I have shopped Och's Fruit Farm for the past 6 years. They were great 6 years ago, great 5 years…read moreago. They were good 4 years ago but I noticed prices were jumping, but produce was excellent. I think it's been family owned for years. I continued despite prices. Last year I went for Tomatoes and something changed again. New people , not as friendly but produce was good and I purchased apples again. Prices took a big jump last summer (2026) and new cashiers, again. Even though I was a long time customer the service wasn't so good or friendly. Prices on everything too high. I haven't been back this year because I can't afford them anymore. So if anyone reads this I would like a second opinion, especially from the owners. I wonder if they have fewer customers? Anyone, please respond? Explain what changed? Thank you.

Fresh wholesome food grown & sold by the nicest hardworking family! Bringing home their fragrant…read moregorgeous flowers on Saturdays from the Granville Farmers Market is the highlight

Quite honestly, I am in love with the romantic idea of having a farmers market nearby. I love that…read moreI can walk down down the sidewalk just two blocks and buy fresh fruits and veggies. In fact, just this morning we walked down and bought some fresh-picked blackberries. By this afternoon we had made them into a delicious pie. I win. All that being said, the selection isn't all that it could be. Canal is located very close to a number of working farms. However, the market only boasts five fruit and veggie stands. The folks selling locally raised meat haven't been around lately. There is a great bread stand courtesy Great Harvest Bakery, but that's pretty corporate. There are a few too many stands with things like Tupperware and knick-knacks. The farmer's market is open every Saturday morning through mid-October. Until August 27, it's open on Wednesday nights too.

Sweet little market. Our only disappointment is that we found out one of the prominent vendors buys…read morefrom wholesale and then resells. We go to farmer's markets to support local and get food where we know its background! If you feel the same, don't be afraid to ask about where the farm is or where the food comes from! Or trust your instincts if the veggies look "too perfect"! Then move on to a truly local farm!

Sunday, April 25th, stopped in at Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge, Ohio with hubby, daughter and…read moreson in-law to check out the outside and inside vendors. There was a lot of shoppers there mixing together to enjoy the weather and the treasures. We parked in the huge private parking lot and jumped out to start our treasure hunting adventure. I was able to find some very interesting items and purchased some homemade Amish Peanut Butter Fudge. Sampled some homemade Sweet Pepper Butter

A lot of cool shops with unique things, but everything is overpriced making it not so enjoyable…read more Not quite a flea market which is what is advertised, more like an overpriced boutique collectors mall.

Great location and lots of local vendors. Wish there was more produce, but I imagine that will come…read moreeventually.

This is my favorite place to shop in Canal Winchester. They have a great selection of local foods,…read moreand prices are great for the quality and freshness of the products. My personal favorite is the rustic sourdough bread from Better Late Than Never bakery. I also appreciate that you can buy a variety of locally raised meat. The staff is always friendly and helpful and they often have a farmer/producer available to answer questions. There is a little café area where you can eat, it's sunny and welcoming. Fresh flowers brighten the space and the overall vibe is very charming!

The millions (okay, so maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration) of types of tomatoes this farm sells…read moreis absolutely incredible! I was told about this family run farm out in Canal while Ana dinner gathering last week. I can even begin to express how to say it... GET HERE NOW! Sweet tomatoes the size of marbles. Some that were no bigger than a crabapple tree berry. Some the size of my palm. They sell 250+ varieties right here in central Ohio. Can you beat that? Amongst the other succulent tomatoes I bought, I got what resemble tiny tomatillos (in the night shade family); you have to tear away the thin "paper shell". They LITERALLY taste like tropical fruit juice. I kid you not. I met David today, and he's a friendly, knowledgeable gentleman. Him and the co-owner, Joe, sell at a few markets around town, so if you don't catch them at one of those, make the trek southeast. No really. Do it.

What a great farm! Lots of variety, super fresh delicious products and wonderful customer service!…read moreCan't say enough about them.

The campground is all wooded with many campsites, not all, along the river. Plenty of big trees to…read morehang hammocks, clothing lines, and tarps for rain. We had a reservation along the river, but decided to move away from the river for much more space for our group. Christine and Nick couldn't have been more accommodating with us changing sites. They even brought us a 2nd picnic table. Having wood dropped off was helpful too. We would definitely return to this campground!

The facilities at the campground are dirty and rundown. If you stay in the primitive campground,…read morethe the only place to go to the bathroom or some pretty unpleasant porta John's. It could be a much more enjoyable experience if they had some better bathrooms and showers. And if you're interested in going to Hocking Hills State Park it's about 25 minutes away. There's much better options. Sing the permit of campground is a beautiful area with lots of potential.