This is my favorite local farm stand right outside of the Orange Park/Jacksonville area. I have…read morebeen coming here since 2020. I have not gotten the privilege of meeting the owner however I have shopped plenty of times and the quality of the produce is always amazing. I always look forward to swinging by here when I'm in the area.

A good alternative to large stores. It would be nice to have more small shops like this.read more

This is a great little farmers market easily accessed from Jax and OP at the orange park town hall…read moreon Saturdays. During my first visit I was surprised by the amount of vendors here. The farmers market has produce, live music, entertainment for kids, food products, jewelry, etc. Although the riverside arts market is my favorite, the Orange Park farmers market is a good local second option.

I did not know this place existed! So there is Clay county then there is the town of Orange Park…read more So I stopped by the town hall the other day. They have everything you need for your business in one spot. Get your water account setup, zoning, fire inspection. You name it they got you covered. I was so impressed with the amount of things you can get done in one building. We need to go back to the go old days! And Mrs. Louis is the sweetest Lady. She answered all my stupid questions and even enter my information in right there on the spot. Great southern hospitality.

I love it so much and incredible unbelievable remarkable so much and the staff so nice and kind and…read morecaring loving sweet they everything from vegetables and fruits etc it is so clean and organized! I love coming here so much so gorgeous unbelievable unique! Lots of food and drinks very organized! From Lauren

This is the worst fresh market I have ever been to. The produce looks old and their prices are…read moreoutrageous, this lady tried to charge us $23 for 4 mangoes?? The place looks run down and a bit dirty, I would not recommend it having much better options like the beach blvd flea market.

Every Saturday, from 10-3, under the bridges in Riverside, many of the best food and craft vendors…read morein the area, along with performers, local residents, and Jacksonville's greatest dogs, converge for a great weekend event. RAM is just a vibe. We make this a weekly stop and bring our dogs. There is something for everyone here. The outside lanes are devoted to local food vendors and food trucks respectively. Tons of great bakeries, produce and coffee selections. Inside, art, jewelry, and on stage, local talent weekly. Some of my favorite food vendors are 1748 Bakehouse and Mixed Fillings. The art vendors differ week to week and we've made a few purchases. Most importantly, this is THE highlight of the week for my dogs. They get to mingle with other dogs and people and they smile the entire time we're there. This is THE event to start your weekend in the Jacksonville area. If you haven't been, I highly encourage you to visit RAM.

An amazing experience alot of Duval artist out to showcase their talent and sell goods reasonable…read moreprices alot of fun for adults and kids and tons of food trucks Great customer service!!!!

Valdes Farmers Market market was everything I expected a farmer's market would be - Outdoorsy,…read moreFarm-fresh pickings, and a bit of a Southern Charm. One thing I wasn't expecting but, should have realized by the name is that they had more Latin foods items on their shelves which was quite up my alley. They even had my favorite drink - Jupina - which a very flavorful Pineapple drink. I love the fact that their produce is much cheaper than the franchise prices and that they also have a selection of meats that you probably wouldn't find at a franchised grocery store such a a WHOLE FREAKING PIG. LOL! Yikes! To be such a small market, I also love that they provide shopping bags but, I would probably just use green bags next time to be a little more environment-friendly.

This is a true treasure of fresh vegetables, fruits and meat! I'm here once a week at least…read more Don't miss the absolutely delicious fresh pita for $2! And, the Cuban Pizza food truck outside is to die for

This was a really fun experience. There are all kinds of vendors and food trucks l. Definitely a…read morefun way to spend a Sunday. Note,,,they are only open the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. I found great real freeze dried dog treats for my little dog whom has lots if allergies and can only have things made with duck, lamb, and venison so that was very exciting for us. We met a vendor that sold prize winning Kansas City barbecue rub that was amazing. We saw lots of beautiful fresh produce, bakery items and lots of homemade items, beautiful jewelry and art. Unfortunately I just didn't have enough $$ to go around because believe me I could have bought a lot of things! This is a wonderful market close to home, easy parking and available indoor facilities at the civic center. I will be going to this market lots and I recommend you try it out too!

Very nice, pleasant market with mostly crafts and food-truck-type of meals available. Vendors were…read morevery sociable and easy to do business with. Adorable little train ride for the kids. We bought a Turkish cotton wrap, homemade stain remover, 3 hand-sewn headbands and a few edible delicacies like marshmallow and rice krispie treats. Nice public bathroom is right there and parking was easy for us.

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!

I got a message, that they will be open on 1/10/26 and I really wanted to check it out. It's a…read morevery interesting place. It looks like it would be full of all kinds of vegetables, but you don't go inside the building. The vendors are outside. It was only 4 vendors. but I loved it. A young lady that sells body products and one is Yoni so if you would like to get your Yoni cleanse, go see her. I love me some mushrooms. all kinds of mushrooms. The mushroom man was there; he grows them himself. Then the vegetables from the actual farm, they were picked yesterday. They have greens, so mustard, collards, kale and turnups and these are young turnups, they are all white. The greens were only $3.00 per bunch. Make sure you look at every leaf front and back ( if you know, you know) They harvest their own honey, they have a bee farm in the back! You can tour the farm and the bee farm; you can also volunteer to help harvest the produce. I really like that. And then those crackers.......Lort have mercy! These ain't for the children kind of crackers, not even for the teenagers! These are for the grown folk! They are like chez-it with a lot of flavor. Man, everyone I tasted was chef's kiss! Man, this will be next level on your Charcuterie Board! The Jalapeno one, it has a kick, after you have eaten about 4 of them, so if your heat sensitive beware They had other desert items on the table, I didn't even want to taste them, they would have had all my coin! They aren't there every week. I think she said every other week. zoom in on the card, and email or check out the website I see myself coming here on a regular basis for sure! I went by their yesterday 1/2/26 it looked like it's no longer in business? I went out of my way to go check it out. The front gate was open, but it didn't look like it was even operational. Should I decide to go back, I will call first. Food None Ambiance no life!

This is a really special place. I volunteer here every once in a while on a Wednesday or Saturday…read moreto help with the upkeep of the farm. It services a great community and is a safe haven for many adults looking to make a positive impact. I love seeing our progress after a volunteer day, it brings me joy knowing that Eartha's legacy lives through us all who have spent time on this farm. I highly encourage a visit here, go alone, go with family, go during the market. Choose an activity and let the staff teach you the rest. Great learning experience each time I visit.

Every Saturday! Love the variety, it's small and quaint and that's nice too. Bought some lovely…read moresoaps, a plant, some veggies and cookies/pastries. WIll definitely return...

A small little farmers market. It didn't have many booths, but there were a couple good ones! I…read moreliked the Japanese bread one - I bought some pastries from them and tried samples. So yummy and they were very friendly! I also bought beeswax wrap from another woman. Hope they bring in more booths eventually.

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!