Name: Strawberry Farm
Address: 벵겟 라 트리니다드, La Trinidad, PH

A vast strawberry farm in La Trinidad, Benguet, just north of Baguio, where you can pick your own strawberries to buy by the kilogram, alongside stalls selling strawberry products and highland vegetables.

Google rating: 4.5.

Location & How to Get There — Located in La Trinidad, the capital town of Benguet (just north of downtown Baguio), about 20 to 30 minutes away from downtown Baguio by jeepney or taxi (depending on traffic). From Angeles and Clark, it takes about 3 to 3.5 hours by car via TPLEX (approx. 180 km), or about 3 to 4 hours by bus to Baguio, followed by a transfer to a jeepney bound for La Trinidad.

What to See — Expansive flat fields dotted with strawberry patches divided by farm. You get a basket, pick the strawberries yourself, and pay based on the weighed amount. Stalls at the entrance of the fields sell processed goods like strawberry jam, strawberry wine, and strawberry ice cream, as well as highland-grown vegetables.

Fees — Farm admission is free. Strawberry picking costs around ₱600–1,000 per kg, with recent reviews from March–April 2026 citing around ₱700–850. Many farms require a minimum harvest of 1 kg or more, and prices go up during peak season (especially the February festival period). Pre-picked strawberries can be bought at the stalls for nearly half the price. Parking fees are reported to be around ₱50.

Tips — The strawberry season generally runs from November to May, with the peak harvest around March and April (featuring the annual Strawberry Festival in March). Reports indicated that harvests were delayed in 2025 due to typhoon damage, so there may not be ripe strawberries available early in the season. Wear shoes that can get dirty since it is a muddy farm, and go early in the morning to beat the heat and find more strawberries.

※ Prices are based on 2026 travel guides and visitor reviews (no official rate sheet) and vary by farm and season (verified on 2026-10-10).