Very disappointed that this market is no longer open. I was looking forward to fresh produce and…read morelocal products

Ardmore's Downtown Farmers Market is open Saturdays 7:30-11:30am and Tuesdays 5:30-7:30pm April -…read moreOctober! It's a great market with tons of tasty local products.

This is a great thing for downtown Wichita Falls. We went down this morning for a wine event and…read morereally enjoyed the crowd and variety of food and drink. It was a nice experience to walk around and see what local farmers, craftsmen and restaurants have to offer. I also like that they coordinate for things like the wine event we attended this morning. It's a small market, but has potential to grow. Check it out.

I super love that there are artisans who bake bread, and tend to their gardens. I especially love…read morethe vibe. Families present, young and old. Super love!!! I was with my Mom and got distracted to take pictures. But! You Guys! Support downtown businesses! I grew up in Wichita Falls when that was THE place to go! I love the history and there are so many cool spots to explore! Much promise!

Small but well organized and well attended market…read more Very close to Paseo shopping!

OKC's newest Farmers Market is like a little plant: small but promising. There were several vendors…read moreselling summer veggies, plus some folks selling herbs, flora arrangements and more. 612 is such a beautiful place and the ideal setting for a farmers market. We were here fairly early and they were already pretty busy. I imagine it will keep growing over the next couple of years, and that just means it will continue to improve. The hard thing about farmers markets is they have lots of good things they could sell in Oklahoma in the summer, but it's so hot you really feel for everyone working, and it's hard on some of the produce to be out in the heat. I wonder if there's any plan to move it inside when it gets much hotter, because it will certainly be hotter sometimes and everyone working seemed pretty uncomfortable. We need more things like this, so kudos to all involved. Major bonus points for accepting SNAP benefits - that's proof that they're thinking about the needs of their community!

My sister recommended this local greenhouse to me during a nightmarish craving for salad. I was…read moreessentially throwing a fit about needing fresh lettuce on social media, haha. Anyway, she had bought several items from here and told me to check it out. As fate would have it, they were having a lettuce sale! Yay! I bought two heads of the greenest lettuce you've ever seen and quickly devoured it over 2 days. Hey, salad is good. This time, I bought 3 different types of salad, including the mix, and I've already had 2 HUGE salads in less than 24 hours. Yum! I went to pick my order up yesterday, and the owners were so amazing to me! They gave me a tour of the greenhouses since it was mentioned I have an absolute love for everything plants. Check this place out. Support a local, honest, amazing small business. So worth a drive to Rocky!

Petting zoos are a hit or miss for me. I came here in August and it was a scorcher out…read more We came here around 6 pm during the week. (They do close at 7 pm. So I like they stay open late) They have parking up close You have to check into the little market store first. They also have animal feed you can buy for the petting zoo There's a bunch of chickens (and a goat) that will follow you around lol. Right now they do have a baby horse and a baby cow. Which were absolutely adorable (their donkey is extremely vocal lol and ran up to greet us while making tons of noise to make sure we gave him a bunch of attention) The thing that makes me picky about petting zoos, is if the animals look well taken care of and happy. While we were on the trail taking photos and petting the animals we noticed a bunch of workers out checking on the animals and cleaning their enclosures. The animals were extremely friendly, especially the little donkey and the most precious baby horse. The baby stuck by its mom and they both let us pet them All of the horses were happy and friendly Goats were happy and clean Chickens would come right up to you and etc. it wasn't like some others I've been to and have seen signs of neglect It did not even have that petting zoo smell which is unheard of (they have a big handwashing station as well at the end of the petting zoo) When we went and checked in we spoke to the nice lady behind the register and then when we were finished I came back and got a drink and some homemade cookies. They also specialize in mushroom supplements for all your health needs. They sell eggs and other stuff like local honey The lady asked us how we liked the baby horse and made other small talk. She was extremely sweet My cousin and I had a great time. I just wish it would of been cooler

Good selection of booths with breads, jams, jewelry, medicinal items, essential oils, leather works…read moreyou name it. Sometimes muddy, sometimes not. Smelly if you go to the yard where the animals are, but that's to be expected! Bonus that they have a handwashing station! Love the little store with eggs and candies! And the food trucks!

Happened across the review from 14 yrs ago and 2019. Just an update. Dad passed away summer of…read more2015. He left the place to a female who then sold it for under market value. New owners cleared 90% all producing peaches, figs, and blackberries. The stand was tore down and the concrete slab reused.

We stumbled on this little hut on our way from Tyler to Bryan. We saw a large wooden hand painted…read moresign leaning up against a tree on the side of the road advertising for fresh handpicked Pecans. So we stopped hoping for a good homemade pecan pie. What we got was that and more! When we got there the old man came in from the farm and said he was planting watermelon today for the season. Most Northerners have never heard of Mayhaw jelly. It comes from a berry that is grown in Louisiana, its not easy to find unless you are in Louisiana or close to the boarder of Louisiana. They had it there and we stocked up along with Fig preserve a fresh pecan pie and fresh honey roasted pecans! If you ever have the chance to try Mayhaw jelly make some fresh biscuits and spread with butter and Mayhaw jelly and you have heaven on earth! This little place was well worth the trip and the Pecan pie tied for the best I have ever eaten! I had to take away a star because the little hut needed a lot of repairs.

Was a nice night for a farmers market. Weather was great with a slight breeze. There was between…read more30-40 venders and food booths. Not a lot of produce, which I was looking for but there was some. Stopped at a place vending Mexican. I had carne asada nachos and my wife had carne asada tacos. They were 12 dollars each. Good price for 4 tacos but a little high for nachos but I guess for the convenience it wasn't bad. The Tinker Volunteer Big Band was playing swing with a little bit of other stuff. I've seen them many times and they are pretty good. It was a nice stop. Easy access parking and entry/exits. They do it every Friday from May-sept weather permitting.

We snagged local honey, micro greens, BBQ sauce & ate homemade pie while we browsed. We LOVE the…read morefarmers market & can't wait to see what this years growers/crafters bring and make!

Wow! That's a lot! Special events are a major festival and…read moretons of vendors. Check the schedule, go on big days.

Wonderful Farmer's Market! I've not been to this particular market and I can't believe I've waited…read moreso long to shop and browse all the local vendors. I was so impressed with the variety of vendors; there are traditional produce stands but also local beef, natural bath and body type products, bbq, salsa, popcorn, loose teas and other craft vendors. Also!! Mimosa and Prosecco cart to make your shopping just a tad more chill. Scissortail Park is such a great place to be and there is literally something for everyone who enjoys being outdoors! OSU OKC Farmers Market is a fantastic place to be on any given Saturday and I'm so proud of the turnout!

Wife and I drove up today to check it out. It was a great ride in the convertible. This was their…read morelast weekend of the season but we still managed to come home with 7 lbs of blackberries. No idea what we are going to do with them but sure we will figure something out. The place is great. Exactly what I thought it would be. We were there an hour picking. They have activities for kids and a food truck to get something to eat. I have already put a reminder on my calendar for next year to see what its like when the season first opens.

Great mom & pop family owned. They're temporary closed =( but everything at the farm is so well…read morethought out after checking in you'll walk pass the kids play area and some farm animals then you'll get to the blueberry field then the raspberry field then the pond with massive gigantic catfishes that you can feed.... This is our first time visiting the farm. We really enjoyed it very much and the kiddos all did too as we picked a big bag of raspberries and a big bag of blueberries and the price was very reasonable. How they'll be item again soon for fall so we can visit again.

Good service, Carla Moore was very helpful, polite and friendly. Thank You very much.read more

This was a very fun stop off of 287 south heading back to Fort Worth. If you are in the mood for…read moresweets while on a road trip, this is your place to stop! Noted for its many different varieties of pecan delights, I went for something different at the bakery- the fudge & cookies. If you've ever had the fudge at a Buc-cees, you'll really love the fudge here. The Pecan Shed offers two additional pieces free for every four pieces that you purchase. So pretty much for $16 plus tax, you get six quality pieces of so delicious fudge that would complement just about any beverage while traveling. Customer service here is really, really good. Everyone that worked here genuinely seemed to enjoy working here. Will certainly return!