisan breads to round out your meal. The owners are friendly, inviting and strive to meet your every need. Drop on in and enjoy the experience you won't be disappointed.

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.

Very cute fruit the stand with nice help. Riding on motorbikes, we didn't have room to pack much…read morefruit. We asked if they had a couple of peaches we could buy and they gave them to us for no charge. We bought something we could take back to Washington with us on our bikes as a thank you.

It's a limited selection because it depends on what is in season. This is a self-service container…read morebuilding that houses a mini produce market. It's on the honour system, they take cash and e-transfer. Picked up a giant beet and zucchini! Would be nice if they also had some pantry items like honey or staples like eggs as well.

Awesome! Substantially better produce than grocery stores. It's possible that this little hot spot…read moreis making the local IGA go out of business. The produce is always fresh and tasty with a variety of different options at each visit. Would definitely recommend!