Farmers Markets near Warwick, NY

Warwick

The Warwick Valley Farmers' Market has provided locally grown and produced goods since 1994, with over 30 regional farms and farm kitchens filling the South Street parking lot in the Village of Warwick. The market runs Sundays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, from mid-May through late November, managed by the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Pennings grows apples, peaches, nectarines, sweet corn, pumpkins, and tomatoes on Route 94 in Warwick, an Orange County town in the Hudson Valley's black-dirt farm region. Beyond the farm market and garden center, the property runs a farm-to-table grill, pub, beer garden, cidery, and a bakery with an ice cream stand. Neighboring Hudson Valley farms supply additional produce.

Greenwood Lake

Florida

Florida

Held at 179 N. Main Street in the Village of Florida, Orange County, this market serves the Black Dirt farming region of the lower Hudson Valley. That muck soil is known statewide for its onions and other row crops. Vendor lists and dates aren't posted online, so check with the village for current hours.

Pine Island sits at the center of Orange County's black-dirt region, the muck-soil belt famous for onions, and this market grows out of that farm heritage on Glenwood Road. Growers here harvest onions, greens, and vegetables from dark, fertile fields drained long ago from a glacial lakebed. The hamlet belongs to the town of Warwick in the Hudson Valley.

West Milford

Goshen

Monroe

This market sets up at 139 Skyline Drive in Ringwood, a Passaic County borough in the wooded Ramapo Mountains near the New York line. Vendors bring seasonal produce and local food to this outdoorsy corner of North Jersey through the warmer months. Confirm market days locally before making the trip.

Ringwood

Middletown

Riverdale

Riverdale's seasonal farmers market sets up at 211 Hamburg Turnpike in this small Morris County borough. Expect the regional lineup of New Jersey growers through summer and early fall, with sweet corn, tomatoes, tree fruit, and greens arriving as they come into season, alongside baked goods and prepared foods from local vendors. Hours and the vendor roster shift year to year, so check with the borough before making the trip.

Kinnelon

Franklin Lakes

Ramsey

This is the cold-weather side of the Ramsey Farmers Market, which runs year-round on Sundays at the Main Street train station in Bergen County. From December through April it moves indoors, 10am to 1pm, with more than 40 vendors selling produce, artisan cheeses, handmade pasta, baked goods, coffee, kombucha, pickles, and specialty foods. Weekly vendor lineups are posted on the market's Facebook page.

The Pequannock Township Farmers Market runs at 530 Newark-Pompton Turnpike in Pompton Plains, a Morris County community along the Pompton River. Vendors bring seasonal Jersey Fresh produce and local food during the warmer months. Market days are worth confirming with the township before heading over.

Allendale

A community farmers market in Allendale, a Bergen County borough in northern New Jersey, held at 500 West Crescent Avenue. Seasonal markets like this gather North Jersey growers and food makers selling produce, baked goods, eggs, and flowers on a set weekly day through the warm months. The current schedule and vendor list weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

The Ramapo market runs on Route 45 in Pomona, part of the town of Ramapo in Rockland County's Lower Hudson Valley. Set near the New Jersey border and the Ramapo Mountains, it draws vendors with regional produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. Rockland's blend of suburb and countryside supports several community markets like this one.

Wurtsboro

Wurtsboro

Part of the Sullivan Fresh network of pop-up and mobile markets that carry fresh produce to towns across Sullivan County in the western Catskills. The Wurtsboro stop sets up on Sullivan Street, bringing fruit, vegetables, and local goods to a village between the Bashakill wetlands and the Shawangunk Ridge.

Wayne

Port Jervis

Port Jervis holds its market on Hammond Street in this Orange County city at the tri-state point where New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania meet on the Delaware River. Upper Delaware Valley farms bring produce, eggs, and baked goods to the old railroad town, set among the Shawangunk and Pocono foothills.

Pine Bush

Ridgewood

Hawthorne

Sparta

A seasonal outdoor market and foodie favorite at 89 Sparta Avenue, the Sparta Farmers Market runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May through November. Weekly offerings from regional family farms span freshly picked fruits and vegetables, pastries, pasture-raised steaks, cheeses, and savory prepared foods.

Sparta

The Sparta Farmers Market has served northwest New Jersey since 2011, partnering with small family farms to bring true local produce, organic food, meat, cheese, and baked goods to Sparta Avenue every Saturday morning, May through November. Live music at the market makes Saturday shopping a community event.

Paterson

Shared commercial kitchen and co-packing facility in Paterson built for gluten-free and vegetarian food makers. The 10,000-square-foot space rents production time on rack ovens, Hobart mixers, walk-in coolers, and dehydrators, and offers contract manufacturing, distribution help, and USDA Organic certification support. It works as a launchpad for small food entrepreneurs rather than a retail farm stand.

Augusta

Set at 37 Plains Road in Augusta, the Sussex County Fairgrounds site in the state's rural northwest, this market draws from one of New Jersey's most farm-dense counties. Expect produce, dairy, honey, and baked goods from Sussex-area growers during the season. The same fairgrounds host the New Jersey State Fair each August. Market days and dates vary, so confirm with the organizers before making the drive up.

Paterson

Pearl River

The Pearl River market sets up on North William Street downtown, in a hamlet of Orangetown in Rockland County just above the New Jersey line. This Lower Hudson Valley community draws vendors with regional produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. Pearl River is best known for hosting one of the area's largest St. Patrick's Day parades each spring.

Little Falls

Parsippany

A Main Street market in Highland Falls, the village just outside the gates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. It serves the Town of Highlands community in the Hudson Highlands with seasonal produce and local vendors. Days and hours are set by the organizers; confirm before you go.

Paterson

The Paterson Farmers Market occupies 449 East Railway Avenue in Paterson, Passaic County's largest city. This is a long-established produce market where retail shoppers and small businesses buy fruits and vegetables in bulk and by the box. Hours and vendor availability are best confirmed on site, since wholesale-style produce markets open early and run by the season.

Listed at the same East Railway Avenue site as Paterson's main produce market, Paterson Market Growers refers to the farm vendors and wholesalers who supply this Passaic County hub. Growers bring truckloads of fruits and vegetables that move on to grocers, restaurants, and retail buyers across North Jersey. Check on site for current selling hours and stalls.

A Broadway market in the City of Newburgh tied to Healthy Orange, an Orange County public-health effort to improve food access. Newburgh sits on a bluff over the Hudson River in a county with deep farm roots, from black-dirt onion fields to orchards and vegetable farms. The market focuses on getting affordable, locally grown produce into a downtown that needs it.

Caldwell

This community market runs in the municipal lot behind the Caldwell Cinema on Smull Avenue, a short walk from the Bloomfield Avenue shops in this Essex County borough. Growers and food makers bring seasonal Jersey Fresh produce and prepared goods through the warmer months. Market days and the current vendor lineup are best confirmed with the Borough of Caldwell before you go.

River Vale

Paramus

This market runs at 475 North Farview Avenue in Paramus, a Bergen County borough better known for its retail than its farmland. Vendors bring seasonal Jersey Fresh produce and local food to shoppers during the warmer months. Confirm the current market days with the borough before you go.

Set in the riverside village of Cold Spring in Putnam County, this market sits in the Hudson Highlands across the river from West Point and beneath Storm King and Breakneck Ridge. Hudson Valley farmers bring produce, meat, cheese, and bread to a village popular with weekend hikers arriving by Metro-North. It runs seasonally close to the village's walkable Main Street.

Rock Hill

Hopatcong

This market meets at 111 River Styx Road in Hopatcong, the Sussex County borough on Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey's largest lake. Vendors bring seasonal produce and local food to lake-community residents and summer visitors during the warmer months. Check with the borough for current market days and the vendor lineup.

Hopatcong

Milford

River Edge

Passaic

Harrington Park

Nyack

Nyack

Palisades

A cold-season market in Palisades, a Rockland County hamlet on the Hudson's west bank near the New Jersey line. Winter markets like this one keep local growers connected to shoppers after the outdoor season ends, leaning on storage crops, root vegetables, eggs, meat, baked goods, and prepared foods. The Oak Tree Road site serves a small riverside community close to Palisades Interstate Park.

Ossining

Ossining

Down to Earth Markets runs Ossining's farmers market, which continues through winter on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. near the corner of Spring and Main Streets in this Hudson River village in Westchester County. Vendors include local farmers and area food and craft makers working with locally sourced ingredients. The market accepts SNAP benefits. Ossining sits on the east bank of the Hudson, about 30 miles north of Manhattan.

Sleepy Hollow

Tarrytown

Tarrytown

The Putnam Valley market runs along Peekskill Hollow Road in this rural Putnam County town in the Hudson Highlands. Ringed by lakes and state forest between Peekskill and the Taconic Parkway, the area's small farms supply vegetables, eggs, honey, and baked goods. Putnam Valley is a quiet, wooded community on the east side of the Hudson.

Irvington