This is an amazing Farmers Market. Seriously, it was lively, there are a variety of vendors and we just happened to hit it on a 'dry' day, so yay! Parking is at the 'new gnome trail head' so it's a dirt lot and when we arrived we did have to drive a bit to find a spot. The early bird gets the spot, but with traffic in and out, you can find one if you are patient just a little. Vendors are under their own individual awnings. Some have two spots, some one. There were also a couple of tents for kids like face painting and a community tent with some coloring items for them. The farmers had a variety of items. Lots of cherries this time of year. Some 'regular' (why is 'pesticides used' regular?) and some organic. We grabbed some Rainier cherries. If you haven't tried them - get on it. Lettuces, kohlrabi, eggs, apples, all the in-season items. There were yarn crafters, hand made wood items like cutting boards, and other kitchen items as well as home decor. We picked up some cheese from the Cheeselady and it is delicious. We picked up local honey from one of two (three?) local honey vendors. So many beautiful fresh and dried flower bouquets! How can you not get one of these beauties? The youth orchestra was under the pavilion playing during our visit. There are several food trucks and vendors selling foods to eat on site with table under the pavilion for dining. It's a lot of walking and a lot to see. Definitely recommend you visit this farmers market often. It's quite well organized and represented by local vendors. read more

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Made it a Saturday event the past 2 weekends in a row to go to this Farmer's Market. Wanted to see what they had, which food vendors were available and if there were any new items to check out. Got an Iced Caramel Macchiato from Chayen Coffee and tried out a new Chicken Plate from the Zaytoona Mediterranean Food Truck. The drink was very tasty and refreshing on a sizzling hot day today (8/03/24). Browsed around the different vendors who were present, but didn't really buy anything else. The big donut vendor ran out of giant donuts and carrot cakes, so was a little disappointed by that since we were in the mood for some... Parking was a hassle, as always at this location since people do not know how to get around the bloody parking lot. Anyway, after getting home, tasted the Mediterranean food and was sorely dissatisfied! Chicken was salty, hummus was totally bland, fries were soggy since they had put the chicken on top for some odd reason and the tzatziki wasn't that flavorful at all. I would give a 2 out of 5 for the food business since it cost $18.00 and couldn't finish it due to the saltiness of the chicken! Tried something new and felt pretty disappointed by it, as the food quality didn't meet my expectations. Have had much better Mediterranean food elsewhere... This is a decent Farmer's Market, so I would recommend others to visit. Has a wide variety of food vendors, small businesses and choices for your liking. read more

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I really love this Farmer's Market! They have an array of wonderful vendors, music, food trucks, and the setting is beautiful! The traffic in and out can get a bit congested at times, but it's well worth a little hassle to visit such a great market! read more

I stopped by on a whim near close and it is a very quaint farmer's market! There is lots of shopping, and the market being partially in the woods was a very nice set up. I also appreciated the amount of seating in the shade available. There were multiple stands with 3D printed items for sale exclusively, which did seem to reduce the variety of options available but it's nice if you are bringing children or teens who are interested in those. read more

What a great farmer's market. It's a bit far from my home but I went to meet a friend. So glad I did! Loads of parking and big open walkways. A large area with tables underneath a covered area to eat food purchases. I found some delicious heirloom tomatoes, pears, cucumber and an onion. Decided to treat myself to some gourmet churro flavored popcorn. Each vendor was friendly and excellent service. Loads of food trucks here with tamales, tacos, and many donut choices. It was worth the drive and I recommend it! Like many farmers markets these days it had a huge section selling other items too from candles, chairs, purses, dips, plants and specialty flowers. Enjoy. Cheers and SYPOP. read more

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This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to. Having lived in Central California, we had Friday night farmers markets in the middle of downtown. Barbecues and tons of food and lots of parking. Because of limited space at this location there is not always a ton of parking. What I like is the diversity of vendors and how clean the venue is every week. I am within walking distance of this location and try to get here at least twice a month. The products are great, the vendors are friendly and the pricing seems to be in line competitively with similar products. Great location and very safe. Highly recommend it! read more

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Nice farmers market. Good mixture of farm products, food vendors and craft vendors. Good parking easy access. read more

Market opened on Sat and we've come for many years. I have to say that May 6.2023 may have been the best opening day EVER. More vendors, better organization and tons of traffic. We enjoy supporting local vendors and small businesses in the area. The addition to double the food trucks, they had no open booth space which made for an enjoyable morning of walking. The renovated market places has winding paths to take you to each booth and make it feel comfortable without too much clutter.m The fruit and veggie stands were missing this opening day, but it is likely to early in the season for good variety. I highly recommend for all ages, and pets are welcomed! I reccomend read more

Maple Valley Farmers' Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Maple Valley, Washington

What a fun and very busy farmers market! Well worth the 25 minute drive through the mountain and forests, glad to catch the last one for the season. Lots of vendors, selling produce, bakery goods, candles, flowers, and plenty of food to eat or to go. Looking forward to trying the tamales from Haughty Tamale, couldn't resist trying so of the delicious heirloom cherry tomatoes on the drive back. Slowly filling up my very empty fridge with some good stuff. Looking forward to to next season! Where the next new adventure? Yelping, God bless and Cheers! read more

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After several people told us about it, we decided to visit the market for the first time at the end of the season last year. We were impressed with the layout and loved the setting and the overall organization. Great vendors are offering all kinds of products. It's safe to say that there is something for everyone. Great place to spend your Saturday morning. We loved it!! read more

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This market is going to be a NO from me. Went last weekend to check things out. I checked out the website first and got the impression that there were going to be a ton of stands with a ton of variety. Having been to the Gnome Trail, I'd already seen the parking lot and assumed that it would be Hell on Earth so parked over at Lake Wilderness and just walked in, which was probably the best part of my morning as the rest of the market was a complete waste of time. Low Rider cookies!! My fave, happy to see them here. 2 produce stands with a tiny selection, lots of knick-knacks. So many knick-knacks!! Looking for something random for your home? This place probably has your back. Looking for fresh offerings from farmers? Not here. A handful of flower stands, which is something I love, but the prices were about double (!!) of other farmer markets for the same quantity. Washington is a beautiful state with a TON of green space and all the fruits that come with that - better markets are super easy to find. read more

Okay, I've had to update this. There is a great selection of vendors, live entertainment, food trucks, but the accessibility of the parking lot is a logistical nightmare. Sometimes the wait to get in can take longer than 15 minutes. If I see a line of cars trying to get in, I don't even attempt going any more. read more

Don't get me wrong, this is a fabulous farmer's market. Lots of vendors, so many shops selling high quality products. A little pricey for a lot of the artisan made things, but the produce is actually pretty fairly priced. But the parking is absolutely horrific. There's only one way in or out, and everyone's trying to merge in from all the other aisles. Getting out was a nightmare. From the time I got in the car to the time we finally pulled out of the lot onto the street, it was about an hour. You'd think they would have someone directing traffic in the street or something at the very least, so people aren't wasting gas and time just sitting there in their cars. read more

They've rearranged the booths this year - made it easier to navigate. This is always fun to visit, a nice walk with good music, some interesting and delicious food choices, lots of farm stands as well as some local crafts and such. We come here several times in the summer months, as well as to their fall and winter events. read more

It's back and bigger than ever! Larger location and expanded parking makes this Saturday market a good place to eat breakfast or lunch and pick up fresh vegetables and baked goods. Several choices for coffee. The consistently longest line was for Nina's Salsa; I will need to try that next time. 9-2. Large bouquets of flowers:$20 read more

Maple Valley Farmers' Market - Many flower vendors - Farmers Market Near Me - Maple Valley, Washington

Great Farmers market, that is well put together. Grab something to eat, sit under the pavilion and listen to local music. Nice variety of booths, Don't forget to hit the Nino Blanco salsa booth for the win! read more

Maple Valley Farmers' Market - any tents and trees - Farmers Market Near Me - Maple Valley, Washington

CLOSED drove 25 miles to go find it and it seems they didn't make it through Covid. So sad

What kind of farmer's market doesn't open until 9AM??? This is apparently the only thing to do in maple valley during the summer so it's always packed with people and you can't even get there early to beat the crowd. They literally don't let people in until 9:00AM. Pretty much everything is super over-priced. The walkways are too narrow to properly distance. They don't enforce the mask mandate. They don't even have any organic produce stands. One stand was selling loofahs bought from Fred Meyer, just with a marked up price. I don't understand the point of this "farmer's" market. read more

Not impressed. Parking is an awful nightmare. Same vendors you can find anywhere. Nothing special. Better market is Puyallup. *Also! Whoever runs their social media on Facebook will BLOCK anyone from their Facebook page if you disagree with their post. They are telling people to get their jabs and ALL your booster jabs. Anyone who voices their opinion gets deleted & blocked if the employee on Facebook doesn't agree with you. read more

There is a flux between weeks and how many vendors there are. The first week there I bought a beautiful woven basket. The pastry people, always in the same spot are always friendly and quick! The music selections are always nice. I have tried the various berry and cherry people and the quality is always very good. Please go, just don't try to take a left when you are leaving :) read more

This market gets bigger every year. I stopped by to see what was being offered and it seemed like there are twice as many vendors than last year. The vendors sold fruits, vegetables, flowers, crafts, pasta, pastries, etc. You can also pick up some lunch there as well, They even offer tables to sit at in the covered area. This week they also had a gentleman playing music and adding a festive feel to the day. I took advantage of the fresh berries for sale and was not disappointed. read more