Farmers Markets near Fredericksburg, VA

This market sets up on the Mary Washington Hospital campus at 1001 Sam Perry Boulevard in Fredericksburg, one of several hospital-hosted markets that give staff, patients, and neighbors access to fresh local food. Area farms bring seasonal produce and other goods on market days through the growing season, an easy stop for the healthcare workers and visitors on site.

Fredericksburg

This market runs at the Mary Washington Healthcare campus on Sam Perry Boulevard in Fredericksburg, tied to the hospital system's community-health work. Area farmers bring produce, eggs, and baked goods to staff, patients, and neighbors in a historic city on the Rappahannock between Washington and Richmond. Fredericksburg pairs a preserved colonial-era downtown with fast suburban growth, and the hospital market gives the north end of the city a seasonal produce stop.

Fredericksburg

The Fredericksburg Farmers Market sets up at 900 Prince Edward Street, a few blocks from the historic downtown and the Rappahannock River, roughly midway between Washington and Richmond on the I-95 corridor. Growers from the surrounding Piedmont and Northern Virginia bring seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods through the warm months. Fredericksburg's compact old-town grid makes the market an easy stop for shoppers already walking Caroline Street.

Long Family Markets operates off Fresh Water Drive on the Stafford County side of Fredericksburg, in the 22405 area north of the Rappahannock River. The name points to a family-run produce operation rather than a large civic market. This stretch of the Fredericksburg region grows sweet corn, tomatoes, and summer vegetables that roadside stands and small markets sell through the warm months.

Fredericksburg

A seasonal farmers market held at the VDOT commuter lot on Gordon Road in Spotsylvania County, just off I-95 southwest of Fredericksburg. The commuter-lot setting catches shoppers heading to and from the Washington and Richmond corridors, offering local produce and farm products in a fast-growing part of the Fredericksburg region.

Held on the grounds of Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center off Spotsylvania Parkway, this market pairs a hospital campus with local growers south of Fredericksburg. The medical-center location fits a health-minded market, giving Spotsylvania County patients, staff, and neighbors easy access to fresh produce and farm goods in season.

Fredericksburg

A veteran-owned-and-operated market located behind the University of Mary Washington Stafford Campus on Route 17, offering fresh produce, meats, honey, baked goods, granola, ice cream, pickles, pizza, popcorn, salsa, coffee, tea, and soaps.

Stafford

Long Family Markets is a locally owned and operated farmers market organization offering thoughtfully curated weekly markets in Stafford, Spotsylvania, and Woodbridge, Virginia. All markets are proudly producer-only and feature participating businesses located within 125 miles, supporting fresh food access, small businesses, and meaningful community connections.

Bowling Green

The farmers market for Bowling Green, at 211 Main Street in the Caroline County seat between Richmond and Fredericksburg. Small-town Virginia markets like this run seasonally with produce, eggs, baked goods, and crafts from area farms. The listing doesn't note market days or hours.

King George

This market runs on Constitution Highway, Route 20, in Locust Grove, in the eastern corner of Orange County near Lake of the Woods and the Wilderness battlefield. Farms from the Piedmont countryside bring seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods. The area sits between Fredericksburg and Orange in Civil War country, and the market serves both the lake community and surrounding rural households.

Woodbridge

Long Family Markets is a locally owned and operated farmers market organization offering thoughtfully curated weekly markets in Stafford, Spotsylvania, and Woodbridge, Virginia. All markets are proudly producer-only and feature participating businesses located within 125 miles, supporting fresh food access, small businesses, and meaningful community connections.

Green Mills Market sets up at Potomac Mills Circle in Woodbridge, in the parking area of the Potomac Mills outlet mall in Prince William County. Markets in these high-traffic commercial lots bring produce, prepared foods, and vendor goods to suburban shoppers along the Northern Virginia I-95 corridor.

Main Street Remington

This market runs along Main Street in Remington, a small railroad town in Fauquier County's northern Virginia Piedmont. The surrounding horse-and-hay country also grows vegetables and raises livestock, and area farms sell direct here. Expect a seasonal lineup of produce, eggs, and baked goods.

Nokesville's market runs on Fitzwater Drive in the rural southwestern corner of Prince William County, the county's last real stretch of farm country. Growers and livestock producers from the surrounding land bring seasonal vegetables, eggs, meats, and baked goods. The market anchors a small agricultural community that has held onto its fields as suburbs filled in around it.

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Woodbridge

Set on Oakwood Drive in the Lake Ridge community of Woodbridge, this market served Prince William County shoppers south of the Occoquan River. It ran under the Smart Markets network, which placed producer markets in residential pockets across Northern Virginia. Lake Ridge is a large planned community, giving nearby families a close spot for local produce.

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