Farmers Markets near Camino, CA

A family-run market at 3400 Carson Ct. in Camino, in the Apple Hill fruit-growing region of El Dorado County. Owner Doug Alberts sells flowers, vegetables, honey, maple products, and nursery trees, with hours that shift by season — call ahead before driving up the hill.

Placerville

SOL CFM sets up on the Fox Lot in downtown Placerville and is certified to sell only what comes from El Dorado County farms — no resellers, no imported produce. Vendors bring fruit, vegetables, baked goods, cut flowers, and handmade woodworking through the summer season, all within walking distance of Main Street's shops.

Placerville

Placerville

Placerville

Diamond Springs

Diamond Springs was settled in 1848 as a Gold Rush camp in El Dorado County — miners once pulled a 25-pound gold nugget from the ground here, among the largest ever found in the county. This certified market serves the Sierra foothill community that grew up around the old diggings.

Garden Valley

A small mountain-town market at Garden Valley Park, at the corner of Marshall Grade and Garden Valley roads in the El Dorado foothills. Online details are thin beyond the address and phone number, which fits a market this size and this local — call ahead if you're coming from out of the area.

Garden Valley

Foresthill

A small-town farmers market on Main Street in Foresthill, a Placer County community in the Sierra foothills and a gateway to Tahoe National Forest.

Cameron Park

Plymouth

The Amador Farmers Market Association runs certified markets in both Plymouth and Sutter Creek from May through October, and the Plymouth stop sets up at Main Street Park. Vendors sell fresh produce, cut flowers, prepared foods, and handcrafted goods from Amador County growers and makers, with SNAP and WIC accepted at every stall. The Association's motto sums up the pitch: eat fresh, buy local, grow together.

El Dorado Hills

El Dorado Hills

A farmers market on Harvard Way in El Dorado Hills, a Sierra foothill community in El Dorado County — Gold Rush country east of Sacramento.

Auburn

A food hub listing in Auburn, California, in the Sierra foothills' Gold Country farming region. No verified details on this specific hub's growers, products, or hours turned up in current research.

Located at 3185 Auburn-Folsom Rd. in Newcastle, a Sierra foothill town in the fruit belt between Auburn and Folsom. Vendors sell local produce and crafts. No current hours are listed publicly — worth a call before visiting.

Auburn

Open Saturday mornings, 8 a.m. to noon, spring through fall, at 11665 Lakeshore North inside the Lake of the Pines community near Auburn. Neighbors gather to buy locally grown produce from vendors serving this Nevada County foothill development.

RANCHO MURIETA

Rancho Murieta is a gated golf and equestrian community in Sacramento County built around the Cosumnes River. This market runs out of the Rancho Murieta Marketplace shopping center, serving residents of the community and the surrounding Highway 16 corridor rather than drawing traffic from outside the area.

Auburn

This Saturday market runs mornings, 8am to noon, spring through fall, at 10056 Combie Road in Auburn. Vendors bring seasonal produce, handcrafted goods, and other locally made items to the Combie Road corridor near Lake of the Pines, serving Auburn and Nevada County shoppers looking for a smaller, community-run alternative to the bigger valley markets.

Folsom

A farmers market on Coolidge Drive in Folsom, a Sacramento County city built around Folsom Lake and the American River.

Granite Bay

Sunday market in the parking lot of Quarry Ponds Town Center, 5550 Douglas Blvd. in Granite Bay, running May through October. It's part of the PlacerGROWN network, with regular vendors including Pierce's Family Farm, Rice River Ranch, Farm Charm Flowers, Bravo's Produce, Calolea Olive Oil, and Father & Son Farm.

Orangevale

Orangevale Farmers' Market sets up in the Dairy Queen parking lot on Greenback Lane, in a Sacramento County community platted in the 1880s as a citrus colony before frost cycles pushed growers toward other crops. Vendor list and hours aren't confirmed online.