I should point out that these farmer's markets are situated on various days at a variety of locales…read morethroughout western Sullivan County during the summer. All offer a variety of fresh goods. This is one of the better ones in terms of size and variety. (The one in Jeffersonville is probably the worst when it comes to both criteria; Callicoon, on Sunday, and this one are the best.) It is located in Liberty village on Friday afternoons, and thus is very well-patronized by second-home-owners stopping in after a drive from the city. The prices tend to be steep, which is why I can't work up more enthusiasm in terms of stars. As another reviewer pointed out, $4 for blueberries is a little ridiculous, and in fact is what you'd pay at the priciest gourmet store in the city. Frankly that's a beef that I have with farmer's markets generally. Yes, you buy direct from the farmer, which excludes the middleman and results in fresher produce. But the resultant savings are rarely passed on to the consumer. Thus my enthusiasm is tempered by the fact that the wares at these markets are not very good values. Frankly for cheese you'd do better in some of the specialty stores in New York City. Vegetables and fruit of equal or nearly equal quality can be purchased at ShopRite down the road. True, it's not "right off the farm," but the difference in quality is not justified by the massive difference in price. Credit cards are not accepted, unlike the supermarkets, and, again, that savings is not shared with the customer. Time for the farmers in these markets to realize that their patrons are not all "rich New York millionaires," and to make their prices more reasonable.

Great Selection, tons of local farmers offering, artisnal/organic cheeses, prepared foods, breads…read more(Flour Power), Ice Cream -- Basil Ice Cream!! (Early Bird Cookery) Really cool vibe, some prices are a little high ($4 per quart of blueberries) and some are a little ridiculous ($7 for a cup of salsa!)

Old not fresh produce and high prices, they make it seem like they did you a favor by even opening…read morethe store, used to be great 15 year ago, new owners are awful and not friendly

Awful old produce. I should have taken a picture of the Scotch bonnet peppers, and old produce in…read morecontainers. Disgusting. I stopped to get pumpkins which were very nice at 39 cents per pound. But the produce? Awful. Disgusting.

Lovely farm and great selection of apples and meat. Came…read morehere for camping and ended up going apple picking as well. AmazIng experience.

The people were very nice at this organic farm. They had several different varieties of apples, but…read morenot the ones I usually choose. If you're looking for Red Delicious, Gala, Granny Smith, etc., this is not the farm for you. If your main focus is to buy organic, then this may be the farm for you.

Since my last disappointing review, I've had some much better experiences. Their fresh, in season…read moreproduce was more reasonably priced than I remembered and I got some great cucumbers, peppers, and corn this year. They also had a very nice selection of apples and I was pleasantly surprised at the price. They have bread from a local bakery packed up in half-loaves or less (great for me) and that was also less expensive than I had expected. The real prize though, was the quiche! The bacon and caramelized onion quiche I got was AMAZING. OH! And if you happen to visit in autumn, you definitely want the pumpkin chocolate chip cookies.

A beautiful farm market with fantastic pastries and breakfast sandwiches, and I believe they also…read moredo PYO apples/pumpkins and hay rides. The scones and apple cider donuts are an absolute must-try. We also stopped by during breakfast and everyone coming in was ordering some sort of sandwich or bagel to-go. I tried the egg & cheese sandwich and can confirm that it's delicious - I was actually very impressed with how fluffy and thick the egg was!

We love browsing interesting and unique products, and simplicity is key for me. Local, real and…read moreeasy to pronounce are the ingredients we get behind.This place had a little bit of everything, and maybe had it all. I reference Yuka or the Bobby Approved apps when I'm shopping, so to see that many of their offerings were highly rated made me feel comfortable at the market. We didn't get a chance to try any of the freshly prepared items from their cafe...but a variety of sauces, syrups, oils, produce, cheese and drinks had me like a kid in a candy store, next door. Some comic relief on their product labels, too.

Such a cute gem! My friends and I got jams and lattes here, and I was shocked at how delicious my…read morecinnamon matcha latte was. The color was really dark, and it was a really creamy latte. It could've given some NYC matcha lattes a run for its money. My friends and I also bought some jams to take home as souvenirs, so I'm excited to try! $20 for 2 large jams is a really good deal.

Sweetest people ever! There's a fun and big corn maze that's definitely worth it and a ton of…read morethings for the family and kids to do all day. Entry fee was around $6-8 a person but I can't remember. They have a REAL pumpkin patch with REAL low prices too! You won't find a huge pumpkin like we did in the city for these prices-- maximum was $12! Plus, we're Cunningham's too so we especially like the place! Will be back for Halloween and for the next fall seasons to come!

We wanted to find a place for the kids to go pumpkin picking and boy was this the right choice. We…read moredid the very fun (and massive corn maze). The rest of the activities (large scale tic tac toe, corn toss, large scale "kerplunk" game etc added a lot of fun. The hay ride to the pumpkin patch (which was a true pumpkin patch--not a bunch of pumpkins laid out in a field) was really fun. Finally the pumpkins were really beautiful and very reasonably priced (the largest pumpkins were only $10) the people running the place were very nice and it definitely had a warm family feel. We would highly recommend...definitely worth the trip.

I love their local fruit, veggies, and eggs. The people are so nice and have affordable prices.read more

Can't say enough about Hoeffner farms. Not only are they a great farm market offering beautiful…read moreflowers, vegetables, fresh pasteurized milk from a local creamery. (The chocolate milk is so yummy) but they are also a full service florist. Their prices are very good and the arrangements are lush and beautiful.They supplied all the flowers for our daughters wedding June 1st 2019. They totally knocked it out of the park.

This farmers market started a couple of years ago and the number of vendors just keeps going up!…read more They have multiple vendors of produce (vegetables, herbs, fruits), plus specialty vendors that sell things like vegan scones, bundt cakes (!) goat cheese and milk, pickles and sourdough bread. The market features live music by local musicians each week. It has a free weekly kids program and accepts SNAP. It is across the street from the Poughkeepsie Train Station and next door to the elevator to the Walkway Over the Hudson, which makes it very accessible by foot.

Love this market! It's been growing steadily over the past few years It's covered, which means…read moreit's usually open rain or shine and in the heat, it can really be a sweet relief. They have live music too. Attracting more vendors, especially with local products like bread, maple syrup, coffee, baked goods, cheeses and goat milk, homemade soap, microgreens as well as several fresh produe vendors - even organic - and someone who sells farm fresh eggs and chicken! Prices are very reasonable as well. This year there are a few food vendors and trucks - jerk chicken and Mole Mole with mexican food - though they are here sometimes and missing other Mondays. There are picnic tables in the market to hang out or eat too. Parking is tight and sparse - the Children's Museum allows free use of their lot, but parking at Waryas Park is also an option if you don't mind a short walk. And the train station is also within walking distance. There is a walkway along the river that connects both Waryas and Upper Landing Park, so it's a great place for a walk or spending time sitting on a bench near the river on a nice day. You can even take the elevator up to the Walkway over the Hudson. Please come here and support your local vendors and farmers!

amazing food amazing management staff service was phenomenal. I would highly recommend going to…read moreanybody because they treat you like family and they're very kind and they will go above and beyond for you well done.

The market carries unique food and nutritional items that often cannot be found in other…read morelocalities. The owners are also extremely dedicated to giving back to their community.