Great food, liked the kettle popcorn and roasted hath chiles. Also liked all the fruits and…read morevegetable vendors. The service was great and ambiance was perfect. The weather was sunny fresh air blowing.

Awesome farmers market. Vendors travel to be here on Saturdays, so you get more than just Aspen…read morevendors. Lots more vendors here than you would expect! I bought my fair share of items while shopping at the different booths. Lots of fresh produce. They have a bakery booth that seemed to be really popular with the locals. Lots of artists with jewelry stands and artwork. If you are here in the summer on the weekend, make sure to add this to your to do list!

My boyfriend and I stopped by this farmers market on our road trip this past summer and had a…read moreblast! We were able to get drinks to go at a local bar and walk around the farmers market with them! Plus you cannot beat the peaches obviously- even with them being "not as good this year," (as most people were saying) they were to die for!

No handicap parking. I am disabled and there is no where close to park. I had to walk a long ways…read moreto get there. I won't do it again. They let there venders get front row parking but not the public that is supporting the market park there. I would not recommend this market

When in Rome you eat pizza. When in Palisade you eat peaches. You also lug a case of them back to…read moreDenver! It's a Colorado summertime tradition. First time driving thru Palisade on our way back from Grand Junction and Moab. It's a quaint town known for local farms and wineries. Clark Family Orchards seemed like a reliable spot, so we stopped by to check out the fruit stand. Now, this isn't one of those rinky dink fruit stands on the side of the highway. For starters, you are surrounded by beautiful views of the Grand Mesa. It's a charming store with an abundance of products. You can easily drop a small fortune if you weren't careful. We bought a whole lot of fresh peaches, cherries and jams. The peaches and cherries were consumed right away, and damn they were mighty tasty treats. Nothing better than freshly harvested fruits. The peaches steal the show, but I implore you not to skip out on the cherries. They are just as fantastic! There are a good amount of orchards and farms to choose from when out in Palisade. Clark is a great family owned one to support.

Great place fresh fruits are amazing. Love all fresh…read morevegetables and fruits! The customer service is fantastic love this place! I will continue to come back!

Nestled by an I-70 exit ramp, Kokopelli is well worth a visit. Their organic produce is premium…read morequality at premium prices (highest price we saw for grade #1 Palisade peaches--but they were gorgeous). There's a nice selection of giftable items, including jams, soaps, and Christian-themed items. The bakery/coffee counter is a MUST. There's a sampling table (yum). Their hand pies ($7.99) are hefty, so plan to share. (I believe those recently received a Best Dessert award.) We had a fresh peach with cream cheese hand pie that was divine. Employees were very personable. The restroom has cute peachy decor.

What a FUN place off i70 in Palisades! My friend recommended the peach handles and I walked out…read morewith several, apples peaches, a pumpkin, spaghetti squash, tomatoes, jam and fudge! Whew! Perfect ending of our trip, on the way home and cant wait to enjoy this week. A MUST stop!

BIG fan of this farmer's market. I stumbled upon it on Sunday 8/31/25 and per my Airbnb host it…read morehappens every Sunday (not sure about winter etc tho). But it was mad cute! There were a lot of local stands, the whole market is like 3-4 blocks long. There were cute stores behind the vendors too, eg restaurants and I saw a tea place (was bomb!!) and a bookstore/coffee shop. Of note all parking was pretty much parallel along the street but it was free. I didn't see any public bathrooms, but most of the shops seem to have one (I went at a coffee shop). Overall if visiting crested butte and in town on a weekend, you should totally hit up this farmer's market! It's adorable and they have super cute stuff, some of which is reasonably priced.

DESCRIPTION: The Crested Butte Farmers' Market brings…read morevendors representing local farmers, ranchers, artisanal food producers, and craftspeople to town every Sunday between 9 and 2. The farmers' market only operates during warm weather season, and can be found at the far end of Elk Avenue at the intersection of 2nd. Exact dates of operation can be found on market's website. Vendors change every season, with many vendors participating annually. A list of current vendors can also be found on the Crested Butte Farmers' Market website, and include kombucha producers, organic vegetable farmers, gluten-free bakers, potters, and picklers. EXPERIENCE: The farmers' market allows broader access to grocery and gift items, reduces the need to travel far, introduces residents to new products, and provides opportunity to support regional small businesses. This is particularly welcoming to me when I have spent weeks in Crested Butte, at which point I begin to feel I have learned the inventory of all the town's stores! As one example of a visiting business, during a recent visit I passed by Doughp Pizza Company and turned around when I saw people walking by with plates of pizzas. Although we had some pizza leftovers in the kitchen, I just had to experience the "OutKast" pizza -- creamy/gooey Brie and fresh mozzarella are topped with crisp apple slices and arugula, and drizzled with hot honey. The crust is chewy and puffy at the edges, and is quickly cooked in a wood-fired oven near the eye catching disco ball-adorned shed.