Punjab Farms

“Great experience! Worth the drive. Organic and delicious strawberries hosted by very friendly staff. Jams made from the strawberries also sold. It's good to check their Facebook page for the latest info and availability. The Indian food truck (present on select days) was a big plus to enjoy the nice weather after picking a basket full of strawberries. Things to note: you want to reach as close to opening time as you can. If you arrive within 40 mins of opening, you should be able to pick from the best lot of strawberries. I think most people arrived at opening itself. (You cannot blame the business if there aren't strawberries to pick if you arrive late.) As for how it goes, you need to buy and take their red basket(s). It's a one time mandatory purchase ($3) but you get to keep and return with the basket on subsequent visits. At the current 2025 operating rates, a topped-up basket of strawberries will cost you around $40 total (just over 5 lbs). Card accepted. The farm is big enough where people will be mostly spread out. Plenty of parking available on the grassy field. The owners were welcoming and happy to have a chat. I'd definitely recommend visiting. It's not just the strawberries but the entire experience. Note about the food truck: it was catered by Tandoori Truck (from Wylie). Limited menu but solid offerings. May be priced bit higher than expected - about $34 for 2 people (2 entrees + beverages). Again, it ties into the overall experience. Hand wash station available next to a portable toilet. Just keep in mind if it is raining or has rained very recently - the field might be muddy. Select footwear appropriately!”

“5 Stars What a gem! Punjab Farms in Bonham is the perfect family outing. The fields were absolutely bursting with strawberries—we picked more than we could carry! The staff was incredibly friendly and even offered to take a few photos of me and my family, which was such a sweet touch. There are plenty of picnic tables to relax at, and their store has awesome merch, refreshing drinks, and cold treats to cool off after picking.This place has everything: family fun, beautiful photo ops, and the freshest strawberries around. We’ll definitely be back!”

“Fun place to pick your own strawberrys 🍓 if you dont want to pay for your own bucket you can bring one. The buckets aren't that expensive though and you can bring them back to use them again. Its a chill activity you can do for a date day or with family. There strawberrys smell so fresh and sweet it's ridiculous Ina good way. I couldn't stop smelling them on the way back home. They even tast better than the grocery store. 10/10 would go again.”

“We loved strawberry picking! Loved looking for ripe strawberries. It’s very clean and a nice place. They have places for pictures and a Mexican stand in the back. Does accept CARD!”

“Many strawberries to pick and sweet 😋”

“Nice food and owner is really helpful”

“We enjoyed our morning picking strawberries! Great place. They have porta potties with a washing station if needed. It's a fun activity to do, very kid friendly. There were a lot of strawberries to pick with plenty still to ripen. However, the parking was confusing for some people and we were trapped in the parking lot for a bit.”

“⭐️ ⭐️ Great Strawberries, Limited Extras ⭐️ ⭐️ This farm stands out for one thing — really delicious strawberries. At about $7.50/lb, the quality is solid and worth it if you’re there mainly for picking fresh fruit. A few things to know before you go: • Bring your own bag or basket if you can. They do sell baskets (~$3), but they feel a bit overpriced for the size and quality. • The farm is well-maintained and not overly crowded, which makes for a relaxed experience. • Go early — better picking and overall experience. For families, kids will enjoy the picking, but don’t expect a full “farm experience.” There aren’t many extras like donuts or typical farm treats. There are a few food trucks, but the options may not match what most people expect at places like this. Bottom line: Great spot for fresh strawberry picking, but limited beyond that. Go for the fruit, not for a full day of activities.”