Great selection of fresh fruits & vegetables. They have the best potato salad I've ever had! The…read moremarket is clean and the produce is always fresh.

I stopped by the Parry Sound market twice on a cottage weekend and was thoroughly pleased with the…read moretaste and quality of the fruit. What was particularly impressive was that there were almost no bad fruit in the pre packed baskets and containers. The opal plums were some of the most delicious I have ever had, and the peaches did not disappoint either. The market also sells wild blueberries at about $9 a pint and I would say this is worth a try if you are visiting the region for the first time! One thing to note is that the fruit tastes so good because it is sold rather ripe, and so I would not really recommend buying more than what you can eat in 3-4 days! Aside from the fruit, the market carries your typical variety of jams, preserves, and baked goods. We tried the Toblerone shortbread cookies and they were absolutely delicious and addictive!

Birch Farms has THE BEST butter tarts that I've ever had in my life. Their tarts are quite big…read more (4" tarts) and they have a ton of flavour options (Skor, s'mores, bacon...) in addition to the classics (walnut, plain, pecan....). You won't be sorry about this detour.

From the owner: Awesome homemade butter tarts and more read more

We visit the Muskoka Lakes every summer, and every summer we make a special point of rising early…read moreand making the 45 minute boat ride to Gravenhurst so we can be at the Farmers' Market at 9 am sharp. We LOVE this market, it's one of the best farm markets we have ever been to. There seem to be hundreds of vendors, it's one of the largest farmers markets I know of. It is so much fun to wander around, browsing the stalls and mingling with the big crowd that shows up every Wednesday morning (the market runs 9 am to 2 pm). The produce is top notch and comes from local farms in Ontario. But it's so much more than a farmers' market, too. There are food vedors and local artisans as well. Our #1 favorite vendor has to be Tam Nguyen of "Saigon Soul Food." She is amazing. Her stall is the reason we return to the market year after year. Tam and her parents -- sometimes her children -- run her stall with aplomb, offering up free samples of her amazing fresh summer rolls, spring rolls, curry puffs, petit pies...she serves each sample with a dollop of her deliciously seductive sauces from roasted garlic plum (like a duck sauce) to a thick creamy peanut satay. You can order food to eat on the spot -- love that curry soup, those fresh summer rolls, and that awesome sticky rice -- or you can buy her appetizers frozen and reheat them at home. We adore her veggie spring rolls and curry puffs. We also buy several jars of her sauces, our favorite being the spicy roasted garlic and plum. If you visit one stand at the market, make it "Saigon Soul Food." The other stalls are just as enticing, though. There is local maple syrup, with the vendor all too happy to share pictures of his trees and his secrets of "harvesting" the syrup. There are jewellers with beautiful baubles. There are artisans serving up everything from hand carved wooden side tables to kiln fired chipmunks to beautiful oil paintings of local flora and fauna. We really adore wandering this market and know that any visitor to the Muskoka area will find something to love, too.

For a small town, this is a big market! Lots of fresh produce and vendors of wooden signs and…read morequilts, but most importantly, many fun places to eat. Fresh crepes, sausage, Asian foods, local honey, and all forms of home-made baked goods. Best bitter tarts imaginable!

Amazing Experience. A truly unique and one of a kind experience. An absolutely fun time. It was…read morecold and we should have dressed a bit warmer, but walking around in the cranberry bog, is truly something everyone should try. Highly recommend. Check out our video review here: https://youtu.be/v4QWYB-h5nM

Johnston's Cranberry Marsh is a good option as a stopover when you are in the area. Kids would love…read moreto see how cranberries is grown and harvested with some history of the farm. You can join a tour or you can just walk around a little and see the marsh. There is also a few hiking/snowshoeing trails which you need to get a pass from the gift shop in order to visit year round. In the gift shop, you can get fresh cranberries and their products. Here fruits is made into wines. Tasting is $5. Beautiful grounds!

The Orillia Farmers' Market is one of the longest running farmers' markets in the Ontario. Dated…read moreback 1842 and at this present location since 1872. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Saturday all year round (except for Vendor Vacation which is always the Saturday between Christmas and the New Year). Pro Tip: Parking is free on Saturdays during market hours in metered and pay machine parking lots closest to the Library in Downtown Orillia. Here you find Local produce, food and handicraft from vendors in the area. There are honey, maple syrup, seasonal fresh produce and even doggie treats! There are also booth set up inside the Community Centre. Worth dropping by especially during off season as there are not too many Farmer's market that opens in winter!

The best that farmers have to offer hand made item home baked goods and a lot lot more you have to…read morego and feel the experience for yourself you definitely won't be disappointed

Some of the fanciest and most interesting vegetables you can get your hands on in Ontario. I buy…read moreCookstown Greens' amazing lettuces and crazy coloured carrots at the Brickworks market on Saturday mornings but you can also get them at high end grocery stores. Plus many top chefs use them in Toronto.

From the owner: Cookstown Greens grows the best quality, best tasting certified organic vegetables, greens and…read moreseedlings. Supplying restaurants, farmers' markets and food shops in and around Toronto

I actually don't know where this is. All I remember is that I took a spontaneous turn into this…read moreplace when I saw it coming up. Staff is very nice. They must get a lot of tourist/travelers just popping in. They have a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, which I assume are organic. Of course, you're going to be paying a slight premium from the products here but it's good to support local farms and communities. They also have a variety of frozen meats, as well as baked goods like danishes and short bread. The short bread was packed nicely and a sweet, creamy taste, The danishes were very good as well. As soon as I brought them home, they were gone right away. My family seemed to enjoy the pastries so I wish I bought more. Overall, it seems like this farm produces some nice quality products.

On they way home to go around traffic you tend to find hidden gems along the side roads in the…read morecountry side just like this one! With shopping local and Canadian becoming more encouraged in 2018 my parents and I decided to stop here for a bit of grocery shopping. I love shopping from farms like these when in season of course as it supports local folks and communities that deserve help from city slickers like me! I picked up some lamb chop (which is my first time having lamb) a jar of peach raspberry jam plus some cheese curds; my mother picked some peas, strawberry syrup and lamb too. All in all I liked it there and may divert our usual route on purpose just to come back and pick up some other items that I didn't have room in the cooler to take back to home. :)