The strawberry farm was more organized now than the last time we visited. There is a huge parking space, restrooms are also available and garbage bins. The vendors are all on the side and their food maybe affordable but not very good quality. Hope they improve on this. The farm itself has been closed to the public and we were only able to close up to the gates. Despite it being closed to the public, I think this improved the farm by maximizing the space: putting lettuce below and strawberry on top (see last photo). It was fine for me that the public cannot pick strawberries for tourist purpose because it made a healthier growing environment for the strawberries. Hope people will support this so we can improve the quality of the PH Strawberry.

This is one of the go-to places when visiting Baguio City. You can buy fresh strawberries here at an affordable price. The vendors are really nice and funny. They sell strawberry flavored ice cream and taho which is a must try! The place is very scenic as well.

Good for shopping, not much for sightseeing or experience. Entrance fee of 10 pesos into the farms, but nothing much to see inside, and with all the strawberries harvested, there's no strawberry picking. Even the lettuce planted in this place can't be picked. But you can buy the purple and green lettuce at 50 pesos per stalk. Large strawberry farm with different owners separated by fences. It's a proper farm with workers going to and fro with their vegetable. You can take pictures here, but most spots aren't picture worthy, just take a random view. The area sells lots of goods not limited to strawberry. Vegetables are quite cheap here compared to NCR, so if you have the space or a fridge to put your haul later on, it's the best way to spend in this spot. There's a wide collection of fruit wines from strawberry, blueberry, mangosteen, Bugnay, etc, at 200 to 250 pesos per bottle, very nice. There's also a strange snake wine with aphrodisiac components for the daring, as the seller said it can also strengthen the bone. Strawberry here are sold at 150-200 per pack of about 1/4 to 1/2 kg, a little cheaper compared to other spots in Baguio that sell strawberries at 250 pesos for less the weight. There are a few canteen style lunch options, the drinks are pricey, and there's no service water or soup to go with the meals,.be prepared to pay about 180 pesos to 500 pesos for canteen style meals. There are other odd wooden toys and items for sale in this place, and strawberry taho and strawberry ice cream (the ice shaved type) here, and lots of parking space. It's a hotspot for people into buying things. Shopping is the norm here, you'll enjoy if you brought cash. Selected vendors accept GCash too, just ask them.

"I recently visited the strawberry farm and was extremely pleased with my experience. The farm offered a great selection of fresh produce, including some of the most delicious strawberries I've ever had. The prices were also very reasonable, making it a great value for the quality of the produce. The farm was also well-maintained and clean, and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I also appreciated that there was ample parking available, making it easy to stop by and pick up some fresh produce. I would highly recommend this farm to anyone looking for high-quality produce

This was quite a fun experience for us. The municipality of baguio is really strict when it comes to tourists coming from neighboring towns especially to ones who came from metro-manila NCR region. Nevertheless it was a compelling assurance that the people we get in touch with are uninfected or at least vaccinated. My group had so much fun with the different products the people has showcased. What gave us more excitement was the fact that we can actually pick our own strawberry fruits. It was not an everyday experience so for us, it was rare and really special. Hope to visit the place again. The people are also very kind which made it more friendly environment. The restaurant we ate with, gave us free vegetables to take home with us. We really appreciate our time here. Thank you so much la trinidad, strawberry farm!

When we decided to go to this strawberry farm we wanted to make sure we will be allowed to pick our own strawberries, we checked with hotel staffs in holiday Inn, taxi drivers we rode in past 2days, vendors in local market nobody was sure if the strawberry season was still on (May 22). No phone number to call and check if we will be still allowed to pick our own strawberries. We arrived at the farm and it is a huge disappointed, Place is full of mud (make sure you are not wearing your favourite shoes), garages, discarded veggies everywhere. Walked half way in mud only to be told there is no starberries and have to go to the other enterance and try our luck there. Picking strawberries is expensive than buying from the store nearby. (Paint my fence and see how fun it is). Overall it feels more like a tourist trap. Good for Instagram influencers.

The scenery is just that great and you can buy cheaper priced strawberry goods and vegetables. Avoid fixed taxi fare coz there are passing taxis here and you won't be stranded. The fare here is like less than 200 pesos from Genesis bus terminal if no heavy traffic, but if fixed you might get charged of 600 back and forth.

The entrance fee for picking strawberries is 700 pesos, you can only pick and take home a kilo of strawberries. Expectation is you can buy strawberries at a lower price since it is the exact farm but I don't think so..also the strawberry dirty ice cream was too pricey and I think it was just an artificial strawberry flavor in it, not organic or fresh strawberries.

We got there around 6am and it was so cold. It was a very wonderful experience. There are lot of pasalubong to buy and there are vendors selling, strawberry and ube flavored taho and ice cream. 😍🍦🍓🍓🍓🥶🧊☃️

This is located in La Trinidad, the hometown of strawberries in the Philippines. Prices vary depending on the season. Expect strawberries for picking to be more expensive (usually twice the price). Strawberries can go as low as 100/kg to 800/kg. From Baguio you may take a jeepney from City Hall or Centermall tp go to the farm, just tell the driver to drop you off. You can also buy all kinds of pasalubong and vegetables here.

I loved the strawberry ice cream. Really tastes like the actual thing. Strawberry picking is a cute experience in itself but if you want sweet strawberries, you're better off buying the picked ones.

The rate for picking strawberries per kg is higher than buying it directly. But I can totally understand this because inexperienced pickers can be ruining the strawberries as they pick through it. We were very careful and only touched those we were going to harvest. What's important is that we are paying for the privilege to walk through their harvest and the experience of picking, not just the strawberries themselves. They have little baskets and children's scissors which was great for my son. After you can buy strawberry jam to take home. The highlight was mamang sorbetero waiting as we exites. The ice cream made from real strawberries was delicious!

It's free to go inside the farms and choose which farm you want. They will give you basket and scissors to help you pick the strawberries. We decide not to pick strawberries. I think its not worth it. We just enjoy the scenery around the farm, they grow not just strawberry here but different vegetables and root crops. You have to check the Pasalubong center here the offer different kinds of items, snacks and even vegetables, of course strawberries in pack already.

We arrived at this famous strawberry farm here in Benguet with a cloudy weather. It so amazing to feel that you're at the top of the world! There were so much stuffs and native products to take home. Everyone should visit this place!

It's my very first time to see strawberry plant 😁😁. Strawberry farm is perfect if you want to unwind and relax yourself. You can pick fresh strawberries and other veges like Cabbage and Carrots.

We went to this place at past 7AM, they were already open and most of the stalls were preparing to open for the day’s business. Parking fee is P20, and they have a lively and friendly parking attendant. There’s also a spot here where you can enjoy sightseeing. 🌱 Don’t forget to try the avocado and strawberry ice cream 😎

So enjoyable, strawberrys are so delicious, fresh and so refreshing. I had taho strawberry and smoothie , Super sarap. There are great selections of vegetables, ornamental plants and herbs , just right for your culinary needs. Highly recommended

They have different varieties of pasalubong/take away treats to offer. From fresh fruits and vegetables, to the sweet and satisfying jams and other delicacy. They also sell souvenirs like Baguio printed shirts, keychains, broom, carved wood items, ref magnets and many more.

I'm not really fond of strawberries but the ones I had in the farm and pasalubong center were good. The strawberry shakes were good, too. There were a lot of shops to buy from.

Went here to pick some strawberries but unfortunately it's not yet harvest season. Nice place to buy pasalubong and of course strawberries. There were a lot of stall to choose from. Be ready to bargain so you can get big discount.