Oho Strawberry Farm is situated in Wang Nam Khiao District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, an area famed for its beautiful landscapes and consistently cool climate, which has earned it the nickname "Switzerland of Isaan." This farm was developed as an agritourism destination focused on providing visitors with an authentic, hands-on experience. The heart of the farm lies in its cultivation of the Royal Project Strawberry variety no. 80, a strain specifically improved to yield large, vibrantly colored fruit with a desirable sweet-and-sour taste, capable of thriving in Thailand's subtropical climate.

Visitors are welcome to walk through the neatly organized strawberry fields, housed both under greenhouses and in open areas, free of charge for viewing and taking photos. However, the most beloved activity is the "Pick Your Own" experience, which gives guests the opportunity to select and harvest ripe strawberries directly from the plants into baskets provided by the farm. This hands-on harvesting is a highly engaging and popular activity, especially among families and couples visiting during the main harvesting season (typically from late November to February). After harvesting, the collected strawberries are weighed and priced according to the farm's seasonal rate.

Beyond the cultivation plots, Oho Strawberry Farm is more than just a fruit garden. It also features a café and a souvenir shop where visitors can purchase a wide array of high-quality processed strawberry products. These include homemade strawberry jams crafted from the farm's fresh produce, freshly squeezed strawberry juice, and even strawberry wine for adults. Additionally, strawberry seedlings are available for enthusiasts who wish to try growing the fruit at home. The overall layout of the farm incorporates aesthetically pleasing country-style photo spots and relaxation areas, making it a perfect, well-rounded stop to enjoy the fresh air and the agricultural bounty of Wang Nam Khiao.

• Private car: Travel along Highway 304 (Kabin Buri - Nakhon Ratchasima) towards Wang Nam Khiao District. The farm is located on the main road, with a notable landmark being before reaching the A Cup of Love coffee shop.

• Best time to visit: November to February, when strawberries are in full bloom and the weather is cool.

• Morning: We recommend visiting early in the morning to avoid the heat (if visiting during other times of the year) and to enjoy the freshest strawberries.

• Photography: Bring a nice outfit, as the farm often has beautiful photo spots for visitors.

Admission Fees:

• Admission: Free! (No admission fee) Visitors are welcome to visit, take photos, and explore the farm free of charge.

  Strawberry Picking Fee: If you wish to pick strawberries yourself, a fee will be charged based on the weight of the strawberries picked. This fee varies depending on the season and the year's production. (Please check the price per 100 grams/kilogram directly with the farm on the day of your visit.)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Please note:

• Opening hours are subject to significant changes depending on harvest season (winter is the busiest season) and may be adjusted during long holidays.

• We highly recommend checking the latest opening hours on our social media pages or contacting Oho Strawberry Farm directly before visiting.