This review is for the corn maze and pumpkin patch:…read more $20 is a steal for what you get at this corn maze / pumpkin patch / harvest fall festival. We spent over six hours getting lost in 3 corn mazes (you WILL need to read the map to get out) plus the interactive kids maze. We loved the niblet train which was included in the probe and is perfect for small children. My kid loved the zipline and I noticed even adults were having a ball with it. Endless time was spent crawling through the play tubes and jumping on the pillow. Our admission included feed for the animals and we enjoyed visiting with them at the barn before going down an epic slide to get back to the bottom. I was astounded that a hayride and pumpkin were included - don't be like us and pick the biggest ones you can find as you will need to haul these back to the tractor and then to your car! Speaking of car, parking is free but a free for all ... don't forget where you parked and leave yourself extra room to get out. Food was reasonably priced and that's something I greatly appreciate. We drove 50 min to this spot and would gladly return next year. Everyone we met was friendly and had a big welcoming smile - we give this place 2 thumbs up!

Absolutely horrible experience dealing with the owner of this farm. With our experience, she was…read moreunpleasant and untruthful. She upsold the cows she butchered and the meat was extremely tough and had tons of grizzle. We also were buying milk from her weekly. The orders got messed up in more than one occasion and she wasn't around to correct them. Make sure if you go visit, to drive a car you don't care about getting dirty or damaged. There are huge potholes and the road is always muddy. She is quick to poor mouth that she can't afford to fix rod, so don't fall into her trap.

Great fresh vegetables in season. Great beef from grass fed Angus from the farm. The owners are…read morewonderful and the so friendly.

We got tomatoes and sandwich bread for BLTs. Tomato was great quality and really good! The bread…read morewas crumbly and not really big enough for a sandwich bread and kinda dry. We ended up not using it. We used the tomato though and it was delicious!

Bates Reed is amazing and I buy all my eggs and milk from CHI. Milk is from a small batch dairy in…read moreCrossville and is delicious! Eggs are all unwashed, local so do not have to be refrigerated. They have mushrooms, fruit , veggies and meats that are all clean, non-gmo. Excellent

Their produce is always fresh and delicious. Very kind folks farm fresh eggs and honey amazing…read more Thank you boys from Chi Farms!

What an amazing find in this small town! Since moving here, I've done most of my food shopping at…read morethe market. While the veggie market moves during the winter months to a different location, they all join up here in April! From fresh local seasonal produce that is so much tastier than anything you can get in the store, to amazing loaves of long ferment sourdough, to simple ingredient dog treats, to family-raised healthy clean meats and eggs, to artisan soap, art, and other crafts. It's an awesome mix of goodness!! It is my first stop every Saturday morning, and I will be a committed consumer of the local small businesses from here on out! I almost hate to share this place, but I also want people to know there are healthier options in this small town. Hint: You should go early if you're serious about getting specific things on your shopping list - many people like me call this place 'my local market,' and they can sell out quickly. I learned my lesson one Saturday ::: Never Again!! Some of my favorite vendors I frequent weekly: Carl Mahle Farm (grass-fed and finished beef & OLF sourdough) Extra Terrestrial Mushrooms (the most beautiful mushrooms ever) Zavel's Family Farms (lamb, beef, and pork) and beautiful veggies Rebel Hollow Farm (pasture raised pork and lamb : grain finished beef) Goeofoods (best granola & granola bars ever)

What a fantastic surprise in the city of Oak Ridge! We pulled into the free parking lot located…read moreright beside/connected to the actual market. It looks like some people also park in the square This farmer's market was bustling with locals and tons of fresh produce and homemade goods. I was able to purchase a wide variety of spicy and mild peppers. I also bought some local garlic and elephant garlic. Everything was well priced. I didn't purchase any, but there was a lot of different types of corn and potatoes. There were also a multitude of meat vendors. I would love to see an initiative to promote bringing you own bag. Many people were just getting plastic bags. I know some of the other markets I've been to carry their own line which would be very easy for this market to establish. If for some reason I missed someone providing this service I apologize.

Market Square felt like a breath of fresh air. Nestled beside a charming park and framed by outdoor…read morecafés, it's the kind of place that beckons you to slow down and explore. The vendors were exceptional--high-quality offerings across the board, with an abundant selection of fresh vegetables, honey, blooming flower stands and artisan booths. The relaxed ambience made it an ideal setting for a Saturday wander, and dog lovers will appreciate that pups are welcome outside the market, away from food areas. A vibrant, well-balanced space that blends community charm with open-air elegance.

A friend of mine told me I needed to check this place out and I was hoping it was not teeny tiny…read morelike Chattanooga Market with like 10 booths. So I had it bookmarked here but the address is WRONG. I spoke with the people at the information booth and showed them the yelp page and they said they have submitted numerous times an address change. The address on here on Howard Baker was where they had it during covid. They changed it to 10 Market Square. The only reason why I know this is because I bookmarked a Facebook event and showed that to the girls at the information booth also. Anyways, I was really shocked that when I got here, this place was HUGE. There were probably around 150 tents there with so many items from fresh produce, bakery items, crafts etc. So it was like a craft fair and farmers market on steroids. I would have never known it was here if I didn't see it on facebook events. If Im in the area again I ill definitely come back