Farmers Markets near Campbellsport, WI

Kewaskum

Kewaskum's market gathers in the American Legion Post lot on Fond du Lac Avenue, serving this small Washington County village in the Kettle Moraine region. Local growers bring seasonal vegetables, eggs, honey, and baked goods through the warm-weather months.

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Allenton

The Allenton Farmers' Market gathers at Highway 33 and Weiss Street in Allenton, a small Washington County village between West Bend and Hartford. It's a seasonal roadside market where nearby growers bring produce, following the summer-into-fall rhythm of southeastern Wisconsin harvests. Confirm the current schedule with the village or vendors before heading out.

West Bend

West Bend's downtown market runs near Main Street and 6th Avenue, along the Milwaukee River in this Washington County seat. Growers bring seasonal produce, flowers, honey, and baked goods to a walkable downtown that also anchors the Museum of Wisconsin Art. The market operates through the warm months, north of the Milwaukee metro.

Mayville

Fond du Lac holds its downtown market near 30 S. Portland Street, at the south end of Lake Winnebago. Growers from the surrounding farm country bring produce, cheese, honey, and baked goods through the warm months. The market gives downtown a weekly draw in a city that sits where the Fond du Lac River meets the state's largest inland lake.

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Richfield

Established in 2024 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Richfield Farmers Market was created with a simple but powerful mission: to bring people together through shared experiences, fresh local produce, and a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere. We’re proud to serve the Richfield community and surrounding areas by providing a vibrant space that celebrates connection, community, and good food.

Elkhart Lake

The Farmers' and Artisans' Market runs on East Rhine Street in Elkhart Lake, a Sheboygan County resort village on a spring-fed lake and home to the Road America racetrack. Alongside produce and baked goods, it makes room for artisans and makers, matching a downtown built around summer tourism. The market runs through the warm season.

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New Holstein

New Holstein's market gathers in the Tractor Supply lot on Calumet Drive, serving this small Calumet County city east of Lake Winnebago. German-heritage farm country surrounds the town, and growers bring seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods.

Kiel

Kiel's market meets near Fremont and 4th Streets downtown, in a small city on the Sheboygan River between Manitowoc and Fond du Lac. Area farmers sell garden vegetables, sweet corn, eggs, and baked goods during the Wisconsin growing season.

Germantown

This market sets up in the Life Church parking lot at Mequon Road and Squire Drive in Germantown, a growing village in Washington County northwest of Milwaukee. It functions as a suburban community market for the Germantown area. Southeastern Wisconsin growers supply summer produce, plants, and baked goods through the warm-weather season, a nearby alternative to the larger markets in Milwaukee and the surrounding counties.

Cedarburg

Cedarburg's market sets up downtown at Washington Avenue and Mill Street, among the 19th-century stone and cream-brick buildings that make this Ozaukee County town a weekend destination. Growers bring produce, flowers, honey, and baked goods, with Cedar Creek and the old woolen mill a short walk off. It runs through the warm months alongside the district's shops and winery.

Waupun

This market sets up in Tanner Park at 510 E. Spring Street in Waupun, a Dodge County town in the crop and dairy country of east-central Wisconsin. Local farmers bring sweet corn, vegetables, eggs, and baked goods through the summer season. Waupun calls itself the 'City of Sculpture' for the bronze statues placed around town, and the park setting gives the market a shaded, community feel on market days.

Port Washington

The winter market keeps Port Washington shoppers stocked from November through May, running two Saturdays a month, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Vendors bring cold-season produce, farmstead cheeses, meats, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, kombucha, and handmade household goods. Organized by PORT Fish, it stays downtown near the harbor. Check portfish.org or the market's Facebook page for each month's dates and venue.

Port Washington

Producer-only and overlooking the Lake Michigan marina, the Port Washington Farmers' Market runs Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. along East Main Street from mid-June through late October. Local farmers and makers bring produce, flowers, herbs, meats, honey, jams, baked goods, and handmade art. Now in its 25th year, it won the 2025 Tour Ozaukee award for best farmers market in the county. Pets welcome.

Thiensville

This market runs at 250 Elm Street in Thiensville, a small Ozaukee County village all but surrounded by Mequon just north of Milwaukee. The site sits near the Milwaukee River and Village Park in the walkable downtown. Vendors bring produce, flowers, cheese, and baked goods, and the market draws shoppers from the affluent northern suburbs through the summer season.

Sheboygan

This Festival Foods market runs in the store lot at 595 S. Taylor Drive in Sheboygan, part of the Wisconsin chain's seasonal program. Sheboygan sits on the Lake Michigan shore between Milwaukee and Green Bay, ringed by Sheboygan County dairy and vegetable farms. Vendors bring warm-season produce through summer and fall, an easy stop alongside the grocery run rather than a standalone destination market.

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