Braehead Farm is a great place to go as a family. There is an amazingly large area for kids to play…read morea variety of games. There are many animals to see and goats to feed. My Grandchildren loved every minute we were there. They have multiple gardens to pick your own vegetables, fruit, and fresh flowers. We had so much fun we went back two day later and we will go many more times to come. The service is beyond excellent. The person who greeted us and waited on us as we paid for items available on the farm was very friendly and a wealth of information regarding the farm.

A great farm for fruits, veggies, pumpkins, flowers, and more! We loved being able to picnic with…read moreour own sandwiches and also got some sides from the lunch counter and of course cider doughnuts. It was a great way to spend a few hours before heading further north.

For more than twenty years we've wandered through the Fredericksburg Farmers Market and watched it…read moregrow from a handful of folding tables and fresh vegetables into one of the best Saturday morning traditions in the region. What used to feel like a roadside produce stop now hums with the sound of neighbors talking over coffee, kids tugging parents toward kettle corn, and local farmers unloading trucks before the sun gets too high. The market has become a small celebration of the community itself. Fresh vegetables sit beside homemade jellies, local honey, warm bread, eggs, meats, handmade soaps, wooden crafts, and just about anything else that can be grown, baked, carved, stitched, or bottled in Virginia. Food trucks line the edges and give the whole place the feel of a small-town festival instead of a simple market. If you've never gone, make the trip this Saturday. Walk it slowly. Get a bag of popcorn, pick up a cold chicha morada, and spend an hour remembering what local communities are supposed to feel like.

love this market. held in a local park. great to walk around & window shop. tons of produce. local…read moremeats, eggs, honey. local coffee roasters. numerous local artisans & artists. frequent Saturday walk through.

This was one of the first farmer's markets we visited when we moved to the area and it has become a…read morestaple for the Fish Tribe. They have EVERYTHING you could want from a market and then some. Vendors are consistent each week in variety and location in their layout so you can plan your visit if you do not want to or don't have time to wander. Our favorites are Soulsmith Kombucha, Jenn Eclairs (MUST try the brownies), Great American Bread Company (the CHALLAH), the spring roll lady (you'll find her), and the lemonade! Check it out! And find the chicken for free tokens good for use at the vendors.

The people of Stafford Va were friendly and Polite with…read moregreat produce to offer. I would definitely recommend them because the fruits and vegetables were amazing and delicious

My in-laws and I always stop by Rick's and Van's Country Fresh Vegetables farm stand that offers…read moreC&T produce. The produce is from a locally, family-run farm in Stafford, VA, and they have 30 acres, as well as lease about 400 acres in King George, VA. The elderly woman who runs this farm stand is such a sweetheart, and she has a great sense of humor. We love getting the sweet corn here as they are naturally sweet, juicy, and just quite lovely with whatever grill-out you plan to have. they also have cantaloupes, watermelon, squash, zucchini, and other fresh produce available. Definitely a great place to stop by to get some for cooking/grilling! :D +sweet corn :D

Every weekend I get their produce from the Stafford marketplace. If you know your veggies and you…read moreknow the prices and the store you cannot beat c&t produce. These are locally grown and you are supporting a local business.

Loved this little farm! They have the cutest goats and fresh sunflowers and wild flowers. Not to…read moremention their cherry tomatoes were SO delicious. I could not stop eating them, seriously so good. Wanted to make a salad once I got home, but ended up eating an entire box. They are a must! I bought some flower arrangements for my house and it's so cool you can actually see where they grow the flowers. The field is literally beside the barn and you can see the beautiful tall sunflowers growing in the distance! I have never actually seen where my flowers are coming from. The owners gave me some sunflower leaves and I got to feed the goats, did I mention they love sunflower leaves. They were gobbling it up! They also sell organic range free eggs, such beautiful colors. Best omelette I've made, such fresh eggs really makes a difference. I can't stress it enough, those little tomatoes were ammmaaazing. Real flavors fresh from the farm ,I was able to meet and talk to the actual farmers and ask where my food was really coming from. Not something you can do in a big chain grocery store. Huge win in my book and plus you get to support your community. Go and support a local farm and visit Hartwood Farm!

How many stands do you need at a farmers market that sells…read moreFruits/Vegetables and flowers? More produce here than anything else. Not impressed

Everything was fantastic. Great food , lots of booths and friendly people Definitely going backread more

Millers is a farm fresh stand at the farm. They grow everything there like squash, corn which is…read morevery delicious and they place the corn in an old wagon with containers so you can remove the husks right there. Tomatoes and much more. Their prices are reasonable. We come from Arizona in the summer and make many trips to Millers while we are visiting our son. They are a must to purchase fresh produce.

We come visit the farm every year for pick your own. The shop is great and has lots of local…read moreproduce, meats, baked goods, and more. They also have ice cream which is perfect for those hot summer days during pick your own blueberry season. They have a playground and dirt pile for the kids. While it could use some updating, my kids had a great time. Also only port-a-potties so come prepared.

The Gainesville Farmers Market - run by Community Foodworks - is located in the satellite parking…read morelot of Gainesville United Methodist Church, Gainesville, VA - and is open every Sunday - from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm EDT. The Gainesville Farmers Market runs from April 28 through November 24. You'll find a wide array of locally grown fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, goodies for pets, and more. Often times there will be a food truck on hand, and a range of other interesting vendors. I frequently stop in here for fresh veggies and fruits - awesome quality! Check them out! #GainesvilleFarmersMarket #CommunityFoodworks