Activity · Betag / Balangabang, La Trinidad
La Trinidad Strawberry Farm
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Budget
Free entry; strawberry picking is paid by the kilo (rates vary by season, often several hundred pesos per kilo).
Time needed
1–2 hrs
Best time
Peak picking season roughly December to April; mornings
Getting there
From Baguio, take a La Trinidad jeepney from the Magsaysay Avenue/Rocky Side terminal (about 20–30 minutes) and get off at the Strawberry Farm, or take a taxi.
Prices can change. Check before you go.
About this spot
La Trinidad calls itself the Strawberry Capital of the Philippines, and this valley farm is where most visitors pick their own berries. During the season you pay by the kilo for what you harvest, then wander the stalls for strawberry taho, ice cream, jam and fresh Benguet vegetables. It is touristy and can be muddy, but it is a classic Baguio side-trip, especially fun for kids and first-timers.
Good for
- Family Trip
- Food Trip
- Photo Walk
- Barkada Hangout
Where you’ll be
Pico-Lamtang Road, Betag/Balangabang, La Trinidad, Benguet
- By commute
From Baguio, take a La Trinidad jeepney from the Magsaysay Avenue/Rocky Side terminal (about 20–30 minutes) and get off at the Strawberry Farm, or take a taxi.
- Parking
Paid parking near the farm entrance and market stalls.
Good to know
Kailan pwede mag-strawberry picking sa La Trinidad?
Mostly during the cool months, around December to April. Outside the season, picking may be limited.
Is there an entrance fee?
Entry is free; you pay for the strawberries you pick.
Ano pa ang pwedeng bilhin doon?
Strawberry taho, ice cream, jam, fresh veggies at iba pang pasalubong.
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