Farmers Markets near Berryville, VA

Charles Town

Loudoun Street Winchester

A seasonal farmers market on the Loudoun Street pedestrian mall in Old Town Winchester, at the top of the Shenandoah Valley. Local growers and makers set up among the mall's brick storefronts with produce, baked goods, and handmade goods. Frederick County farmers make up much of the vendor list.

Winchester

Winchester's market runs on the Loudoun Street pedestrian mall in Old Town at 119 North Loudoun, in the Shenandoah Valley city long known as apple country and home of the Apple Blossom Festival. Valley farms bring produce, meats, cheese, and baked goods to the brick-paved mall in season. The walkable downtown makes it an easy weekend stop.

Winchester's Freight Station Farmers Market runs beside the old rail freight depot at 315 West Boscawen Street, a short walk from the Old Town pedestrian mall. Vendors draw on the Shenandoah Valley's orchards and farms; Frederick County is apple country, so seasonal fruit shows up alongside vegetables and homemade goods. It is one of several markets serving the northern end of the Valley.

Winchester

A farmers market held at the historic freight station on West Boscawen Street in Winchester, Frederick County. Shenandoah Valley farmers sell produce, meats, eggs, and prepared foods at the old rail depot near Old Town. The covered platform gives vendors and shoppers cover in rough weather.

The Inwood Farmers Market operates on Pilgrim Street in Inwood, a Berkeley County community in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle fruit country. Panhandle markets carry orchard fruit, sweet corn, tomatoes, and seasonal vegetables from nearby farms. Market days and hours for this location aren't verified in the listing.

Stephens City

Cedar Lane Farm Market in Stephens City operates year-round inside Stonewall Antiques and Collectibles, offering fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal goods from local vendors alongside antiques and collectibles.

Hillsboro

The Hillsboro Farmers Market gathers along Charles Town Pike (Route 9) in Hillsboro, a tiny stone-built village in western Loudoun County near the Blue Ridge and the county's wineries and orchards. Growers from the surrounding farms bring seasonal produce and homemade goods. Hillsboro is one of Virginia's smallest incorporated towns, known for its 18th-century stone houses.

Delaplane

A farm-based market on Grove Lane in Delaplane, in the rolling Piedmont of Fauquier County near Sky Meadows State Park and the region's horse and wine country. The FarmFarm hosts growers and makers on-site; its website is still under construction, so shoppers should confirm current market days directly.

Purcellville

A gourmet farm market on Ridgemont Road in Middletown, in Frederick County at the northern end of the Shenandoah Valley near Cedar Creek and Belle Grove. The name points to cut flowers alongside farm goods and specialty foods. Middletown lies along the old Valley Pike (Route 11), a rural stretch south of Winchester.

Marker Miller Orchards works 325 acres of apples and 15 acres of peaches on Cedar Creek Grade southwest of Winchester, plus harder-to-find Virginia fruit like damsons and apricots. The farm market stocks its own produce alongside a bakery known for apple cider donuts and pies, fudge, and hand-dipped ice cream. Pick-your-own runs for blackberries, raspberries, and cut flowers.

Middleburg's market runs on West Federal Street in the Loudoun County town at the center of Virginia's horse-and-wine country. Farms and vineyards ring the surrounding hunt country, so market tables carry produce, meats, baked goods, and other local products in season. The community center anchors this walkable stretch of the historic village along Route 50.

Marshall's market runs along West Main Street in this Fauquier County village, once a stop on the old Manassas Gap Railroad in Virginia's piedmont hunt country. Farms across northern Fauquier bring seasonal vegetables, meats, and baked goods. The small town sits just off I-66 west of Warrenton, surrounded by grazing land and vineyards.

Front Royal's farmers market gathers downtown near 220 North Commerce Avenue, at the northern gateway to Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park. Growers from Warren County and the surrounding Shenandoah Valley bring seasonal vegetables, fruit, and homemade items through the warmer months. The two forks of the Shenandoah River meet just outside town.

Martinsburg

Martinsburg

Martinsburg

The WaySide Inn Middletown

This market is tied to the historic Wayside Inn at 7783 Main Street in Middletown, a Shenandoah Valley town in Frederick County. The inn dates to 1797 and counts among America's oldest continuously operating inns, giving the market a landmark setting. Valley farms nearby supply produce, orchard fruit, and baked goods in season. Inn-hosted markets can run on limited dates, so confirm the current schedule before visiting.

Shepherdstown

The Shepherdstown Farmers' Market runs on South King Street in this historic Potomac River town in Jefferson County, home to Shepherd University and one of the oldest settlements in the state. It's a long-running Saturday market in a walkable college town near the Antietam battlefield. Growers from the Eastern Panhandle bring seasonal produce, eggs, and homemade goods.

Martinsburg

Greenfields Farm Market sits on Copperhead Lane in Martinsburg, in the Eastern Panhandle's Berkeley County, West Virginia's apple and peach belt. Eastern Panhandle farm markets are known for tree fruit, sweet corn, tomatoes, and pumpkins through the season. Specific hours and any pick-your-own options for this market aren't confirmed in this listing.

Cornerstone Farm hosts a farmers market on Long Meadow Road in Middletown, in the lower Shenandoah Valley near Winchester. Valley farms here grow apples, sweet corn, and seasonal vegetables, and a farm-hosted market like this one typically sells the farm's own crops alongside neighbors' goods.

The Plains

A seasonal farmers market held at the Archwood Green Barns, 4557 Old Tavern Road in The Plains, out in Fauquier County's horse country west of Washington. The barn venue draws growers and makers selling produce, meats, baked goods, and crafts. Check ahead for the current market schedule, which isn't recorded here.

Lovettsville's market sits on South Berlin Pike in far northern Loudoun County, the old "German Settlement" between the Potomac and the Maryland and West Virginia lines. Farms here work the rolling land above the river. The seasonal market draws area growers and small food producers to this small town north of Route 7, near the Point of Rocks bridge.

Brunswick Area Farmers' Market sets up on West Potomac Street in this small Frederick County railroad town, selling seasonal produce, local meats, and specialty goods through the growing season. Schedules have shifted between a Saturday-morning format and a twice-monthly Main Street event in past seasons, so check the current calendar before planning around a specific day.

Sharpsburg

A seven-day-a-week farm market on John Marshall Highway (Route 55) in Strasburg, in the northern Shenandoah Valley. Shelves carry hanging baskets, herbs, perennials, and vegetable plants through the growing season, alongside fresh produce and bakery items. It sits just off I-66 and I-81, an easy stop for gardeners and travelers moving through the valley. Open daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Strasburg

A market on West King Street in Strasburg, a Shenandoah County town in the northern Shenandoah Valley along the North Fork of the Shenandoah River. Strasburg's Main Street sits near the I-81 and I-66 junction, and the market gathers Valley growers and makers downtown for seasonal produce and local goods.

Leesburg

The Leesburg Saturday Farmers Market runs year-round at the Virginia Village Shopping Center on Catoctin Circle SE, with summer hours of 8 a.m. to noon from May through October. More than 50 vendors bring grass-fed meat, goat cheese and milk, fresh produce and berries, artisan bread, honey and maple syrup, plants and flowers, and prepared foods from empanadas to pho. Loudoun Valley HomeGrown Markets operates it.

Haymarket

The Market at La Grange sets up at the Winery at La Grange on Antioch Road in Haymarket, in western Prince William County below the Bull Run Mountains. Holding a market on winery grounds pairs local growers and makers with the tasting-room crowd. Expect seasonal produce and artisan goods on market days at this rural edge of the county.

Broad Run

This Thursday-afternoon market meets at 16015 John Marshall Highway in Broad Run, just west of Haymarket in Prince William County. A midweek companion to the town's weekend market, it gives Piedmont growers a second selling day for produce, eggs, and prepared foods along Route 55 near the Fauquier County line.

Haymarket

The Haymarket Farmers' Market runs on Washington Street in the small historic town of Haymarket, at the western edge of Prince William County below the Bull Run Mountains. Growers from the Piedmont around Gainesville and Bull Run bring seasonal produce, meats, and homemade goods. Haymarket sits along the old Warrenton Turnpike near Interstate 66.

Stone Ridge

This small market is listed at 24600 Millstream Drive, Suite 470, in Stone Ridge, a planned community in Loudoun County's fast-growing suburbs southwest of Dulles. The suite address suggests a market organized by or alongside a local wellness business rather than a large public square. Loudoun's farm belt lies just west, supplying regional produce. Given the limited footprint, confirm whether and when it operates before visiting.

The National Drive-Thru Market operated at 18980 Upper Belmont Place in Leesburg, near the National Conference Center grounds in Loudoun County. The drive-thru format let shoppers pick up local produce and farm goods without leaving their cars, a model that spread across Northern Virginia during the pandemic. Loudoun is prime farm-and-vineyard country west of Washington. Verify whether the market still runs, and on what schedule, before heading out.

This Saturday market runs at Loudoun Station, the mixed-use development beside the Ashburn Metro stop at the end of the Silver Line. Central Station Drive sits in eastern Loudoun County, one of the fastest-growing corners of Northern Virginia. Vendors bring produce and prepared food to the plaza during the warmer months for the surrounding apartment and office crowd.