We had such a wonderful family visit to Willowtree Farm! The admission is free, making it a perfect…read morebudget-friendly outing with young kids. Our toddler loved seeing all the animals, especially the goats, bunnies, and peacock. The playground is spacious with separate areas for toddlers and older kids, plus covered sandboxes that are great on sunny days. The farm market and café were a lovely bonus with delicious baked goods and drinks. Don't forget to check out the adorable mini grocery carts for kids! It's a peaceful place to spend a few hours, and we'll definitely be back for the seasonal pick-your-own events.

A very fun place to visit and support a local business. They have a huge selection of foods to…read morechoose from. Baked goods are delicious and recommended. During the warmer months we go to see the animals. Our dog lovers to see them and stare.

As a supporter of The Stop, I'm familiar with the organization and not surprised that this place is…read moreclose to a kind of market utopia. "Bobos in paradise" for a good cause. Bright young people trawlin' the stalls and tasting treats in between shopping for veg. Young families with their kids frolicking about in the gardens and playgrounds. Old hippies telling stories and advocating for their causes. Beautiful dogs running around and enjoying some reasonably priced artisanal dog treats. ...I may have just made up that part about the dog treats, but this probably does or will exist here. There is a great balance of vendors, ranging from the esoteric (e.g. Kiriki Press DIY embroidery doll kits) to the absolutely delicious (e.g. ChocoSol's Southern Mexican inspired drinking chocolate: Xocolatl). And psst: although The Stop's Farmers' market takes place every Saturday, the Barns Art Market only happens one Saturday a month from May to October (with a special holiday market in December). If you visit the barns on these particular days you will get to enjoy a delightful double market! Can't Stop Won't Stop!

I really enjoy coming here, though I know it as the Wychwood Farmer's Market (not The Stop's Green…read moreBarn...). There are vendors who hit other weekly markets as well. Prices are market-fair. No gluten-free hot spots, however. My favourite place to get a large amount of green/yellow/purple beans for $4.50 is here (they are/were also at the Dufferin Grove Farmer's Market on Tuesdays). I have a new favourite spot to pick up round, light purple and white "Sicilian" eggplants. Not to be confused with the thicker-skinned dark purple "Italian" eggplants. There's one place with doughnuts made with coconut oil. I've been tempted to try them ($5/dozen), but since when can doughnuts be "good" for us. Also, I stood there watching the little doughnuts float to the top... and found my body picking up the smell. I will definitely be back here... I'm a farmer's marketophile, a sucker for organic good, and getting as close as I can to food sources.

This place is not like the outdoor farmers market I've visited but it sure has been around a long…read moretime. Indoor are about 8 shops, each with their targeted niche clientele. Come here to support local vendors selling pasta, meats, cheese, bread & pastries, handcrafts, honey, clothing, etc. Plenty of free parking.

This Farmers Market is the BEST. I always can find exactly what I want and the prices are…read morefantastic for what you are getting. The individual staff at each vendor are superb to deal with, especially at Stuart Carol's.

I really enjoy my experience at Stiver Mill Farmers' Market…read more Happens every Sundays from end of June to Mid October and held in the newly rebuilt, restored and renovated to it's original, Stiver Mill in Main Street Unionville. Though is smallish compares to others, most vendors here are from the area and really friendly! If you go around 3:30 pm, a lot of the vendors even offers end of day sale! And of course, after shopping there is the business area on Main St and Toogood Pond where you can enjoy the rest of the afternoon!

I've been meaning to check out the Stiver Mill Farmers Market for some time. Thankfully during an…read moreearly morning stroll along Unionville Main Street for a frappucino and some Pokemon Go adventures, hubby and I stumbled upon the market. There are vendors for fresh gluten-reduced peach and blueberry pies, COBS bread, organic honey, gorgeous floral arrangements, organic skincare products, assorted deli sausages and cheeses, hot dogs and hamburgers for nibbling on while you peruse the stalls, and of course fresh fruit and vegetable stalls. We picked up a basketful of rainbow-coloured carrots, tomatoes, beans, eggplant, zucchini, and peppers for $5.99. This is a great time of year to pick up peaches and blueberries at the peak of freshness. Everything is fresh and the vendors are friendly and happy to talk about their products. The market is open Sundays from May to October, 10am to 4pm.

I visited this farm for mainly their pumpkin patch. They also offer fruits, vegetables, honey and…read morejam for sale. My kids enjoyed playing at the kids area.

Great place to visit for fresh veggies! There are many things to do for young kids and families…read more Lots of photo ops etc... I dont need to post a photo! Just go !

Sometimes, I am in the right place at the right time. It was the case with East Lynn Farmers'…read moreMarket. I had parked across from East Lynn Park to attend a couple of businesses as part of a work event. When we walked from an escape room to a cafe, we walked past the park and I noticed tents being set up. This activity was taking place at around 2:30 pm. My colleagues and I had spent nearly 2.5 hours at this cafe. When we all disbanded, I headed back to my car and cut through this park. I found out that it has a farmers' market every Thursday from 3 - 7 pm. I was extremely happy! I got momos from Napalese Momo. Staff had already made them in advance and simply needed to steam them. I was advised that it would take four minutes. I got a mixed assortment of momos and they were delicious. The hot sauce is like a four-alarm fire in your mouth. You have been warned! Jiggy Popz is there every other week. I managed to get handcrafted popsicles made with natural ingredients. I had the sweet cherry immediately and it was divine. The man who makes them with his partner said that it is work to take the stems and pits out, before pureeing them. I can imagine, which is why it was my first choice. I also had Jann Arden's song, Cherry Popsicle, in my head as I enjoyed this popsicle in my car. I polished off my last one, the pineapple. They make yummy popsicles. I noticed that Stock and Trade was next to Napalese Momo. I picked up the best chicken stock from this store a few months ago. It was offering some yummy sandwiches. It's is a local butcher shop, but it makes fantastic sandwiches. I wanted one, but the momos had won me over. Next time! I love an unexpected find. I definitely want to check out the rest of the vendors next time. I look forward to returning on Thursdays specifically for the farmers' market. (301)

Hopefully, it's just early in the season and things will improve, but so far I'm not nearly as…read moreimpressed this year as I was last year. They've changed the layout but not for the better. This year the vendors are all down at the bottom of the hill - completely invisible from the danforth. In the old location there was plenty of space so you could quickly peruse the goods, make some purchases and hop back on the bike. Now you've got to walk a gantlet that is chalk-a-block with people who want to give you balloon animals, etc. I think it's great that the market is a community hub, but if it's not going to be first and foremost a market, it's not going to attract farmers. Why is DECA (a very worthy community group) occupying the stall nearest to the danforth while the only vendor who is selling actual produce has the very last stall at the far end of the park? I hope this market will return to its former glory.

August 24, 2024 - My aunt was visiting us, so I decided to take her to Judy's Farm to get some…read morevegetables and peppers. She really loves eating hot peppers with her dinner. When we arrived the first thing my mom saw was a plant that was potted in the front. She said it looked like a plant called Dasheen, she was ready to ask if it was for sale LOL! Dasheen is kinda like spinach! It's taste so good when cooked with white belly shrimp. We picked up quite a few veggies (hot peppers, corn, kale, tomatoes, eggplant and cabbage). So soon as we got home we boiled the corn and added some paprika on it. It was so sweet, it didn't need butter! I would say the hot peppers were more on the mild side. But I did eat one that super hot. Hopefully next time we go we'll pick our own vegetables.

I came here after seeing the Yelp review…read more I'm so glad that I made the trip there. I took my 2 kids and they both had a fantastic time. You can buy the vegetables that they have already picked or you take plastic bags and scissors, and go out into the fields yourselves. We took a few bags and went on our way. The kids were excited to look at all the plants and see the produce growing from them. I'd recommend city dwellers take their children here and show them where their vegetables come from. We ended up picking some green peppers(bell peppers), long peppers and green chillies. We also purchased some ready picked courgettes(zucchini) and green beans. They also have 3/4 different types of aubergines(eggplant), bitter melons, tomatoes, sweetcorn, watermelons, melons and many other varieties of vegetables. Most of the vegetables are priced at only 99 cents/lb or $1.29/lb, which makes them very reasonable. We ended up paying only $6.15 for all our veg. Great place to go and pick up some fresh produce.

The Trinity Bellwoods Farmers' Market is from 3pm to 7pm every Tuesday in Trinity Bellwoods Park…read more Gord and I walked to it this afternoon.  Covid rules are in effect ... masks, everyone moving in one direction, hand sanitizers, etc. There was a lot of variety of vendors ... something for everyone!  Gord bought some red, purple and yellow radishes and tetelas and we bought a couple bottles of sparkling ciders. We're going to try and get there every week!

I love Farmer's Market!…read more Trinity Bellwoods Farmer's Market has great vendors that selling vegetables, fruits and baked goods and snacks from local businesses or from area business (St John's Bakery). People here are all really friendly and all in great spirit and smiles... Or even if you like me... just in the area...it is worth your while to drop in and have a taste and sense of the community!