This is SO cute!!! The entire park is lined with lights, you can literally just put your blanket…read moredown and hangout which is exactly what me and my friend did for hours on end. Their selection of fruit jewelry, just about everything was out of this world and they had live music!!! I absolutely loved it and got some veggies for my mom because she absolutely loves them! I believe this goes on until September but there are a few more around here I would like to try out but so far this one is hard to beat!!!

On Wednesday night - the Tuolumne Farmer's Market is the place to be. There is everything from…read morefresh produce, eggs, sourdough breads, pastries, jewelry, herbal products, crafts, plants, and more. The biggest draw is the lively community and live music. From June - September from 5pm- dusk - people gather with their picnic blankets, chairs, and big grins to kick back and support great local vendors and music. All ages are there to celebrate the warm nights, to meet up with friends, and to dance the night away. If you want a good spot - I suggest arriving early - since it fills up fast. Also be sure to bring water. Hydration is key. Trust.

Was driving through Angels Camp on my way to Jamestown. Looked down to a park and was ohhhh what's…read morehappening there? Turned iff the main road and pulled up on a farmers market at a park. They had a gated in, access to ALL playground. Many venders and food. Arts and crafts by locals and some garden fresh food.

Cute farmers market. I bought some edible things.read more

Super quaint farmers market. Live music approx 10-15 vendors and a few food places. The place…read morewhere the locals gather

Won't go here again. It's too bad I had to be watched the whole time I was shopping like I was…read moregoing to steal something. I understand why because of the world we live in. But it was obvious. I was in there with my husband and my 5 year old son. If they're that worried they need to invest in cameras. I bought a 16$ gallon of milk. It's too bad that if we like it I won't be back because of this!

Loved Filipino breakfast combination foods with selections. There's noodles selections like pansit…read morepalabok or pansit bihon. With some side dishes like lumpia and some rice cakes and some drinks.

Good place to go for fresh vegetables. There's something there for everyone. Get there early for…read morebest selection. Don't be afraid to talk to the vendors and build a relationship, you will get good insight on what to get. Nice to be outdoors instead of a brick and mortar grocery store.

Not really a farmers market. Walked the whole area and only 2 fruit stands very disappointingread more

I love our farmers market, it is every Wednesday from 5-8pm. This year it is a little small do to…read morethe pandemic, but hummus heaven, the ice cream guy who makes it in front of you & the exotic jerky is still here this year. They also have a wide variety of fresh produce from many different vendors. If your ever in Oakdale come give it a try. I'm sure you will find plenty of wonderful treats to take home.

My dad wanted to get one of their freshly baked apple pies. Very cute and quaint bakery on an…read morealmond orchard farm. I picked up a coffee mug as a souvenir. Nicely decorated interior. Great service. We will have the apple pie with vanilla ice cream later on for dessert. I know it it will be yummy!!!

The aesthetic of the location is beautiful! However the pie is nothing to rave about especially for…read more$40. We had been wanting to try this so called "gem" for a long time. Knowing now that the pie is meh at best. I will not be going back. Pie's in this part of California are not good. Best pie I have ever had is in Julian California at the Julian Pie Company. If you ever are interested in going it's not too far from San Diego California. In the fall it's beautiful but all year round is great to go and enjoy the best pies and scenery.

This very small stand has great products. Fresh berries in a few varieties with very large maybe…read morehuge blackberries. The melons are always sweet and firm. They help you with a smile. I often get fresh picked beets. I'm always happy when I find the stand open.

I have to 'ditto' the SWEETEST STRAWBERRIES I've had! If the local stores had berries this sweet…read morethey'd have to charge twice as much!! We came from Jackson just to get these berries. Our son and daughter-in-law will love these! It's his first 'Father's Day' (our Grandson is 11 months old next week) and Lee's Berries will be a great treat!

I've been hesitant to shop Chelsea's Nest because I'm not a big fan having to calendar my shopping…read moredue to limited hours of business and weekends only. But it looked so good I figured it was worth a try. When arrived at 9:00 a.m. on a Saturday I was disappointed to find there was very little available and no bread for sale . Not wanting to leave empty handed, I purchased a small jar of homemade jam and 3 giant cookies - chocolate chip, biscoff cookie butter, and I think one was chocolate caramel (spoiler alert: They were all good, but the cookie butter one was to die for!) Then as I was leaving, I was delighted to see a gentleman coming out with an armload of hot and steaming sourdough rounds in several flavors. I opted for a loaf of the jalapeno pepper jack and a rosemary olive. I'm not really into sourdough but my sister is crazy for it so I went mostly to pick up something for her. I went straight home with my plunder and we cut right into those loaves. Since sourdough is hugely popular in Tuolumne County, I think I've tried everything out there - none of them have been particularly memorable or enough to sway my opinion of sourdough. Until now. Chelsea's Nest has made me a true believer in the deliciousness of sourdough bread! The jalapeno pepper jack bread was amazing - hot hot hot, and yet very tolerable to a not-so-spice girl who can't handle much heat. It was utterly delicious. But the winner hands down was the rosemary olive loaf. Usually you're lucky to get two or three olives in the entire loaf of bread but not with this olive laden slice of heaven! I regret that I did not take a picture after cutting into it because there was literally a layer of olives rolled into the dough, like a green speckled rainbow. The bread was doughy and chewy - all the things you hope for in a good sourdough bread. It was like an out of body experience that brought tears to my eyes and I am literally drooling at the memory of it. It was simply THE BEST sourdough bread I've ever had! I am counting the hours until I can go back and try other flavors - there was a carrot cake loaf that I didn't get because no one in my family likes carrot cake. But after sampling two of Chelsea's flavors, I'll bet it was spectacular. I should have bought all of the bread (oink oink oink) but how would I know how good it was going to be?!?! I just hope I can be as lucky to encounter the variety I did last weekend, but it's probably too much to ask for it to be hot and fresh like it was that magical day! Believe me, it's worth the trip, it's worth the time, and it's definitely worth the price! So spin the wheel and take a chance that there will be an abundance of treasure waiting for you at Chelsea's Nest. You will be so glad you did! NOTE: just a follow-up to my first post. I made it back today and to my delight there was a carrot cake sourdough loaf there, like it was waiting for me to come back - it was indeed everything I hoped it would, AND MORE!!! It was absolutely amazing!

From the owner: Welcome to our nest and garden! We sell eggs for eating and hatching, plants, and we even have a…read morenotary public service. We have a barnyard mix of colorful eggs ranging from blue, green, pink, white, brown, speckled, and more! We also have duck eggs for sale, which are rich and great for baking.