How many times can you drive by before you FINALLY stop in. Sunday before thanksgiving seemed like…read morethe perfect time to load up on items! And holy carrots Batman! The kind I remember as a kid that we huge! Apples, oranges, lemons, limes, nuts, garlic, carrots and radishes oh my! Plus plenty more. I had to resist the local honey at a great price- but I have plenty of honey at home already. Just a simply produce stand with great prices and an abundance of items. Just stop in~ you know you want to!

What a great little fruit stand! Fresh fruit, veggies grown right there. Sometimes they'll have…read moreplant city strawberries before they start picking their own.

I've lived up this way for going on 6 years now and I just discovered this gem of a farm-to-public…read moreoption. The selection varies but hey, it's as fresh as it gets. I've had some corn here that rivals my beloved and much missed Midwest sweet corn. The candy cane beets are a rare treat. From dill to blueberries to zucchini and yellow squash, it's all been so very good. Prices are reasonable, downright excellent considering the quality, freshness and light eco-footprint. Right now their hours are limited to Saturdays from 8-noon. There's plenty of stuff, but early is better if you're looking for something that's just coming in or on it's way out. I've ordered my first $20 basket for delivery next week. I'll update my review with pictures and impressions after I get it. All the folks working the place are friendly and helpful. They offer gloves and sanitizer at the start of the line to help out in these tricky times. Overall, this is a great spot to check out. You won't find everything you're looking for, but the stuff is fresh and it's a buy-local win.

From the owner: Local certified organic vegetable farm! We offer fresh produce with contactless home delivery for…read moreall of St. John's County. We are also at the St. Augustine Amp Market and Nocatee Farmers Market when in season. Visit our website for more information and to order. Commercial grower for potatoes and green beans! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

Good quality market, fresh produce. We picked up some local items as well and are looking forward…read moreto trying them. This is a great little stop if you're staying in the area.

I love this place. Been regularly shopping here for going on three years. Great produce. Fresh…read morefruits and vegetables as well as eggs, Amish butter, bacon, jellies/jams, dressings, sauces, peanuts, and outside they even have things like wooden benches and birdhouses for sale. The store is clean and well-organized and they change up their displays frequently. Yes, there are flies buzzing around the produce but this is an open air market so it's to be expected. Not all of the products are local to Florida but you will find brands not found at most large supermarkets. Two of my favorite products of all time are sold here: Jake & Amos Beets and Jake & Amos Vanilla Peaches. I also enjoy periodically picking random dressings and sauces to try. April and her family are super friendly and knowledgeable. Cash only. No ATM on location.

Amazing selection of prepared food and meat. I love this place everyone is very friendlyread more

I like their unusual gifts and the meat selection is awesome. I stop in everytime I am in Lake…read moreCity. It is located right off if I75.

Very cool, long-standing, local produce "stand"--really, a small grocer and very popular it seems…read more Most customers seemed to be regulars, often older folks and greeted by name--it's just that kind of place. They have quite a bit of local produce but things not produced in the region or out of season are shipped in from elsewhere, just like any other grocery. The citrus, peppers, squash, and potatoes selection was especially good (in early Decemeber) and they have local cane syrup (from two different producers!), honey, and jams, jellies, and more. Of course, also fresh eggs and Nettles' sausage, as well. Supposedly when it's watermelon season this is THE place to come for your watermelon!

Great service and local items. Fresh flowers, fruit, raw…read moremilk, produce! Carry out service is excellent.

Massive waste of time. I'm a Floridian born and raised so I have driven by this place many times. I…read morealso was a flea market kid, hanging out at flea markets all through out my life. Came here with HIGH hopes but I drove 50 min to buy a lemonade and that's about it. Felt like I was at some weird political convention. Many of the vendors are selling items made in China including tacky MAGA merch, it's pretty disturbing and sad. Meanwhile the vendors not selling cheap Chinese items are slim to none. Among the empty rows you might actually find people selling items that people would truly be interested in such as antiques, framed art, decor, and glassware. But again, it is slim to none. In my opinion, there were barely any good vendors here and the ones you might find are either selling garbage or selling animals in small cages overheating in nearly 90 degree weather. An extremely disappointing waste of time visiting this place and a disgrace to what flea markets used to be. I thought visiting the antique store would bring me a bit of happiness but even then it was just okay. There are plenty antique stores in Jacksonville that beat this place in both pricing and available items. Super sad to say it but this place was not worth my time.

Drove 1-1:2 hours from Daytona to go here. It was Very disappointing, what happened. Veggies…read morewere way over priced (drove back to the Palatka veggie stand on 100). Saw vendors eating from the grills they were cooking on for patron's and that's a big disappointment for me. (Must be the norm, we stopped at Wendy's on the way out of town and encountered the same thing at that restaurant). We use to love this drive to get a way on a road trip. Have to find a new place for a road trip.

I recently got to visit Urban Folk Farm as part of Slow Food First Coast's Tour De Farm 2015. They…read morehave lots of various crops (and some chickens!). The owner told us she is pretty new to farming and they have a "farm stand" to purchase their goods. Instead of a CSA where you get whatever they give you, she sends an email out with what they have and you can pick and choose and let them know when you want to pick up your items (they have set hours all week). Nice setup if you live on the Westside!

Wow we just discovered these people the food is delicious we bought some black radishes and grade…read morethem up and put them in our salad tonight they're wonderful we met The farmer and his son at the Orange Park Town hall farmers market on the corner of Kingsley and Highway 17 Park Ave. in Orange Park when we went there for the first time last Sunday and all their produce was so Beautiful and delicious also the prices are competitive I strongly suggest that y'all go to one of his locations I think there's three and also you can visit the farm and take a tour over off of Normandy in Jacksonville we're going to do that soon and then I will update how that was!

Best spot for produce. Great prices…read more See the couple in the front entrance. I SWEAR, THE BEAST LEMONADE IN JAX!!!! Real lemonade with pulp! She has watermelons, boiled peanuts, fresh eggs and local honey. Very friendly and wonderful customer service.

This farmer's market has multiple vendors with fresh vegetables and fruit. Definitely the largest…read moreselection I have found in this area. We also bought some local honey and enjoyed a beautiful nursery with a great selection of plants. Plenty of parking here. Great option for local produce if convenient for you.

I can really appreciate the small, local farmers and Down to Earth produces some of the most…read morebeautiful fruits and veggies that I have ever seen in the area! They grow more than 50% of flowers on their farm and if you ever get a chance to buy a bouquet, you won't be sorry. Absolutely as gorgeous as their produce! I happen to visit their booth at the Jax Arts District Farmers Market in Riverside on Wednesdays and the woman working it is very knowledgeable about the farm and agriculture. The actual farmer wasn't present, but I believe she said that he has been working his farm for over a decade. That's pretty impressive and very progressive especially for the Jacksonville area seeing that I grew up south of Gainesville where most of the bigger farms are located. The prices are so reasonable for the quality and varieties offered here. Just check out their in-season produce and flowers so you'll know what I mean. I took photos. :)

Stopped by their vendor booth at the Riverside Arts Market today. Had tons of beautiful, farm-fresh…read moreproduce as well as some other local goodies. I was trying to stick to a grocery list, so I only got French breakfast radishes and a red onion, but they were very friendly and I will definitely be keeping an eye out for them again at future markets. Maybe next time I'll even be brave enough to buy the gorgeous Chinese broccoli they were selling for just a few dollars!

Got a Saturday morning with nothing to do? Head over to the Fernandina Farmers Market on…read moreSaturday's from 0900 to 1300 on historic Centre Street and 7th Street intersection. The Farmer's Market offers live entertainment to health food items, homemade bread, pasta, eggrolls, smoothies and vendors who grow their own vegetables! Take your shopping basket, wear your hat and sunglasses and take your pooch along. There's something for everyone at the Farmers Market!

6/13/26. Hadn't been to this farmers market since the artists were booted out! Still don't…read moreunderstand why the bank did that; they were an asset to the farmers market. Maybe change it back! Here today, it seemed quite a few commercial/business vendors, there was one produce (which we were looking for tomatoes, they had none), a Greek vendor (we got delicious spinach pie and Greek gyro), cheese sticks, bread for sale, several plants, cheese vendors, etc with a musician on the guitar. I'd say the vendor market was 60%-70% full but not alot of customers but it was close to noon so maybe they already shopped?