What a pleasant and thriving farmers market this is! I come from Lakeland where they have their own impressive weekend market and usually find most don't compare. But Clermont's farmers market may just take the cake. Not only does it span the long main road in downtown Clermont, but this market branches off i onto multiple side streets as well. It's a pretty big market compared to many in Florida. It's also every sunday whereas the majority of markets are saturday mornings. If you are a foodie, then this will be an even more amazing market. They have an impressive array of small businesses serving many types of food, from Brazilian to Colombian to homemade bagels & pretzels to yummy fresh pressed lemonades and much more. But you can also find an assortment of other types of products, like clothes, retro gaming systems, books, kitchen utensils, keychains, rugs, other outdoor house decor, and beyond. There was even a guy selling old golf clubs for decent prices. It took us well over an hour to walk around here and we didn't even really see everything. Clermont is already such an adorable and quaint area and getting to stroll its little market was splendid. Definitely recommend visiting for a fun and chill weekend activity. read more

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This was a fabulous way to spend a Sunday morning! We got to walk around, pet some dogs, do a little shopping, do a little eating and drinking, all while enjoying the fresh air and laughing at the best business name ever! read more

Clermont Farmer's Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Clermont, Florida

I love getting our produce at the farmers market and it was my first time at the Clermont location. I was hoping they'd have a large variety of produce but it was very small compared to other farmers markets in central Florida. I loved how many different vendors they had. There were so many different cultural vendors too. There was Puerto Rican, Philippine, Mexican, Mediterranean and so much more! Everyone is super nice and it's super family friendly. It's a great way to get outdoors with the family, shop, eat, and support our local vendors. read more

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I love my local farmers market! Food is always so yummy. There are some great vendors that are always there and always some new as well. Special mention to Mushroom and Me bookstore, I got some really great books from there. Everyone is so friendly. Its warm and there's not a lot of shades area or well -ventilated areas if you have a sensitive little one but bring a fan! Its a good time! read more

Clermont Farmer's Market - Farmers Market Near Me - Clermont, Florida

We had a nice visit to this farmers market. One of the advantages at least on the day we visited is that it's not as crowded as the others so there's more space and ease to walk the old main street of Clermont. Lots of neat bricks and mortar shops as well on either side of the market. Also, it is smaller, easier to navigate and not so overwhelming. The busiest place was a coconut water vendor at the beginning. I would say about 40% food vendors and 60% boutiques offering cool handmade items from home and lawn decor to other neat items. A neat activity on the weekend. Its hours are from 9 AM to 1. read more

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This is an amazing a really large farmers market!! You will not only find stands but also some food trucks. There was easy parking to find which made it a great experience! read more

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Another farmers market I like to frequent! Out of all the ones I've been to, this one has the most crafts and the least amount of food. (There are plenty of restaurants around the market, so it makes sense). They mostly have upscale hand crafted goods and services at this market. They are more pricey than at other markets too. Come to this market if you want to buy goods for the house, or a gift for a special someone. read more

I've been to many farmers market in central Florida and the Clermont one was nice but not as big as I expected. There were a lot of vendors to shop from though and everyone was very nice too. The produce was very limited. The weather was nice yet very windy. Overall, we had a great time. We shopped and ate good food from local venders and we had a great family day out. read more

Very good farmers market if you like farmers markets it's on a Sunday. Plenty of parking toilet facilities are nearby. They close the whole road down so there are no cars. read more

This was the perfect sized farmers market, not so big as to be overwhelming but also big enough to wander and explore for a couple of hours. There was a nice variety of stands and services, I would definitely go again. read more

This is a nice market and downtown Clermont is a great location. They need to amp up the produce vendors a bit but I think it will get there. No matter, it's a great place to stroll and eat on a Sunday. read more

Visited the Clermont Farmer's Market on Sunday and it's nice to see it has grown from the last time I visited several years ago. Truth be told it is not a big market but still it is nice to walk and see what the vendors have to sell. The veggies and fruits are always good. Nice to see other shops and restaurants open. Hopefully more people and vendors come out to support local vendors, it is always a good idea to support local business. read more

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Whenever I have breakfast in Clermont on a Sunday I stop by the Clermont Farmers Market. It's small compared to Winter Garden but it has some interesting booths. Mostly it's the same old stuff that show up at these types of outings. Today I was a little bit surprised by the sale of litter box trained pigs. That was a new one for me. I only saw two small produce booths. I just passed by most of the set up but the gaming candles and a sweet cart stopped me in my tracks. The candles were kind of fun and something that I never heard of before and I always stop for sweets. If you decide to visit the Farmers Market it will probably be a very quick stop. read more

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Great Family ambiance, amazing food and drinks. Beautiful vendors display with amazing hand crafted product. A must visit if you are looking for a complete farmer's market, from fresh produce to local honey! Candles, soaps, art and more! read more

This was such a great market when managed by Events by S&G. It was thriving and well run. I even sold my pottery there when they had open spots, which was not very often. The last few times I've been there were many open spots and many of the previous vendors were missing. And talking to some of the vendors to find out what was going on, I heard several times how unhappy they were with the current management. How sad. read more

Happened upon this quaint market, and found that there are not many food vendors and didn't see much produce. Maybe we missed it. Arrived at 11:40 am and it runs until 2pm. We found one food truck that serves Philly Cheesesteaks, but they were light on the cheese (white American - not whiz, like Philly), and were out of green peppers, but had add ons like banana peppers, onions, and mushrooms, so it was passable. I'd suggest to the organizers, to get some more food trucks to supplement this nice little gathering. Oh, and maybe some more fresh produce, which you expect to find at a farmers market. There was fish, shrimp, scallops, and other things you can buy and take home, but they need more food to eat, in addition to these. There was a knife sharpener, and some very nice butcher block cutting boards, lots of little craft vendors, but not enough food. We may come back but at 1 hours drive for us, it may not happen soon. read more

I was shocked as well as heartbroken today to hear the vendor at the honey and nut butter stand refer to my father as a "wet back" just feet away from us where I could actually hear him repeat it to his wife, luckily my father an American retiree, couldn't hear him. I wouldn't wish this experience on anyone. It isn't welcoming is the nicest way I can put it. Don't think I'll return or recommend this market to anyone again. read more

I love this market. I've been a part time vendor there since 2020. the girls from EventsbyS&G.com grew it from being very small to a thriving market with everything from produce and baked goods to homemade Kimchi, oils and vinegar, local honey, food trucks and restaurants to handmade crafts, photos and paintings. I've just found out they are being replaced by another management company. we will see how that goes. But it's a great place to spend a sunday between 9 am and 2 pm. read more

Best produce lots of organic and many choices for meats and seafood. Love buying super fresh eggs there as well

We haven't been to a farmers market in so long. I looked forward to buying fresh vegetables. Unfortunately the all vendors that I saw that were selling produce, were not wearing masks. Pass. Nice to see other vendors respected their patrons and potential patrons wearing masks. read more

Bubba Gump Shrimp review. Clermont Farmers market. Young man from Missouri. We purchased 3 pounds of fresh shrimp. It is amazing and tender sweet. Trying to find them and want everyone to know of this incredible shrimp. His booth is up towards the band seating and music. read more

Most Sunday's I go here with a $5 bill in hand and leave with a weeks worth of fruits/veggies. For the most part the veggies/s fruits are local, the farmers are good about telling you if they are imported or not They have an awsome natural pasta dealer that is a must several times a month. Her Portabella Mushroom Pasta is to die for... The Market also has some great local artist as well. Music too. Parking is ample... Everyone is very nice and helpful. Selection is off the wall from pasta to Amish goods Only thing I will say is watch your prices, as most of the time Kim's Cabbage Patch is cheaper... But Kim doesn't always have the broad selection as Farmer's market. Darn... I missed the Maine Lobsta's! I"ll watch for that next time! read more

I come out to the sunday market mainly for the Coffee at Bean Together. It's organic, free-trade coffee and they always have a new roast to try. They also accept credit and debit cards which is super handy. Besides the coffee it is your average central florida farmers market. No actual farmers, just vendors that buy produce on it's way to the veggie graveyard and sell it for cheap. There are also a few craft and plant stands. Pooches are welcome as long as they are on a leash. read more

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We love to visit Clermont Farmer's Market. That's where we find our seasonal fresh produce, artisan bread, a wide variety of plants, artwork, handmade jewelry, pottery, soap, and yes..even great cheese!!. Awesome place to enjoy a perfect family stroll. read more

Bad Sunday market don't waste your time or money.its a dead zone. A lot of vendors come and go because it's a bad market. Don't waste your time you will be sorry. read more

I hate to give such a low rating for a Farmer's Market, but this one has very little to offer. It's pretty tiny and there just isn't a large variety of options in terms of produce or random goods. The best part of the market would be the various thrift stores that really aren't even part of the farmer's market, but rather just located in Downtown Clermont. read more

Check out the hot dog or brat stand. Very cool people and a very good deal for a snack or lunch. Also the vegetables are fresh and plentiful. They had a guy selling Maine live lobsters too. There is live music and if you can make it out on Sunday it is a good family fun day. read more

small market, but has good selection of local foods. This time went there on Sunday just before closing, got some fresh veggies with great discount! Also bought cranberry bread, but wasn't as good as I expected, wish they had samples to try before buying... All that shopping made us hungry, so went for italian sausage sub 7$. It was really big one, I must add! Wish they had more Christmas stuff, since it's mid Dec.... read more

One veggie stand with cases of imported veggies that didn't look as fresh as the local grocers and prices as much if not more in some cases. I was extremely disappointed. read more

Love this farmers market...it's located in downtown historic Clermont. All the shops are opened, and they have sales. A lot of thrift shop/antiques/vintage stores with furniture, clothes, and knick knacks. There's a really nice thrift shop that supports an animal league--South Lake Animal League the proceeds help the Adoption and Medical Clinic they have. There's a frozen yogurt shop too. Plus, there's a little petting zoo sometimes which is $3 for one person or $5 for two. They have baby goats, zebus, little pigs, ducks, chickens, and a rabbit. They even sell organic free range chicken eggs. There is a nice lady who sells herbs and plants for really good prices ranging from $2 to $5. There are two produce stands, one is smaller. There's a lady that sells Olive Salad and bread which are delicious. There's a man that sells soap and bath items that smell so nice. There's a lady that sells soup and meals prepackaged so they can be gifts. They're in decorated mason jars or bags. I think they're perfect for my husband cause it has directions and it's all in one he literally just has to add meat and water, put it in a pot. Men meal kits lol :) If you're hungry there are food trucks there. I love to go to the Jamaican food truck, their chicken and pork with rice and peas, plantains and steamed veggies is only $10 bucks. You can even bring your four legged friends, just make sure they're on a leash and please do everyone a favor and keep an eye on them. There has been a few times when someone isn't paying attention and their dog lunges at another. Overall, it's a nice outing for just you, or you and your whole family. read more

All the veggie booths are great! I really love the one that Tutti and Bradley run. The pasta lady rocks, also. The herb lady hasn't been there , but when she is....purchase her herbs. They last so long. Check out Laura. She makes really cool soap. read more