Experience Fruit Harvesting at the Pyeongtaek Hope Farm!

 

You can try and harvest fruits at the Hope Farm located in Pyeongtaek. This farm is owned and operated by a farmer couples who offer opportunities for visitors to experience fruit harvesting. The participation fee for the experience is free but you have to pay for the fruits that you would take home. Visitors can pick different fruits depending on the season, and we would recommend you bring a friend who speaks Korean so that you can find out the kinds of fruits that are ripe for harvesting.

Phone: 0507-1416-2287


September is the season for harvesting grapes like shine muscat and October is the season for Indian jujube. In addition, visitors can pick cherries in June! We recommend you to wear comfortable shoes when visiting the farm, and it is also a good idea to wear long pants as there can be mosquitoes, small bugs, etc. You will be provided scissors and a basket when harvesting. When you take the fruits to home, you will be charged by the total weight(kg) of the fruits. Hope Farm does not have a system to accept credit cards, so please bring enough cash with you.


During the fruit harvesting experience, the farm owner will let you taste a variety of fruits! Hope Farm does not use pesticides, so you can have the fruit right after simply dusting it off. If you’re too full to eat the fruit that the owner gives you, keep it in your basket and take it home after the experience is over. :)

Many families with children visit Hope Farm. However, please keep in mind that harvesting experience programs are not held simultaneously with other teams due to COVID-19.
Therefore, you may have to wait for your turn! Come and enjoy the fun fruit harvesting experience~


[Directions]

By Car: 88-104, Yamak-gil, Jinwi-myeon, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do

경기도 평택시 진위면 야막길 88-104

By Public Transportation: Take bus no. 2 at Songtan Station Get off at Yamakri (12 stops) Walk for roughly 1.5km or 23 minutes (estimated travel time: 39 minutes)

* For walking directions, search “Huiamng Farm” using Naver Maps.


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