Take The Whole Family On A Day Trip To This Pick-Your-Own Strawberry Farm In Oklahoma

Wild Things Farm is a 90-acre farm in Pocola, Oklahoma, that's home to a beautiful strawberry field, gorgeous sunflowers, and lots of fun in a peaceful setting. During strawberry season, you can walk the fields and pick-your-own berries right from the vine. Kids (and adults) of all ages love this outdoor activity, so plan a day trip for the whole family. Keep scrolling for all the details!

Wild Things Farm has many activities during different seasons. They are well-known for their pumpkin patch in the fall but they also have a pick-your-own strawberry farm starting in May.

You'll find them in the small town of Pocola at 700 Beaty Avenue. It's situated on 90-acres with a lovely pond, peaceful setting, and plenty of family-fun activities.

Pick-your-own strawberry season starts in May and is a fun activity for the whole family. Kids love to fill up their buckets with strawberries right off the vine.

You can pick-your-own berries on the farm Monday-Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The strawberries are priced per pound at $2.25 and are some of the freshest in the state.

Grab a wagon and head out to the fields to find the best looking berries you can find.

Another fun thing to do is to visit the Wild Things Market — full of tasty treats and great gifts.

The shelves are always stocked with jams, jellies, salsas, syrups, pickles, and more.

In July, you'll want to visit the Sunflower Festival where massive sunflowers fill the fields.

Other activities at the farm include train rides, hay rides, a slide, petting farm, and a play area.

Mark your calendars in May to enjoy a beautiful day out on the farm with the family eating sweet, sweet berries.

Find more information on their website or Facebook page.

If you love fresh fruit, then you have to visit these other pick-your-own fruit farms in Oklahoma. You will not only get the freshest fruit around but you’ll be supporting local farmers, too. Take a look at these eight farms in the Sooner State where you’ll have loads of fun picking your own fruit.