With so many options to choose from, it can be tricky to select a strawberry farm in Cameron Highlands! You’ll find a farm at almost every turn inBrinchang.
At these farms, you can have a go at harvesting strawberries! This is an activity that most city kids will enjoy! And afterwards, you can sit down and have a yummy strawberry treat like strawberry ice cream.
It’s good to plan and choose one (and a back-up) so you don’t end up with disappointment. During peak seasons (e.g. school holidays), accessible strawberry farms will have less strawberries left to pick!
1. Raaju’s Hill Strawberry Farm
This is one of the better-known strawberry farms, but crowds will not be an issue since the farm is spacious. The earlier, you go the better.
Plus, you get good views of the surroundings since the farm is on a hill!
You can pluck sweet and organic strawberries (500g for ~RM40) or chill at the cafe over a strawberry milkshake, strawberry juice, strawberry cheesecake, strawberry waffles, or a sweet serving of strawberry ice cream!
What else is there at Raaju’s Hill Strawberry Farm?
- Location: Brinchang, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
- Opening Hours: 8:30am to 6pm
- Contact: +6019-575 3867
- Remarks: Quite pricey
2. Big Red Strawberry Farm
Besides their hydroponic-grown strawberries:
Big Red Strawberry Farm has abundant flowers, vegetables, and even a cactus section to admire. You can buy some cacti too, at reasonable prices!
Rates are typically RM50 per kg of self-plucked strawberries.
Even if you’re not there to pick strawberries, you can taste the various items on their strawberry-themed menu. In fact, the cafe draws crowds to this scenic farm!
- Location: Brinchang, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
- Opening Hours: On most days, 8:30am to 6pm. On Saturdays & Sunday, 9am to 6pm
- Contact: +605-491 3327
- Remarks: This place is less crowded in the morning (before 12pm); During a public holiday or school holidays, there aren’t many ripe strawberries left to pick!
3. Strawberry Farm At Lavender Garden
Lavender Garden has a dedicated strawberry farm. You can’t see it from the entrance as it is above their new garden section.
You can pick strawberries here at RM12 for 200g but be warned if you are afraid of heights as the only way to access the strawberries is via metal scaffolding which you can see through.
Besides the entry fee of RM20 per adult, the height deters most of the crowd so there are big and ripe strawberries to find here.
See more photos of Lavender Garden.
- Location: 59, Brinchang, 39000 Tanah Rata, Pahang
- Opening hours: 9am to 6pm (Monday to Thursday), 9am to 7pm (Friday to Sunday)
- Contact: +05-496 1208
4. Mountain Strawberry Farm
This is another place where you can escape the holiday crowds. The farm is on the way to the mossy forest and because the road is narrow with many turns, you won’t find many people here.
Note: Personally, I felt a little uneasy in a group of just 2 girls though. The farm feels remote, and all the staff are male. We didn’t stay long.
But once here, you can get some interesting photos with strawberries. The staff will show you a lot of creative ways to take photos at their farm.
Picking strawberries here is affordable too at RM20 for 500g. Besides picking your own strawberries, you can get a strawberry milkshake at their onsite cafe.
They have free roaming goats on the farm as well.
- Location: Brinchang, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
- Contact: +609-635 4201
5. Time Tunnel Strawberry Farm (Previously Kok Lim Strawberry Farm)
If you happen to be going to the Time Tunnel Museum:
Then, it’s worth popping over to this strawberry farm. They have unusual strawberry products like strawberry 3-in-1 coffee or tea.
Tip: There are more strawberries to pick if you go to the top of the farm!
It costs RM30 for 2 people to pick 0.5kg of strawberries.
Kids will be only too happy to feed the rabbits on the farm too!
- Location: UT/MR F-255, Cameron Highland, 39100 Brinchang, Pahang
- Opening Hours: 8:30am to 6pm
- Contact: +6012-724 9319
- Remarks: They have other vegetables grown here too. Uneven paths and steps that are difficult for elderly folk.
6. Healthy Strawberry Farm, Brinchang, Pahang
As with the previous place on this list, there are more flowers than strawberries to see here:
But their strawberries are pesticide-free! And sweet!
You can sample strawberry juice, homemade strawberry ice-cream, and hot chocolate waffles with their homemade strawberry jam!
As for the price, it can cost RM35 for 3 people to pick strawberries (500g).
- Location: Jalan Rumah Persekutuan, Cameron Highland, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
- Opening Hours: 7:30am to 7pm
- Contact: +605-491 1724
- Remarks: Parking is limited; Long opening hours; Not too crowded
7. Kasimanis Strawberry Farm
The main highlight of this cozy place may be the lovely flowers and great selection of cacti: But you can still have strawberry treats here, like strawberry ice cream! Even if you can’t pick fresh strawberries for yourself – they are already packed for sale!
It’s not as packed with people too (unless it’s a weekend)! Although you must drive up a steep and isolated road.
If you’ve been here before, there’s now a new section – a plant nursery!
- Location: Brinchang, Pahang
- Opening Hours: 8:45am to 6:30pm
- Contact: +6010-386 7074
- Remarks: Strawberry ice cream is worth trying.
8. Highlands Apiary Farm, Bee Farm, Strawberry
Get the best of both worlds at this honey/ strawberry farm that is on the way to the Boh Tea Plantation. One of their highlights is a transparent beehive where you can see all the bees in action!
There is an assortment of different fresh honey for sale. And other bee-related products like wax soap that make good souvenirs!
You can pick your own strawberries (not always available)! Don’t miss out on having a picture with the large sunflowers outside.
See more photos of Highlands Apiary Farm, Bee Farm, Strawberry.
- Location: Jalan BOH, Tanah Rata, 39000 Ringlet, Pahang
- Opening Hours: 9am to 6pm
- Contact: +605-493 1324
- Remarks: Free parking and entrance!
Further reading:
- How To Get From Ipoh To Cameron Highlands
- How To Go To Cameron Highlands From Singapore
- How To Go To Cameron Highlands From Kuala Lumpur
- How To Get To Cameron Highlands From Penang
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Conclusion
When it all comes down to it, the best strawberry farm in Cameron Highlands is up to your personal preference.
Other factors to consider is the location and popularity of the place. Crowds can really ruin the otherwise tranquil atmosphere. And pick all the strawberries before you!
In Malaysia, strawberries are basically synonymous with places to visit in Cameron Highlands. The tiny fruit/berries grow well in Cameron Highlands. Hence, the abundance of strawberry farms!
So, you must make it a point to visit at least one strawberry farm if you’re going up to Cameron Highlands for the first time!
Tip: If you’re keen on picking yourself some fresh strawberries, call the strawberry farms ahead before you go! Often, strawberry-picking is seasonal.
And on a Friday or Saturday evening, you can get chocolate-covered strawberries at Brinchang night market!
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