Not particularly large, but they have a good mix of booths. Actual produce and flowers. Has…read moreadequate free parking.

Our first time at the Poulsbo Farmers Market, we were surprised to see how quiet it was, even among…read morethe numbers of people in lines for each of the produce vendors, and the lines for pastries/breads, coffee, ice cream growing as we left an hour later (11:06am). The pastures we purchased were deliciously savory and a tasty combination of flavors. The market really seems intended for and bustling with locals. The live music (John Becket) was soft, tasteful and sweet, calming with a good beat and enjoyable. Thank you!

Don't make a special trip. This market is small. More book sellers than anything else. No produce…read more Weak looking florals. It does have a nice setting and music going for it.

Maybe it was the time of year we went, maybe it was an off day, maybe the planets weren't aligned…read moreon this very warm, beautiful Sunday morning but what a disappointment. Firstly, $10 for 12 hour parking (the only option they offered) when typically on Sundays parking is free (at least at the Port Orchard farmers market it is), and we only planned on stopping by for some farm fresh vegetables and sticking around for maybe an hour. There were maybe a total of 18-20 tents all selling crafts and things of that nature. We saw household plants, but nothing "farm" related. We paid $10 for parking to essentially wander off outside the Kingston ferry terminal where the majority of shops were either closed or uninteresting. I saw another Yelp review put it perfectly, "less on the farm more on the market". The live music was ok and brought about a decent atmosphere, unfortunately that was the only redeeming quality of this experience. Again, maybe it was the time of year (end of July) or maybe it was the heat. It wasn't worth the 27 minute drive nor the $10 parking when we were there maybe 15 minutes. Go to the one in Port Orchard, they actually sell vegetables and great stuff from local farmers. I didn't take pictures because it was so depressing.

A bit small, but still full of positive energy and set amongst a beautiful park, so plenty of…read moreredeeming qualities. Would like to see more vendors present with greater diversity of products, but it's still a nice opportunity to get outside and be around your neighbors.

Wow....... A Cool Little Farmer's Market right in the Park covered by shade trees !! Nicely layed…read moreout, seemed like about 20+ booths. A Donut truck, Some Tacos to snack on, Bread, all kinds of Fruits and veggies, Ice Cream, Plants, Arts & Crafts, saw come jewelry, a man playing some music, I even saw a lady selling Crumpets !??! Now that's something I gotta try next time. !! Every Thursday 4-7, even runs through October. Well worth the time to check it out. Cool playground in the park to keep the kids busy also !!

Probably the best Farmers Market is Seattle. There is something for everyone and it's one of the…read morebest way to spend your Sunday morning. High quality stuff ! Also the things you get here ranges from Ethiopian food, jams, flowers, dessert, Portugese delicacies , mushroom and many more locally made sourced products. The best time to go here would be on Sunday morning between 9 - 10 AM.

This is a cool farmers market. Not quite the season for lots of produce but it's always fun to walk…read morearound. We chatted with the folks at the WSU Extension booth and learned a lot about when to plan vegetables. Super helpful and friendly!

We used to go to a u-cut Christmas Tree farm over on Bainbridge when visiting family, but after a…read moreknee surgery for one family member, walking around the farm is a little more challenging. We started out at our regular place, but we didn't see much selection, and decided to try this place when we drove by to the grocery store and noticed they had quite a few trees. Couldn't hurt to stop and look, and we're very glad we did! They were great, they had a ton of different varieties of trees, and just as many sizes. If you want something really tall and thick, they've got you covered. Want a Charlie Brown type of tree, they still got you covered. Maybe you've got 20+ feet ceilings, or are wanting a tree as tall as the Capitol building in Olympia, they can help you out. Honestly, the trees were nicer than the ones available at the u-cut lot, and for the same price, why not get the nicest tree available? All the trees were freshly cut, just a day before Thanksgiving and we were there on the Sunday after the holiday. They trim it up for you so the base will fit in your tree stand and remove a few of the branches on the bottom so you don't have to worry about it at home. They helped load it up in the car and were very friendly and helpful. This place is really close for the in-laws, and I think we'll skip the hassle of cutting our own tree down in the future and just come back to Olmsted's!

Customer service is horrendous. I called to inquire about a specific item - a woman answered the…read morephone and asked what I was looking for. After asking she responded "I'm too busy" and handed the phone to another associate who verified they carry the item, but wasn't sure if any were in stock and replied "we are really busy right now, can I take your name and number and we will call you back." It's been over a week since I called, and still no return call. I ended up taking a drive up there the same day I called to see for myself. We were the third car in the parking lot, so they weren't busy. The employee was behind the register on her phone in a very relaxed state. After walking around the grounds for 30 mins with no help from employees, I verified the item I was looking for was in stock but was more expensive than other local stores - also, they had very limited selection for what I was looking for. I ended up going to Lowe's and found the exact same item with a wider variety of selections at a way cheaper price, with better customer service.

We paid a visit for a pumpkin patch experience. I really didn't expect much knowing it would be…read moreslightly small. But we had a blast. I think having friends join is key! They had some cute little photo areas for the kids. Little tractors for them to play on and take some pics. Their gift shop/pumpkin buying area was cute. We got two mini pumpkins for 50c. They had a little trail with pumpkins, would have been more fun if the path was cleared a little and if they had a pumpkin decorating area to add your own pumpkin for fun. They had a treats/snack area and I thought it was really cute. Mini and big caramel apples. Popcorn, chips and drinks. There were some blood (juice) bags, they are so cute, just for Halloween. When the weather is nice, it's a nice area for the kids to burn some energy running around the field. Staff was very friendly!

Extremely inconsiderate not to post that they are closed for the season and to still have it posted…read morethey're open 12-5. Kitsap peeps have supported this place for years and for Nicki not even taking the time to update her information is nothing but inconsiderate! Deserves no stars!!!

Open 9AM - 12PM on Saturdays…read more The Indianola farmer's market offers locally gown, organic produce, fresh local breads and pastries, fresh fish, crafts, and fine art. It is small by comparison to "big city" farmers markets but it offers a good selection and a warm social atmosphere. Get an espresso at the Indianola Country Store and stroll over to see what is fresh at the market!

Very quaint. Some good food options here, the people are so friendly and it is just a very sweet…read morelittle market.

My husband and I wanted to make a mid-morning stop at the Port Orchard Farmers Market and check it…read moreout for the first time. The website says it closes at 2:00 PM, so we arrived around 12:45 PM. We drove about 35 minutes since we don't live right in the area, and it was a bummer to find the market closing early because of wind. It was a nice day, I didn't think it was too windy my any means but OK. There are only a few booths here anyway, definitely on the smaller side of a farmers market. Still cool to check out if you're already in the area. They have nice fresh flowers, a few hand made craft and gift/goods booths, and a few food and drink booths. We stopped at Brewed by Bella Coffee Cart on our way out since a lot of other booths had to close down already. Her Italian soda and lavender lemonade saved the day! It was a sweet treat to leave the market feeling not so disappointed and good that we supported a local business. She was so kind and friendly, and her drinks are reasonably priced, and made well. Too bad we couldn't check out some of the other vendors.

Nice place to visit overall. A lovely old farm that'll calm your nerves, then take home some good…read morefixins.

I love this store. We go to Abundantly Green to get eggs, at least, every week or every two weeks,…read moreas our need dictates and our budget allows. They are cheaper than the supermarket eggs I used to get, and I KNOW where these eggs come from. We see the happy, healthy chickens when we visit early enough, among other lovely animals. Cliff is so friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable; he is always ready with information and conversation, and makes the shopping experience delightful. He tells us where products come from, how they are raised or produced. He makes sure we know what is available and tells us what we can expect to see in future. Thus far, we have only experienced this farm's beautiful, nutritious, orange-yolked eggs, but I want everything there. The price per pound for roasting chickens is, I recall, very competitive for the superb quality you can expect. I can't wait to try the beef and duck, too, and their gorgeous-looking produce. Abundantly Green also carries products from farms in the area, including Blackjack Valley's excellent milk and Stedman's honey, which I have enjoyed for many years. The store offers goats' milk, too, and several kinds of goat cheese, goats' milk soaps, and fermented veggies. Last I heard, they are working on getting set up to accept credit and debit payments. I am not sure how that is going because we always make sure we have cash. I will ask next time I have the opportunity.