I love checking out Farmers Markets in different cities and honestly wasn't expecting much. It's…read moreactually pretty impressive considering how small Grand Haven is. There are many produce vendors, cheese, flowers, eggs, and baked goods. There was even an empanada vendor (Pilar's I believe)!

This is a small and nice farmers market. There is a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables among…read morethe vendors. I visited on a Wednesday and Saturday when they are open. My sister in law got a fresh bunch of lavender. I grabbed some sweet muffins and a pretzel on Wednesday. On Saturday, I grabbed another pretzel and some lavender lemonade. There were more people visiting on Saturday compared to Wednesday.

We loved this orchard SO much!…read more I couldn't believe the amount of fun, free entertainment packed into this farm. We ended up spending nearly three hours bopping our way between activities and snacking. We enjoyed cider, a variety of donuts (including apple cider and pumpkin with cream cheese icing), a big ole bag of "seconds" apples that were in great condition, paid for the four wheeler/train ride through the peaches and much more. The kids especially loved the goats, slide, tractor ride through the property and corn "Sand box". Bathrooms and snack stands were plentiful and clean throughout the front portion of the farm. The staff was all very engaged and friendly as well. I loved that this spot didn't feel cheesy or over commercialized like some orchards can become. It was truly perfect. Can't recommend it enough.

I've been to Schwallier's a couple times now and have had a lovely experience each time! If you…read moredon't get there right at open (or close to it), parking will be very hectic. While they have someone guiding you most of the time, people visiting are not always the most mindful and don't let you out to give up your spot. There is only one entrance/exit for cars, so I think they need to be a little bit more upfront with the flow of traffic and constantly have someone guiding everyone to ensure that parking isn't backed up. There are pumpkins, tracker rides, a little parade car for kids (and adults can fit too) and a play area for the kids. I think it's the perfect place to grab donuts, cider, pick some apples and grab your pumpkin. Just be warned that some areas may be more hectic than others, but that's what you get with a sunny October weekend!

This place is absolutely adorable and the staff are ridiculously sweet. We stopped in on the way to…read moreSilver Lake to grab some snacks for our girls' wine weekend and it was a total hit! Everything was fresh and homemade. The prices were great. I can't wait to stop back in!

Very friendly and awesome bakery items, especially their Michigan berry pie. Have they recommendedread more

This is a great farmers market. The vendors are all friendly and knowledgable, and most things are…read moreorganic. You can find everything from organic meat to soap and beauty products. They even have live local music to shop by from time to time! Find it near the lakes mall at the Hackley Health pavilion.

You can find only the best here! Both food and household items are sold here every Saturday in the…read moresummer and every other Saturday in the winter. Everything here is fresh, local, and 100% organic. Earthly Kneads; Earthscape/Full Circle Farm; Happy Hill Farm; and, my favorite, Creswick Farms, are just a few businesses that participate. Here, you are able to talk to the farmers about their practices and where the food comes from. They also have a CSA and accept Bridge Cards! Market manager, Diana, is friendly and knowlegable.

Fulton Street Market is such a fun, cute little farmer's market. The market is held throughout the…read moreyear with lots of extra events such as a BIPOC night. I love being able to learn about local farmers, artisans, and experts in town. They offer several options to exchange funds and many of the vendors take multiple payment options. All of the vendors that I've met have been really kind and fair-priced if not sometimes cheaper than big stores. The social media accounts will often tell you what vendors will be at the market each day and I think that can be really helpful! There's free parking which is really nice but the market does get busy VERY quickly. I know the Saturday markets during the summer can be suuuper busy so I'd recommend going early or knowing you may need to walk.

What a great market! Vendors are so friendly and not pushy. They smile and say hello and let you…read moreperuse their items. I kept seeing all this produce and wanted just one apple. Good thing they asked if I had a question! I got my answer and received my Apple. Yay! They have some stands that make coffee and breakfast and lunch items but I had already eaten. Next time I'll try some of the food stands. I walked the whole market up one side and down the other. There is a small portion that is indoors. All in all, I spent about 20-30 min there. I grabbed some baked goods and some handmade goods as well. The vendors do have bags but I recommend you bring your own. Some take cash, all take credit. There is some cover if there is rain. Parking is plentiful and free!

If you want and need fresh locally grown food, go to Visser, the service is great and the ambiance…read moreof the business is friendly family. Only one girl was there, and the place was busy. She was polite, friendly and helpful, happy that everyone was there. All of my produce was available and fresh. Visser Family Farm is highly recommended,

On our visit to Lake Michigan, we wanted to visit a U-Pick farm. We were delighted to learn that it…read morewas strawberry season and Visser Family Farms was a short 10 minute drive from where we were staying! It started to sprinkle rain as we pulled up to park, but that clearly didn't stop people from picking strawberries as we saw a family walk away with baskets and baskets of strawberries. The girl at the U Pick Stand was the sweetest walking us through the different types of baskets to choose from, the cost, and the process before we were set free to pick our berries! There were SO many strawberry fields and so many good juicy strawberries to choose from! My toddler, my husband, and I had a blast even in the rain! My only regret was not picking more because when I finally ate one - it was quite frankly one of the best strawberries I've ever had. On our way back to the car, we noticed the blueberry farm. They looked like they were almost ready for blueberry u-pick season and sure enough, a week later they were open! I wanted to see what they had in their little market, so we pulled up front and I saw they had strawberry donuts for sale! I grabbed half a dozen and both my husband and I devoured one as soon as I got back in the car. The next few days, I air fried them to reheat them and they were EVEN BETTER. So fluffy, airy, and full of strawberries! We can't wait to come back in the future.

I was in need of peaches, and I figured I'd give Green Acres, an open-air market, a try. Coming in…read morethe summer, I was happy to see that most of the produce was either local or from the Midwest. There were samples of watermelon and cantaloupe out for trying, and I found myself with an Indiana watermelon in my cart, plus local peaches and tomatoes. My husband called my attention to the pies, donuts, muffins, and fry pies. I could smell that Green Acres bakes/fries some of their sweets, while they sell goods from other businesses. He bought a blueberry donut and Amish fry pie, and of the two, the blueberry donut was the better buy. Green Acres not only frosted it but also added some blueberries on top. Not bad! Though they didn't make it into the cart, Green Acres also carries meat, eggs, flowers, soaps, succulents, adirondack chairs, and decor for your yard. While this won't be in my regular rotation, I'm grateful to know that Green Acres is available. I may pop in during the fall for pumpkins.

Four stars for their selection of mums, pumpkins, gourds, and other interesting items…read more 2 stars for their "tourist " prices and indifferent employees. 6 decorative pumpkins were $104 today. Ouch! We have been stopping here for years, but I have a feeling today will be our last stop.

Muskegon Farmers Market was amazing, would def go back. It's bigger than you'd expect too…read more Walked in under this skinny outdoor pavilion and it gave me Eastern Market vibes, lots of vendors, and it was busy-- even with the rain! There were food trucks and also a spot inside if you wanted to sit down and eat. Music was playing too which just made the whole thing feel even better. If you're ever around Muskegon on a market day, worth checking out. Bring cash!

When in the area if it's a Saturday we make it a point to visit the Muskegon Farmers Market. It has…read moreto be one of the best in the state, if not the best! First of all the location is very convenient and there is ample parking. The amount of vendors are impressive but more importantly the variety and quality of items are top notch! The vendors are very knowledgeable and friendly although I do think the prices are a little higher than what you might expect from a farmers market. There is typically artisans selling items, a few food trucks and buskers singing in verious locations within the market. We look forward to our next visit!

We came for lunch on our way home from Grand Rapids on Sunday, 7/26/26 around 12:15pm. There were…read morequite a few people, but it wasn't crowded. This was our first time here - but it will NOT be our last. I loved everything from the moment we set foot on the property. It is genuinely rustic, not artificially so. Everyone we encountered that works here was friendly and seemed to like their jobs! We didn't know before we got here but it is Blueberry Festival this weekend and there were blueberry themed drinks and food. They had free samples of blueberry soda, blueberry lemonade, blueberry jam and blueberry buckle and fresh blueberries! We tied all of it and it was all delicious! The lemonade was one of my favorites. We wandered the store for a bit and I think I'll end up taking one of everything I saw. I think I said "oh! I want that!" to AT LEAST 15 things. We had the 2 blueberry special drinks - blueberry lemonade mimosa and the blueberry frosé, we really enjoyed both. To eat we shared the BTB - which was another blueberry special. Brie, turkey and fresh blueberries on sourdough. I really liked it! I wish the blueberries had either been jam or some other sort of spread/compote instead of the whole blueberries. They kept rolling out of the sandwich haha. But the flavor combination was wonderful. The turkey and the sourdough were both grilled, which I made me real happy. Oh! The sandwich came with kettle chips that were the best kettle chips I've ever had - Which reminds me I was going to grab a bag to go and I totally forgot! We also had the Farmer's Daughter pizza which was awesome. Crispy crust on the bottom, but fluffy and light on top. Just the right amount of sauce and the toppings were great. We had the Oreo shake as well, also tasty! It melted quick! It was a pretty toasty day without much breeze. We ordered some donuts and a cinnamon roll to go, I'll have to review those later when we eat them - I'm too full right now! They have a pickle fest coming up next weekend and I want to go back! Everything about the farm was charming and we had a great time. Highly recommend!

Terrible food. My friend ordered the rueben and it came out as a ham sandwich on toasted white…read morebread. My "Cuban" was a bbq pulled pork sandwich. There is no service. It's serve yourself throughout. Great music though.

After a year of driving by, today was the day I checked out Crossroads Blueberry Market, and I'm…read moreglad I did. Outside of all the blueberries your heart desires, Crossroads sells blueberry-based condiments, baked goods, and coffee; peaches; Hudsonville ice cream; two frozen cookie doughs; two kinds of ice cream sandwiches; and merch. Being the glutton I am, I bought an ice cream sandwich with dried blueberry and white chocolate chip cookies and vanilla ice cream. I'd describe the cookies as "good." To make them "great," they would benefit from a bright note, like lemon zest. On a return trip, I may give the blueberry buckle a fair chance, and I'll never say no to five pounds of Crossroads' blueberries. I would especially recommend this market to those with kids. There's a great playground behind the store, and that's where the fun's at.

Visited here today with my family, and it was wonderful! We have a large family (13 people) with…read moreyoung kids, and this was the best summer activity. The fields were large, so it did not feel over crowded, despite going on a weekend day. The market was clean and stocked, and had a wide variety of surprising goodies (blueberry salsa and blueberry mustard?!). Everything we ate there was fantastic, and we grabbed multiple frozen goods to try throughout the week like their blueberry brats and sausages. The playground was also very nice, with a basketball shooting "range" (much like you see at an arcade) and a duck racing water game. Very fun for kids of all ages. This is definitely worth a stop by during the blueberry season!! I'm also happy to report that they were professional with my service animal :) They were more hesitant to let my pup in the fields for U-Pick (understandably), but once they understood that she was a medical necessity they were fully accommodating. We had a great time!