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Strawberries on a stick at Raaju's Hill Strawberry Farm, a different farm in the Cameron Highlands, shown for the fruit rather than Mountain Strawberry Farm

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Mountain Strawberry Farm, Cameron Highlands: History, highlights and visitor guide

A strawberry farm on the road up to Gunung Brinchang where visitors can pick their own fruit and vegetables and let children meet small farm animals. It fits neatly into a Brinchang half-day.

Road to Gunung Brinchang, above BrinchangStrawberry farm1 to 1.5 hours

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Photo: Adam Jones from Kelowna, BC, Canada · CC BY-SA 2.0

The short answer

Mountain Strawberry Farm: what visitors should know first

Go if you have children or enjoy a hands-on farm stop. Picking is the point, so ask about current charges at the counter. It suits a morning combined with the BOH tea centre, but skip it if rain has made the rows slippery.

Useful facts

Mountain Strawberry Farm facts at a glance

Location
Road to Gunung Brinchang, about 4 km from the peak
Experience type
Pick-your-own farm with animals
Known for
Strawberries, vegetables, animal area
Contact
05-491 2035 per tourism listing; confirm
Price signal
Varies; ask before picking

Why it matters

Why Mountain Strawberry Farm is worth your time

Strawberries are the highlands' best-known crop for visitors, and they grow here because the cool climate suits them. A pick-your-own farm is the simplest way to see how that agriculture works, from plants at waist height to the box on the counter. The vegetable beds on the same farm show that the district's economy is about more than tea and tourism.

For Indian families, it is a refreshing change from a sightseeing circuit: you do something with your hands and eat what you pick. It also teaches children where food comes from. As with most farm attractions, treat prices and availability as seasonal and ask before you commit.

Highlights

What not to miss

  1. 01

    Pick your own

    Strawberries and some vegetables can be cut with scissors and a bucket from the counter.

  2. 02

    Animal corner

    Rabbits, chickens and goats give children something to see.

  3. 03

    Desserts and products

    Taste strawberry desserts and buy fruit, jams or snacks.

Plan your visit

How to experience it

Combine this with a morning drive up the Gunung Brinchang road. Ask at the counter for scissors and a bucket, then pick strawberries in the rows. The same scissors are used for vegetables grown on site, such as tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, carrots and Chinese cabbage.

Children can see rabbits, chickens and goats in the farm area, and entry for kids to the animal area is listed as free. After picking, taste the desserts and look at the farm products, which usually include jams and fresh fruit.

Ask about prices before you start filling a bucket, because charges are by weight or box in many Cameron farms and vary by season. The access road is narrow and winding, so drive carefully. Wear shoes with grip and keep a spare layer in the car.

Plan with confidence

Small decisions that make the visit easier.

  • Ask about picking and weighing charges before you start
  • Visit in the morning when it is cooler
  • Wear shoes with grip; rows can be slippery
  • Confirm opening hours by phone or on arrival

Know before you go

Timing, access and comfort

Area
Road to Gunung Brinchang, above Brinchang
Time needed
1 to 1.5 hours
Best time
Morning, when it is cooler and quieter
Walking level
Moderate
Senior comfort
Picking rows are uneven and can be slippery, and there is bending involved. Older visitors can enjoy the farm shop, dessert counter and animal area without going into the rows.
Tickets and access
The farm has not published fixed hours in its tourism listing, and admission or picking charges may apply. Confirm by phone (05-491 2035) or on arrival. Picking and crop availability depend on the season.

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Travelling with parents?

Picking rows are uneven and can be slippery, and there is bending involved. Older visitors can enjoy the farm shop, dessert counter and animal area without going into the rows.

Raahzo can arrange an arrival or day companion who handles tickets, queues and pacing, and keeps the family updated.

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FAQs

Can children pick strawberries here?

Yes, with supervision. Scissors and a bucket are provided at the counter, per the tourism listing.

How much do strawberries cost?

Prices vary by farm and season. The listing gives only a general range for the district and does not confirm this farm's prices.

Is it a good stop for seniors?

The shop and dessert area are easy, but picking involves uneven ground.

Sources and further reading

Timings, fees and access rules change. Recheck with the official source before you travel.

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