Farmers Markets near Oakland, MD

Oakland

Terra Alta

The Preston Farmers' Market meets on Sanders Street in Terra Alta, a high-plateau town in Preston County near the Maryland border and Cranesville Swamp. At better than 2,500 feet, this is one of West Virginia's cooler growing zones, which shapes a shorter but real harvest season. Local growers bring produce and homemade goods on market days.

Kingwood

The Kingwood Farmers' Market sets up on West Main Street in Kingwood, the Preston County seat in West Virginia's northern mountains, buckwheat country and home of the annual Buckwheat Festival. Cooler-climate markets here sell seasonal vegetables, apples, eggs, honey, and baked goods. Market days and hours aren't confirmed in this listing.

Davis

Springs

A farmers' market in the small community of Springs, in the southern corner of Somerset County near the Maryland line. Springs sits in Pennsylvania Dutch farm country and is known regionally for its annual Springs Folk Festival. Area growers, including Amish and Mennonite families, bring garden produce and homemade goods. Specific market days aren't posted online.

Keyser

Hendricks

The Market at Hendricks Station is a small-town market on Main Street in Hendricks, a Tucker County railroad village along the Blackwater River. It sits near the Blackwater Canyon rail trail and the high country around Blackwater Falls and Canaan Valley. Local growers and crafters serve a mountain community that swells with outdoor visitors in the warmer months.

Keyser

Mineral County's farmers market meets along US 220 at the Keyser Assembly of God, just outside Keyser, the county seat on the North Branch of the Potomac. This is Potomac Highlands country near the Maryland line and Cumberland. Area growers bring seasonal produce and homemade goods to a market that runs through the warmer months.

Morgantown

The South Morgantown Community Farmers' Market sets up on Grafton Road (US 119) on the south side of Morgantown in Monongalia County. It gives growers south of town and along the Cheat and Monongahela valleys a spot to sell close to home, away from the busier campus-area markets. Seasonal produce and homemade goods run through the growing season.