It was a bit of drive and the front wasn't very alluring with a few old cutouts to take pictures…read moreof, but the staff was very friendly, the prices very rea, and the mums were gorgeous (only yellow)! Also check out the hertiage pumpkins and gourds. They were so unique and perfect for decorating your porch. If you have kiddos, the pillow jump is fun, the shade kind of sits low (hits your head if you're tall) but at least there's shade. Watch out for the ants, they're in the sand box and by the fence if you want to look at the goats. Definitely get a mining bag. They have a fun water tower to sift your dirt and find some fun gems. I'd skip the ice cream shop but take a look at the flowers and the pumpkins. Bought both of those and they didn't break the bank. The corn maze should be open by now so that's probably fun. The place wasn't too busy and luckily not too hot. They have two restrooms available and plenty of parking.

We came by on a Sunday morning right when they opened at 10 with our 1 year old and bounced around…read morethis little farm (but like actually bounced... on the huge in ground inflatable jumper, $5 per kid, parents jump for free). There were two goats, plants for sale, and veggies/fruit for sale as well as homemade ice cream. They do strawberry picking in the summer and pumpkin picking in the fall. Worth checking out if you're in the area!

Great selection of seafood. Reasonably priced. Friendly service. What else can i say? We purchased…read morecocktail shrimp, flounder, and hush puppies. The flounder was amazing. I had to slice those filets in half. Rockstar level fish. Thanks for restoring my faith in Corolla! Recommended!

DO NOT RECOMMEND My…read morefamily and I stopped at Seaside Farm Market while vacationing in Corolla, and we were treated with blatant disrespect and what felt like outright RACIAL discrimination. We purchased boiled peanuts and two canned drinks without any issue. When a family member ordered an alcoholic slushie, he provided his ID and it was successfully verified by their machine. The cashier and sweets-counter employee then abruptly refused to serve him. When we asked why, they gave us no explanation beyond, "We can refuse service." The difference in treatment was impossible to ignore. As a Black family, we left feeling singled out and unwelcome. You have every right to refuse a sale, but you do NOT have the right to treat people differently because of their race. We came in as paying customers and left feeling discriminated against. **We will NEVER spend another dollar here.**

What a gem this place is!! If I lived closer I would be…read morehere daily! The amount of fresh fruit. Veggies. Breads. Cheeses. Everything you could want is here in one place. Including a huge outdoor area for concerts, food truck, and a few other little areas with MORE AREAS TO SHOP! They have cats to pet. A rabbit to look at. Wind chimes galore!!! The customer service is out of this world!! We had just come from another farm stand down the road and we were not impressed by the customer service there at all so this was a wonderful change! If you're taking a ride to OBX... STOP HERE! Grab a CHEERWINE float and some snacks!

We past by this gem on our first trip to outer banks. My father's name is morris so he got a kick…read moreout of that. This place is so cool. There's so much to offer and see. There's fresh fruit to buy that was delicious and well priced. There's clothing, baked items, cool cola options etc.

The owners were really nice and the blueberries were excellent. We didn't get to pick our…read moreblueberries since we had a storm and they were doing a festival later that week. I would go back.

We go several times every June to pick blueberries. Friendly people, great prices and an enjoyable…read moreexperience. The bushes are easily accessible and access from Rt 17 is really easy. A staple of the area. Don't miss it.

I love having a little farmer's market right down the street from me, and the owners are very nice…read moreand personable (they even recognized me after I hadn't been there in almost three years, after moving back to town)! It's a smallish covered stand, maybe 15 feet long, with an additional air-conditioned room for their home-canned goods like beets, pickles, jams, relishes, etc. On my most recent trip I got tomatoes, lemons, green and yellow zucchini, pickling cukes, and jalapenos, but I've also gotten red potatoes, canned beets, green beans, peas (already shucked!), blueberries, cucumbers, strawberry bread, onions, okra, watermelon--and I know I'm forgetting some. I've been wanting to try some fresh eggs this year, but the super hot weather apparently isn't conducive to chickens laying eggs. I'd highly recommend a stop here--and be warned that it may become a go-to place for you, too! **CREDIT CARDS NOT ACCEPTED

We had a great experience at this market! The owners are very personable and went out of their way…read moreto help us purchase peaches to take out of state with us. Come to find out their market was closed that day!! Wonderful friendly people!!!

I love watermelons and I saw today the had bogue sound watermelons I stopped even thinking it…read moreseemed a little early and when I cut it the rind was 1.5" thick, before it got to red , picked to early ,good bit early , a waste of $12..sorry to say!

I swear this used to be better. Or at least used to not have the UPC stickers on the produce to rub…read moreit in your face that most of what they sell is grocery store stuff. It's just weird - how could they NOT be locally sourcing some of this? Tomatoes good at peak season, corn not bad. But like all of its peaches and plums bought in bulk? Vast majority of the produce not from their farm or anything anywhere near it? Just weird. Why exist? I can buy quaint local-adjacent jams anywhere.

Making my way through my quest to visit every County Courthouse in North Carolina (there are 100),…read moreI was pleasantly surprised to encounter the Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market this morning. Dozens of tents and vendors along the walkways and under the trees next to the Carteret County Courthouse. Fresh vegetables and fruits, fresh fish on ice, coffee, artisan breads and pastries, arts and crafts including pottery and paintings and candles and jewelry. Even the county's bookmobile was here like a roving little free library. Live music and community organizations. I enjoyed a coffee and wandered. Lots of interesting merchandise, many interesting people. Parking is a challenge but I pounced on a space when someone departed. [Review 769 of 2025 - 4201 in North Carolina - 24329 overall]

A Saturday morning market in historic Olde Town Beaufort with art work, produce, seafood, music,…read moreand crafts. Plenty of shade so it's nice to walk around especially when it's hot outside. Nice to see local artists showcasing their work.

Great produce box. 2018 was our first year and the quality of the produce is impressive. Having…read morefresh in season and local vegetables definitely improves the quailty of our meals.