Farmers Markets near Middletown, NY

Middletown

Goshen

Florida

Held at 179 N. Main Street in the Village of Florida, Orange County, this market serves the Black Dirt farming region of the lower Hudson Valley. That muck soil is known statewide for its onions and other row crops. Vendor lists and dates aren't posted online, so check with the village for current hours.

Florida

Wurtsboro

Wurtsboro

Part of the Sullivan Fresh network of pop-up and mobile markets that carry fresh produce to towns across Sullivan County in the western Catskills. The Wurtsboro stop sets up on Sullivan Street, bringing fruit, vegetables, and local goods to a village between the Bashakill wetlands and the Shawangunk Ridge.

Pine Island sits at the center of Orange County's black-dirt region, the muck-soil belt famous for onions, and this market grows out of that farm heritage on Glenwood Road. Growers here harvest onions, greens, and vegetables from dark, fertile fields drained long ago from a glacial lakebed. The hamlet belongs to the town of Warwick in the Hudson Valley.

Warwick

The Warwick Valley Farmers' Market has provided locally grown and produced goods since 1994, with over 30 regional farms and farm kitchens filling the South Street parking lot in the Village of Warwick. The market runs Sundays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, from mid-May through late November, managed by the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Pine Bush

Pennings grows apples, peaches, nectarines, sweet corn, pumpkins, and tomatoes on Route 94 in Warwick, an Orange County town in the Hudson Valley's black-dirt farm region. Beyond the farm market and garden center, the property runs a farm-to-table grill, pub, beer garden, cidery, and a bakery with an ice cream stand. Neighboring Hudson Valley farms supply additional produce.

Rock Hill

Greenwood Lake

Monroe

Port Jervis

Port Jervis holds its market on Hammond Street in this Orange County city at the tri-state point where New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania meet on the Delaware River. Upper Delaware Valley farms bring produce, eggs, and baked goods to the old railroad town, set among the Shawangunk and Pocono foothills.

West Milford

South Fallsburg

Monticello

A Sullivan Fresh market in Monticello, the Sullivan County seat, set up on Jefferson Street to put fresh fruit and vegetables within reach of the village center. The Sullivan Fresh markets focus on getting affordable local produce to Catskills communities through the growing season.

Lock Sheldrake

This market sets up at 139 Skyline Drive in Ringwood, a Passaic County borough in the wooded Ramapo Mountains near the New York line. Vendors bring seasonal produce and local food to this outdoorsy corner of North Jersey through the warmer months. Confirm market days locally before making the trip.

Ringwood

Milford

A Broadway market in the City of Newburgh tied to Healthy Orange, an Orange County public-health effort to improve food access. Newburgh sits on a bluff over the Hudson River in a county with deep farm roots, from black-dirt onion fields to orchards and vegetable farms. The market focuses on getting affordable, locally grown produce into a downtown that needs it.

Augusta

Set at 37 Plains Road in Augusta, the Sussex County Fairgrounds site in the state's rural northwest, this market draws from one of New Jersey's most farm-dense counties. Expect produce, dairy, honey, and baked goods from Sussex-area growers during the season. The same fairgrounds host the New Jersey State Fair each August. Market days and dates vary, so confirm with the organizers before making the drive up.

Runs on Main Street in New Paltz, a Hudson Valley college town beneath the Shawangunk Ridge. Ulster County ranks among the state's strongest farm counties, heavy in apples, sweet corn, and a growing roster of organic and specialty growers, and New Paltz's food scene reflects that. The market draws students, climbers headed to the Gunks, and longtime residents alike.

New Paltz

Liberty

A Main Street market in Highland Falls, the village just outside the gates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. It serves the Town of Highlands community in the Hudson Highlands with seasonal produce and local vendors. Days and hours are set by the organizers; confirm before you go.

Ramsey

This is the cold-weather side of the Ramsey Farmers Market, which runs year-round on Sundays at the Main Street train station in Bergen County. From December through April it moves indoors, 10am to 1pm, with more than 40 vendors selling produce, artisan cheeses, handmade pasta, baked goods, coffee, kombucha, pickles, and specialty foods. Weekly vendor lineups are posted on the market's Facebook page.

Set in the riverside village of Cold Spring in Putnam County, this market sits in the Hudson Highlands across the river from West Point and beneath Storm King and Breakneck Ridge. Hudson Valley farmers bring produce, meat, cheese, and bread to a village popular with weekend hikers arriving by Metro-North. It runs seasonally close to the village's walkable Main Street.

A market on State Route 55 in Kauneonga Lake, a Sullivan County hamlet in the Catskills beside White Lake. This is the Bethel area, home to the 1969 Woodstock festival site and now Bethel Woods. Catskill-region farms bring produce, eggs, and homemade goods through the summer, when the lake community fills with visitors. The market serves both year-round residents and warm-weather crowds.

The Ramapo market runs on Route 45 in Pomona, part of the town of Ramapo in Rockland County's Lower Hudson Valley. Set near the New Jersey border and the Ramapo Mountains, it draws vendors with regional produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. Rockland's blend of suburb and countryside supports several community markets like this one.

Liberty

Barryville

More than 30 vendors gather on the Barryville United Methodist Church grounds at 3405 NY-97, right along the Delaware River, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., mid-May through October. Beaver Dam Brook Farms brings vegetables, herbs, and flowers; Tre Bella fires wood-oven pizza with local ingredients. Expect meats, cheese, eggs, baked goods, spirits, jams, and handmade crafts, plus live music and cooking demos. Parking sits at the funeral home and River Road circle.

Milton