If you want to buy Asian veggies at a farmers market you'll find it here. A Filipino vendor from…read moreWapato sells ampalaya, eggplant, string beans, and more. Their tent is located south of the library next to the art piece, "Crow with Fries." The farmers market is about 8 minutes away from The Outlet Collection (formerly called SuperMall). Quality vendors. Some are set up on the grass and some are along a concrete path. Good turnout with community services representation. Not as big as the Puyallup Farmers Market but still top tier in the South End.

I found this farmers market to be worth the stop. There were only about 20 booths, but almost all…read morethe vendors were welcoming and interacting. Picked up some art, and a sunflower bouquet, which was $15 and cost less than farmers markets closer to Seattle/Pike place. The bathroom stalls were clean, and the layout is spread nicely around Les Gove Park which has a sprayground and playground for kids. Plenty of parking, trash cans, and clean.

Small, but friendly. Good service. Located in old town Kent. Could use more food stalls, but its…read morestill growing.

This farmers market isn't as good as other farmers markets in the area…read more Des Moines, Renton, Federal Way, and Auburn have easily accessible info about participating vendors on their websites but Kent gate-keeps it. I know last year they had a vendor from Wapato that sold Asian veggies but there's no way to tell if they've returned to Kent this year unless you randomly show up. I don't have time for that.

Love this place for many years- Actually counting months when they open. The owners are amazing…read morepeople. Great crops.

Until two weeks ago, the only berries I had ever picked were from blackberry bushes gone wild in…read morethe Arboretum or by the side of the road. I grew up in a place where berries didn't grow wild, but things like avocados and oranges were in abundance. Now that I have discovered this pick-your-own berries and subscription farm, though, all of this has changed. Today was my second visit to the delightfully lush Lazy River Farm down south, in Kent. Lazy River Farm is right now teeming with raspberries and blueberries that you can pick for $1.50 per pound. This is about one-fourth the price I pay for frozen berries at Whole Foods. But please don't make me calculate the cost of my gas in this equation since I am so happy thinking about how I am fiscally savvy to be picking my own. Plus, it's really, really fun! Visit Lazy River Farm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays from 9-5. And be sure to follow all the instructions on the posted signs because these farmers are serious about their wonderful berries.

Having access to natural resources is definitely a plus when you're living in the southend, and…read morewhen you can shop for fruits and veggies grown in our own neighborhood it shows our unique agricultural economy. Even on this gray, rainy day the colors of the produce were bright and vibrant. It's so much more fun picking fruits and vegetables outdoors than in a fluorescently lit grocery store. The staff running the stand were welcoming and excited to be there. They do provide bags but it's always good to bring reusable ones from home. You'll see advertisement and directional signs off Meeker Street and on the Green River trail. There is free parking in front of the farm stand and a free parking lot just north of the Meeker Street bridge. I love supporting local businesses and I'm glad I can support our local farmers too.

This stand always has the freshest vegetables around. Their heirloom tomatoes are the best…read more Pricing is comparable. Their fruit is amazing . The farmers are personable and polite and hard working. Cannot wait to go every weekend always on my shopping route. Go here first before going anywhere else you will not be disappointed. Open air vegetable stand with amazing personality. One you want to visit

Definitely a hidden gem! Cute little community farmer's market set in the center of a little…read moreshopping center. A nice break from the more overwhelming crowds of city markets. It was awesome to actually get to talk to the sellers and see what inspired them to do what they do! There was everything from flower shops, 3D printing designs, homemade lotions and soaps, authentic kettle popcorn, hot dogs, baked goods, jewelry and crafts, tea blends, farm stands, and live music. I'm surprised more people don't know about this one, but honestly, it was a great way to reset on a Sunday! We'll definitely be back!

Well organized, but they are strict about opening the gates at 10am, no sooner so you end up…read morestanding around if you get there earlier. It was Dog Daze and that was fun.

I like this farmers market. Nice view of Puget Sound. Quality vendors. The longest line was the…read morebagel vendor. Some of the items were sold out so go right at opening to get the best pick. They validate parking at the info booth.

Great farmers market on the waterfront. They have a number of vendors that sell flower, honey,…read morejewelry, and food. Along with local businesses. There is an area to get drinks and sit and enjoy the view. Plus a couple food trucks. It is worth a stop one Saturday morning.

My husband and I went for the first time in 2024 to pick some pumpkins to carve (which we didn't…read moreever end up doing) we still had a nice time searching for the perfect pumpkin. I also bought some decorative mini pumpkins I painted in a style like Kusama Yayoi and surprisingly it took the pumpkins about 8 months before they rotted so I had an awesome little decoration for a long time! Fast Forward a year later, we had a surprise arrival and brought her to the pumpkin patch when she was about 7 weeks old. We didn't get any pumpkins this time around but still enjoyed some fresh air and taking a few photos and grabbing some fresh produce. The patch is only about 15 minutes from our home so we will likely be doing every year!

What a fun, fall gem! Carpinito Bros in Kent has plenty of parking with attendants to guide you in…read moreand out to avoid a holiday hassle. It is $7 a person to enter, but that goes towards your total purchase. They also have lots of fresh produce from local farms (corn, chiles, Brussels sprouts, apples and beyond) for purchase, along with several types of carnival-like foods (bratwursts, elotes, corn). The pumpkin selection is unreal! Every size, color, and shape you can imagine. There are countless wheelbarrels to tote your purchases, along with efficient staff to weigh your order and check you out. Don't miss out on the large maze or the kids petting zoo farm. I'll be back never year for sure!