Brouwer’s Strawberries

Name: Brouwer’s Strawberries
Address: 859 Opmar rd, Oakwood, Ontario, K0M2M0, Canada
Telephone: 705-374-4227

Agri-experience Beans (Green/Wax) Beets Carrots Corn Cucumbers Maple Syrup Onions Peas Peppers Pick-your-own Plants/Flowers Potatoes Pumpkins Radishes Squash Strawberries Tomatoes Vegetable Plants Vegetables Zucchinni

Our Story

We offer pick-your-own and pre-ordered June strawberries grown on our five-acre farm. Our most popu-lar varieties are Annapolis, Wendy, Cavendish, Jewell and Sunset Valley. As the calendar moves through the summer months, we offer a great variety of vegetables, plants and flowers.

Our Products

Strawberry season begins around mid-June and lasts for about three to four weeks. The season length depends on the weather and is very fast paced because strawberries must be sold on the day they are picked. Once strawberry season is finished, our customers can also purchase a wide range of fresh vege-tables and flowers. Green beans, zucchini, beets, carrots, corn, cucumbers, onions, peas, peppers, pota-toes, pumpkins, radishes, squash, and tomatoes. You’ll also find maple syrup and a variety of jams. We do let our customers know what is currently available via Facebook, so check in often.

Where and how you can purchase our products

We are located at 859 Opmar Road near Oakwood just west of Lindsay. Please call ahead to order or come pick your own. Bring your own baskets or purchase one of our reusable ones. Be sure and watch for our signs to our drive-thru pick-up where we accept Interac payment. Also note that we are closed on Sundays. You can reach us at 705-374-4227. For more information, go to our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063500622655

Our History

We purchased our farm in 1989. At the time the land was vacant, so the first big task was to build a family home. It wasn’t long until our love of strawberries, and having a large family to feed, inspired the work of getting a garden in the ground that included 50 strawberry plants. They were so delicious and the yield was so great that we put up a little sign. One thing led to another, and before we knew it, 50 plants went to 200 the second year and eventually to the five acres we now grow and sell. One thing we especially appreciate about belonging to KCFF is sharing the very informative maps they’ve created. We’re really able to help our visitors who are out and about shopping for produce and food to explore the great variety of offerings one can find in our area.

Our Philosophy

We like to keep things simple. We started our farm from scratch as a family garden and like to keep things close to home. We only hire young people from the area to help out, and since strawberries are ready in June when the sun is strongest we ensure that they only work the field until midday before the sun gets too hot. We also like to be open from 8 until 8 during the week because some customers love to pick in the evening. We strive to keep our customers happy with strawberries at prime taste.