Farmers Markets near Doylestown, PA

Doylestown

As a proud local producers market and part of the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, we bring together an incredible array of vendors offering the freshest vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, and microgreens alongside artisan pasta, pierogis, and a wide selection of baked goods. Round out your Saturday morning with locally sourced meats — beef, chicken, turkey, goat, and lamb — plus kombucha, wine and spirits, fresh-cut flowers, soaps, skin care, and aromatherapy products. Don’t forget to pick up something special for your pup from our dog treat vendors, and browse the work of our talented craft artisans. Whether you’re a longtime regular or joining us for the first time, we’re so glad you’re here. See you Saturday from 8am to 1pm!

Wrightstown (use Newtown for GPS)

New Britain

Chalfont

Horsham

Hatboro

A community market set up at Hatboro Baptist Church, 32 N. York Road, in the Montgomery County borough of Hatboro north of Philadelphia. Area farmers and food vendors sell produce, baked goods, and prepared foods in the church lot during the market season.

Ambler

The Ambler Farmers' Market sets up Saturdays 9 to noon, May through October, at the corner of Butler and Maple Avenues in Ambler, Pennsylvania. The weekly outdoor market gathers regional farmers and food artisans — sustainably raised meats, pastured poultry and eggs, plus winemakers, brewers, and distillers — so shoppers can meet the people who grow and make their food.

Lansdale

Ottsville

Ottsville sits along Easton Road (Route 611) in the rural Nockamixon area of upper Bucks County, north of Doylestown. A market at 8230 Easton Road serves this farming stretch, with summer produce, eggs, and baked goods from nearby growers.

Lambertville

Better known as the Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market, this Lambertville institution opens Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday along River Road (Route 29) beside the Delaware. Outdoor tables run 6am to 4pm and a 30-plus-shop indoor antique mall from 8am, dealing in antiques, collectibles, art, jewelry, and vintage finds. The on-site Golden Griddle Cafe handles breakfast and lunch, with free parking, ATMs, and restrooms on the grounds.

Homestead Farm Market sits at 262 North Main Street in Lambertville, a Delaware River town in Hunterdon County. Farm markets along this stretch sell seasonal produce, flowers, and local goods through the growing season. Hours are best confirmed by phone, since small markets here open around the harvest calendar.

The Farmers Market at Morgan Log House is held on the grounds of the Morgan Log House, an early-1700s stone-and-log home on Weikel Road near Lansdale in Montgomery County. Holding the market at the historic site pairs regional growers and food vendors, seasonal produce, baked goods, and prepared foods, with a piece of colonial Pennsylvania. The restored house and grounds draw visitors as much as the market itself. Confirm the current market dates before you go.

Oreland

A local-goods marketplace at 1575 The Fairway in Jenkintown, a Montgomery County borough just north of Philadelphia. The market gathers nearby farmers and makers, keeping the focus on food and products from the surrounding southeastern Pennsylvania region.

Glenside

Jenkintown

Quakertown

Quakertown Farmers' Market, known locally as the Q-Mart, is a large indoor market at 201 Station Road in Quakertown, upper Bucks County. Under one roof it runs dozens of stalls: fresh produce and meats, a food court, baked goods, and a mix of specialty and secondhand vendors. It typically opens on weekends.

Despite the Lambertville mailing address, this market serves West Amwell Township in Hunterdon County, off Rocktown-Lambertville Road in the rolling farm country above the Delaware River. Local growers here lean toward vegetables, fruit, and eggs, with baked goods and honey rounding out the stands. It's a rural, small-community market. Season and hours vary year to year, so confirm before making the trip out.

A borough farmers market at 115 W. Richardson Avenue in Langhorne, a small historic borough in Lower Bucks County. Regional growers and vendors sell produce and local foods to the community during the market season, in a town best known as the home of Sesame Place.

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Dutch Country Farmers' Market is an indoor market at 2031 Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, run by Lancaster County Pennsylvania Dutch families. Under one roof it typically brings together stands for fresh meats, cheeses, produce, baked goods, soft pretzels, deli, and Amish-style prepared foods. Markets in this tradition usually open Thursday through Saturday rather than daily. It offers city shoppers Lancaster-quality goods without the drive to the country. Confirm current hours before visiting.

Yardley

Philadelphia

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This market meets at Oxford Circle Mennonite Church, 900 East Howell Street, in the Oxford Circle neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia. Church-hosted city markets like this one bring fresh food into a dense, diverse residential area, usually on a seasonal weekly schedule with vegetables, fruit, and baked goods.

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Ringoes

Local food hub in Ringoes that gathers produce, dairy, meat, and value-added goods from regional farms and delivers them year-round across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. Zone 7 supplies both home-delivery customers and wholesale restaurant accounts, linking small growers with buyers. Home delivery and wholesale ordering run through separate contacts.

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Conshohoken

Philadelphia

Norristown

A market in the center of Norristown on Main Street between Swede and DeKalb (113 East Main Street), with indoor space and street parking. Vendors including Lone Wolf Farm offer fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, flowers, and baked goods.

Yardley borough

Philadelphia

Milford

Set at 971 Milford-Warren Glen Road in Holland Township, this market sits in Hunterdon County farm country near Milford and the Delaware River. Area growers bring seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods through the harvest months. Confirm the market days with the township, since rural markets here run a short summer-to-fall season.

Conshohocken

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Norristown

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Flemington

The mission of the nonprofit Hunterdon Land Trust is to preserve the integrity of the rural landscapes in the Hunterdon County region by protecting and enhancing natural resources, and the cultural landscape of the historic Dvoor Farm, for public enjoyment and education. From May to late November, we operate a Farmers' Market every Sunday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the historic Dvoor Farm in Flemington.

A seasonal farmers' market at the Upper Merion Township Building on West Valley Forge Road in King of Prussia, Montgomery County. Regional growers and food vendors set up on the township grounds near Valley Forge National Historical Park. The market gives King of Prussia shoppers a local-food stop amid the area's malls and offices. Market days aren't posted online.

Philadelphia

Papermill Food Hub sits at 3110 Martha Street in Philadelphia's Kensington section. The name and the industrial-corridor address point to a food-distribution operation rather than a farm or growers' market, though little about it was available online at the time of writing. Anyone planning a visit should contact the site directly to confirm hours, what it distributes, and whether it serves the public.

Flemington

Coopersburg

Philadelphia

Hellertown

Philadelphia

Pennington

Philadelphia

A certified-organic farm and market at 11 Willow Creek Drive in Pennington, best known for growing rice in New Jersey, husked fresh on the farm, alongside microgreens, specialty salad greens, edible flowers, and vegetables. The farm market runs seasonally, roughly April through December, on Fridays and Saturdays, selling produce boxes and supplying chefs. A sister farm operates in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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