Horsting's is one of those rare places you just can't drive past without stopping. Fortunately, we…read morestopped during the early part of the season - not nearly as chaotic-busy as it usually is. And, you can't stop there without buying at LEAST three kinds of their signature fruit pies. My "go to's" are (of course) apple, blueberry and strawberry-rhubarb. Sinfully delicious; every one of them. During the Holidays, the pumpkin pies literally fly off the massive counters, so get 'em when you can. Their pillowy-soft loaves of fresh-baked bread are also a mandatory thing. Sourdough or cinnamon-raisin are my favorites. We also picked up a couple of their great deli sandwiches; made with ingredients from their gardens and bakery. I chose the Country Club, which is a grilled turkey, bacon and Swiss cheese on potato bread. Outstanding! The bread is thick-cut and buttery, crispy. They don't shirk on the ingredients. Plenty of meat-and-cheese-to-bread going on. However, make sure and clear up some mad cash because prices are a bit premium. But the quality and abundance of what they offer is completely worth it - especially when you're only passing by once a year. ....and a long year in between it is....

It's like if Knaus Berry Farm in Homestead really tried…read more This was a great little stop on our way down from Prince George This place had all kinds of sandwiches, pies, breads and other treats. My kids enjoyed the scoop ice cream outside and running through the pick it Really, if you are driving by, must stop

An amazing selection of fruit. There's not a lot of options in this small town so they're lucky to…read morehave this. There are so many different options of fresh produce domestic and imported along with ice cream and other local products. I would highly recommend it. There's also a walkable ranch with animals, good for kids.

Market for the ranch. Seasonal Fruit and veggies grown locally or imported with care. Well laid out…read moreand 3 cashier lines. Lots of parking in a dirt lot. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

What a great market! We are used to great markets as we have lived in Bellingham for 10 years and…read morethen in Salt Lake for the last year so little Kamloops has done it right. It was the first weekend in June and the place was full so much good produce and baked goods. We got some local steaks and beets and grilled them up that night. We will try to hit this place up when we come through on a Sat in the summer. Great Market Kamloops.

Ya, I'm a big fan of this little market. I mean, Kamloops is not that big, but this event packs a…read morepunch. I like the " vibe " . It changes during the summer season, due to vendor's coming and going and different things available. I hope it grows. I hope it goes year round. I think the location is a bit strange, but hey, I don't make up the rules. I don't think there are washrooms. And parking is a bit tight. All in all its a nice addition to the downtown. And there is a smaller market on Wednesday on Victoria and 4th Ave.

Second only to the Kamloops Farmer's Market, the Old Farm Market is a great place to get fresh…read morelocal BC produce and other products. You can do most of your weekly shopping on the short strip that includes Summit Meats and Cobbs Bakery. The only thing missing is paper and cleaning products. However, the Market has carved out a great little niche in Kamloops. Worth the trip, especially in the summer when they have fresh Okanagan and Thompson Valley fruits and veg.