Farmers Markets near Chesterfield, NJ

Bordentown

A community farmers market in Bordentown City, a historic riverfront town in Burlington County, New Jersey, held at the Carslake Community Center on 207 Crosswicks Street. Neighborhood markets like this gather local growers and makers selling produce, baked goods, and prepared foods on a set weekly day in season. The current schedule and vendor list weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

West Windsor Township

Community-member led non-profit initiative (since 2004) to keep our NJ farmers farming! An epic local food destination for all! Join us each Saturday, May to Thanksgiving (9am-1pm), rain or shine, and on the 1st/3rd Saturdays Dec-Apr (10am-1pm) as we transform a train station commuter lot into a vibrant welcoming community space and host to nearly fifty NJ farms, artisan food producers, food waste and knife sharpening services and culinary-related artists each market (with a touch of PA for good measure). We double SNAP/EBT up to $25 towards fruits & vegetables. American Farmland Trust Celebration: Proudly voted #1 in NJ multiple years + #4 in the nation in 2022.

Jackson Township

Yardley borough

Princeton

Kirby's sits at 67 North Main Street in Medford, a Burlington County town on the edge of the Pinelands. This part of South Jersey is blueberry and cranberry country, and local stands add sweet corn, peaches, and tomatoes through summer. Confirm current hours directly, since the market runs on a seasonal schedule.

Princeton

This Pennsylvania Dutch market sits at 4437 Route 27 near Princeton, in the Kingston area straddling Somerset and Mercer counties. Markets in this Amish and Mennonite tradition typically sell smoked meats, cheeses, baked goods, and fresh produce from indoor merchant stalls, usually later in the week. Confirm the open days before visiting, since Dutch markets keep a limited Thursday-through-Saturday schedule.

Moorestown

Featuring fresh produce, artisan goods, live music, and a strong community coming together on the farm every Saturday with family and friends to support local.

A certified-organic farm and market at 11 Willow Creek Drive in Pennington, best known for growing rice in New Jersey, husked fresh on the farm, alongside microgreens, specialty salad greens, edible flowers, and vegetables. The farm market runs seasonally, roughly April through December, on Fridays and Saturdays, selling produce boxes and supplying chefs. A sister farm operates in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Moorestown

A Saturday-morning farmers market at the Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road in Moorestown, New Jersey. Run by the county, it gathers South Jersey farms and food producers selling seasonal produce, meats, cheese, baked goods, and plants, typically from late spring through fall. It is one of the larger county-organized markets in the region. Exact current dates and hours weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

Pennington

This market is hosted at Wiley Church, 101 East Main Street in Marlton, a community in Evesham Township, Burlington County. Church-hosted markets like this usually run seasonally with a handful of local growers and vendors selling South Jersey produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. Details are best confirmed with the church or organizers, since the season and days can change from one year to the next.

One of the largest open-air markets in the country, the Englishtown Auction runs every Saturday and Sunday, 8am to 4pm, rain or shine, at 90 Wilson Avenue on the Englishtown-Manalapan line in Monmouth County. Hundreds of vendors fill indoor and outdoor rows with produce, general goods, and flea-market finds. The market also opens on Easter Sunday and the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Despite the Lambertville mailing address, this market serves West Amwell Township in Hunterdon County, off Rocktown-Lambertville Road in the rolling farm country above the Delaware River. Local growers here lean toward vegetables, fruit, and eggs, with baked goods and honey rounding out the stands. It's a rural, small-community market. Season and hours vary year to year, so confirm before making the trip out.

Better known as the Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market, this Lambertville institution opens Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday along River Road (Route 29) beside the Delaware. Outdoor tables run 6am to 4pm and a 30-plus-shop indoor antique mall from 8am, dealing in antiques, collectibles, art, jewelry, and vintage finds. The on-site Golden Griddle Cafe handles breakfast and lunch, with free parking, ATMs, and restrooms on the grounds.

Ringoes

Local food hub in Ringoes that gathers produce, dairy, meat, and value-added goods from regional farms and delivers them year-round across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. Zone 7 supplies both home-delivery customers and wholesale restaurant accounts, linking small growers with buyers. Home delivery and wholesale ordering run through separate contacts.

Lambertville

Homestead Farm Market sits at 262 North Main Street in Lambertville, a Delaware River town in Hunterdon County. Farm markets along this stretch sell seasonal produce, flowers, and local goods through the growing season. Hours are best confirmed by phone, since small markets here open around the harvest calendar.

This community market operates at 178 Jones Avenue in New Brunswick, the Middlesex County home of Rutgers University. Neighborhood markets like this one focus on fresh, affordable produce for city residents and often accept SNAP and other food-assistance benefits. Confirm the current market days and any additional sites with the organizers before visiting.

North Brunswick Township

Cook’s Market is is located at the entrance to Rutgers Gardens and operates rain or shine on Fridays (May thru December) from 11am-3pm. Cook’s Market vendors specialize in fresh, locally grown and made products such as fruits and vegetables from several New Jersey farms including the Rutgers Gardens Student Farm, breads, pastries, cookies, and both vegan and gluten free desserts, honeys and maple syrups, granola, mushrooms, grassfed meats and brown eggs, pickles and marinated vegetables, and both hot and cold prepared foods.

Philadelphia

Held on the grounds of Rutgers Gardens, the botanic garden of Rutgers University on Ryders Lane, this New Brunswick market runs during the growing season. Vendors bring Jersey-grown produce, flowers, cheese, bread, and prepared foods, and the surrounding gardens and trails stay open for browsing. Because it's tied to the university garden, the market schedule tracks both the academic and harvest calendars. Confirm the current day and dates before visiting.

Howell Township

Haddonfield

This market runs every Saturday from 8:30am to 1pm in Haddonfield, an upscale Camden County borough known for its walkable, historic downtown. Rotating vendors sell Jersey Fresh produce, baked goods, food and drink, plus candles and handmade accessories. It sets up in the Fresh Finds lot on Kings Court, just off the Kings Highway shopping district.

Highland Park

Philadelphia

Collingswood

Every Saturday morning from May through Thanksgiving, this Camden County market sets up under the PATCO High Speedline tracks between Collings and Irvin Avenues, 8am to noon, rain or shine. It started in May 2000 with 12 farms and now runs the full range from produce and meat to cut flowers, local coffee, and fresh breakfast, with live music from area musicians. Look for the big blue water towers.

Hatboro

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Wrightstown (use Newtown for GPS)

Doylestown

As a proud local producers market and part of the Bucks County Foodshed Alliance, we bring together an incredible array of vendors offering the freshest vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, and microgreens alongside artisan pasta, pierogis, and a wide selection of baked goods. Round out your Saturday morning with locally sourced meats — beef, chicken, turkey, goat, and lamb — plus kombucha, wine and spirits, fresh-cut flowers, soaps, skin care, and aromatherapy products. Don’t forget to pick up something special for your pup from our dog treat vendors, and browse the work of our talented craft artisans. Whether you’re a longtime regular or joining us for the first time, we’re so glad you’re here. See you Saturday from 8am to 1pm!

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

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