One of my absolute favorite farmers markets. Every time I'm in Springfield to visit family I have…read moreto stop in here. I go so often and I'm treated like a regular by several vendors. LOL! Millsap Farm, Terrell Creek Farm, London Calling food truck (gotta get those frozen pasties & sausage rolls to take home!) and many more. I appreciate that they're open until 1 PM to give people more time to shop and not have to get up quite so early so many vendors, including fresh meat, eggs, flowers, jewelry, honey, fresh bakery items, Kombucha, tea, coffee, every veggie under the sun, art, Amish goods, etc.

Located in Farmer's park, it is the best and largest farmer's market in the area. They have a mix…read moreof food trucks, produce, and it's surrounded by lots of local shops/brunch options. Things to Note: 1) Parking lot available but it gets busy. 2) Best hours are early or around 10am/catch the live music 3) Love the different produce like boy chok, long green beans, lots of lot cheese, beer/cider 4) Some meat/seafood options 5) People can bring their dogs 6) Lots of strollers I love to come early on a beautiful morning, sit on the picnic tables outside and use the Farmer's Place free wifi to do work. You can grab some coffee, local breakfast pastries (London Calling is good), and have some fresh fruit. Awesome place, great atmosphere, and it can be a fun productive morning.

Amazing variety of produce, from tomatoes to watermelon…read more especially the stand on the end. The staff is amazing, very helpful.

We've been here before in the past, but by the looks of things, it's improved over the years. Lots…read moremore vendors and farmers, and lots more variety. We especially love the Amish / Mennonite stands that there seem to be more of. Everyone there seem to be friendly and helpful. The prices are nice as well. We've been going almost every weekend, and have yet to leave without bags full of fruits, vegetables, baked good, frozen meats, and jams or honey. We look forward to going again this coming weekend. If I absolutely, positively had to make a complaint, it would be that some vendors seem to leave pretty early, so you gotta get there early enough to catch all the vendors. Other than that, it's probably thee best farmer's market in town.

This place is awesome. I drive by once a month. Last year I bought several of their great homemade…read morejellies and gave them away as Christmas presents. I have bought tomatoes and other vegetables. Plus grapes, apples but the absolute best ever ate their strawberries and peaches! Highly recommend.

In years past, Murphy Orchard was THE place to go for the tastiest fruit you could ever want!…read more However, THIS year, when we went to Murphy Orchard, there was a sign saying, "Don't touch, the peaches bruise easily." When we got home with our basket of peaches, we found rotting peaches on the bottom of the basket, molding and bruised fruit in the middle of the basket with good peaches on the top layer. It appears that Murphy Orchard is practicing deception this year to sell inferior fruit however they can! We are returning our basket of peaches and demanding a refund!

The food service was great and I love the selection of natural and healthy options in the market…read more I always make a stop there when I come to visit family.

​Mama Jean's out here making other salads look lazy! ​Hands down one of my favorite quick lunches…read morefrom Mama Jean's!

Everything I've ordered from Cody and the fam is nothing like I've ever had. Which is to say,…read morereally delicious. I've learned much from him on our trips to the farmers market and I feel like we've only brushed the surface. I'm really looking forward to the brick and mortar shop because all of Springfield (the world!) needs to experience his artistry. Do it!

We were in the area visiting and read good reviews about the Farmer's Market so decided to check it…read moreout. We didn't leave with much because we were traveling, but I had a delicious Gluten Free Salted Caramel Cookie by Pha's Bakery and my husband picked up a small coconut cream pie made by local Amish women. This is a covered market with concrete floors. More of a pavilion feel to it. I would recommend coming hungry as there was a coffee vendor and a couple of others making food on the spot! A nice variety of fresh produce and baked goods, honey, soap, and lots of beautiful mums!! We enjoyed the live music...it definitely made it feel festive. You could walk through in 10-15 minutes if you don't really stop or you could spend time shopping, visiting, eating, and listening to music for an hour or more.

I love this Farmers Market. I wish wish wish there were more out there like this…read more A decent variety of vegetables for everyone. Fresh cheese and other treats are available.

We stopped by Gordon's Orchard during peach season, and I'm so glad we did. The peaches were…read moreunbelievably sweet, juicy, and perfectly ripe. And easily the best I've had in years. Their homegrown tomatoes were just as impressive: full of flavor, firm, and garden-fresh. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the whole place had a charming, down-to-earth vibe. You can tell everything is grown with care. We also tried their apple cider slushie (even though we came for peaches!) and it was a delicious bonus. It's a bit of a drive from the city, but absolutely worth it. We'll definitely be back for more produce and to enjoy that peaceful farm setting again. Highly recommend if you love fresh, local food!

We always stop here on the way to see family and after visiting Osceola cheese! Great friendly…read moreplace. In the summer their cantaloupe is huge and tasty! Then we get several sacks of peaches. Can't wait until next year!

This market had quality produce and a great selection of meats, even wood toys. A large city…read morefarmers market in a small town. Fun and yummy.

A family farm which does our local farmers market. But at their farm and in the summer, they do a…read morepizza experience in a wooded area. You bring chairs and drinks - and for $17 a person, all you can eat fresh pizza. They've constructed a couple of pizza ovens in a hut. Then they use ingredients from crops coming in at the time of year you're there. They have someone performing music. There's even homemade cookies for purchase. They even do farm tours for folks to see and learn about their operation! A fun little experience with your significant other or with a group of friends.

We were going to be in town for a couple weeks last summer (I could swear I already reviewed them…read morebut apparently not) and would have some down time this time so I researched some unique things to do and found this farm in Springfield. Every Thursday night between May and October they host a wood fired pizza night using produce from their farm. Their flavors were incredible: they had a Thai pizza with different veggies and a homemade peanut sauce, a beet pizza with veggies, garlic aoli, pecans and cranberries, and a pesto pizza to die for with a homemade almond basil pesto, pulled pork, tomatoes, feta, onions and mozzarella (they all had mozz on them). They were all so flavorful! The farm is neat, they were able to accommodate our family member with MS and not able to walk a lot, there are restrooms, a small shop with some of their produce and things they make with it. There was a musician named Isaac Kenneth playing guitar and singing fun songs. You sit in a cleared area under large trees at picnic tables. Ohmygosh it was an incredible evening for us all. I hope we can go again next time we visit. It was a great family time. I got in touch with Sara before we were in town and it turned out they were sold out already so get your tickets as early as you can. She kept me on a cancellation list and our party of 6 was able to get in. Sara was so easy to communicate with and made this cherished memory of an evening possible.