Quite literally the best farmers market in the area A lovely…read morecross-section of food local produce and alcohol My favorite pastries are from Maxines , all the produce is great and the place that makes breakfast burritos is epic

Nice big market, many selections. Not for me though as you're definitely paying tourist prices, if…read morethere is such a thing in Portland. Most everything here is priced about 30-50% more than other markets like Oregon City, etc.

Psh, Portland farmers markets are too "big box" these days!…read more Lol, I kid. But if you do want a fantastic Farmers Market experience, you must head down to Wilsonville on Thursdays from 4-8 and check out the Wilsonville Farmers Market. There is live music all night long, a variety of farmers offering great produce, and awesome local shops and foodcarts eager to please. Not to mention, cooking demos as well! There are some really super awesome Market Volunteers to answer your questions or help carry your new goods to your car. For their opening, they were doing a raffle for free produce for the rest of the summer! (hint: I hear that may be happening next week too). So ya, you should check it out.

This is a nice little market - a mix of farmer's market and neighborhood market, with crafts / soap…read more/ jewelry as well as produce, food stalls, musicians, etc. It's also in a lovely little park. It looks smaller than it is at first - the park has a small pond, and a trail that goes around the pond; the stalls are spread all around the outside of the trail, so not all are visible from any one point of the market. The trail is paved, and wide, and not that long - it's easy to navigate the market and not too crowded. I was disconcerted at first - I wondered where the farmers were at this "farmer's market" - until I got to the part of the loop where they had all been clustered. Keeping like stalls together makes it easy to compare options and prices.

I come here often to support our local farmers and business owners. There's a variety of products,…read morefoods, entertainment. Plenty of parking around the area. Suggest coming early. It runs from 10-1:30 during the winter months. No pets allowed, so plan in advance. Most of the vendors selling food, drinks, etc have samples for you to try out. You'll find some interesting food and products. It can be crowded when the weather is nice...come early. Also, some products may run out...so come early :)

So much variety and not as crazy crowded as the ones in Hawaii…read more We got mochi cookies, apple cider from 2 different vendors and some fruit. When the bag is heavy, it's time to leave. We're definitely coming back.

Canby farmers market is a small market with several local artisans. This farmers market is up and…read morecoming and reminds me of the first oregon city farmers market before it really boomed. I hop to see more vendors in the future and more produce as this is an agricultural area.

CFM is definitely on the upswing with some fabulous new vendors and it's location next to the new…read morefood court! Definitely worth the trip out!

Cute little market with plenty of offerings. But the hours represented are incorrect the market is…read moreThursday from 12-6 may1- oct 1.

Love love Farmer's Markets!…read more Unlike Portland's FM, Mac's is still big enough but not over crowded....yet! I love all the fresh produce, local honey, plants, and fruits in the summer! Everyone is very friendly, and I can get in and out in less than 30 mins usually. Definitely go right at noon so you get first dibs on the produce! A few food carts have been added to the mix too... but lines can get long around lunch time, so plan accordingly.

If you are in Downtown Portland on a Wednesday and want to experience a small but amazing Farmers…read moreMarket then swing bye the PFMS. Great produce and food with live music. Just block out the homeless if you can and enjoy your experience.

I say this is the # 2 farmers market, after the Saturday one at PSU…read more Excellent everything, grown in Oregon. Vegetables look better than any other. You really have to see it, to believe it. Fantastic berries! Fish! Flowers! Cool dining options! Art! Excellent people watching! Way cool baked goods, great food options and, if you are lucky, there may be music!

Haven't visited since the summer and came during the winter season on such a nice day! Loved the…read morevariety of booths and offerings! Also really appreciated some of the booths offering samples of their products! I usually only get food when I come to the farmers market, but I was tempted get a bouquet of flowers because they have the best flower arrangements! Street parking is now no longer free but easy to use with Parking Kitty.

The Vancouver Farmer's Market is truly exceptional. They have a variety of vendors - jewelry,…read morecrafts, woodwork, cat nip, bakeries, veggies, produce, artisanal clothing, soaps, coffee, wine, plants, gorgous fresh flower bouquets - all lining wide streets making its easy to walk around and not be enveloped in crowds. In the late summer, early fall the fruit and produce is abundant! Juicy peaches, plums, cherries, the last of the blueberries and blackberries, rhubarb, eggplant, tricolored peppers, and beets fill the stalls. everything so colorful and delicious. Was excited to happen upon the Catnip Takeout booth filled with the most adorable handmade, felted cat toys that of course contain catnip. The owner gives you a takeout box and you fill it with the toys of your choice. She had veggies, mushrooms, hearts, eyeballs, bees, round balls, fruit- all adorable! since my house is very spa like with shades of cream, gray and blues, I was excited to find so many options in these colors. My cat immediately began batting the ball around the minute I gave it to her! The nursery here is the biggest and best I've ever seen at a Farmers Market. The variety of plants was impressive and all were healthy and thriving. they also sell sun catchers, perfect for inside a window or in your garden - every garden deserves a bit of whimsy imo. Lots of food carts serving a variety of cuisines. some are within the market, several more line the street on the outside of the market. The gyros caught my attention, the scent of grilled lamb everywhere. it didn't disappoint! I ordered the mega traditional which had extra meat so I could have half for lunch and the other half for dinner. Love that this market is open both Saturday and Sundays until 3pm April through October. Saturday they open at 9am; on Sundays they open at 10am. Parking is on the street, use parking kitty to pay. On a Sunday at 12:30 I had no issue finding a spot close by.

True gem of a farmer's market located in the small town of Lake Oswego. You can find almost…read moreanything you need, from seasonal produce to fresh pastas, to berries, jams, and nuts, to meats and seafood, as well as florals and craft goods. In addition to all the merchants, there are also ample restaurant vendors with tents of preparing fresh meals making it an ideal stop for both shopping and breakfast/lunch. Also live music. Interacting with vendors is a friendly experience and they are more than happy to answer any questions you have. Walked away with some large stuffed fresh ravioli that were delicious when we cooked them that evening.

What a fun Farmer's Market. We were amazed by the number of stands with stunning flowers and…read morehandmade goods. People patiently waited in line for so many delicious meal and snack options. We loved the crêpes, try the original French!

I was extremely pleased to be able to return to assist my Dad as he entertained the amazing crowds…read moreearlier today. We were at the Oregon City Farmers Market, and since 2005 this venue has delivered excellent products and superbly harvested local produce and so much more. Their new home is on the Clackamas Community College campus off Beavercreek Road about a mile from the junction off of Hwy 213. The atmosphere is amazing and the venue is very dog friendly. The hours are from Saturday 9:00am till around 2:00pm. The