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Every Day is Farmers’ Market Day!

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Clark County is lucky enough to be surrounded by an abundance of fresh crops. Don't miss out on the taste of summer straight from local farms. Farmers' Markets are occurring weekly around the county!

There's nothing like visiting weekly and watching the spring asparagus transition into the summer crops of cherries, berries, flowers, and more before transitioning into the squashes and gourds of early fall. You don't have to live on the farm to taste the seasons change!

If you're on EBT Food Stamps take advantage of using your stamps at many of these markets! Markets participating in the Fresh Match Program will match up to $5 used on your EBT card to give you an extra $5 to spend on fresh produce at the market! Also see options for WIC voucher distributions on market websites.

Vancouver Farmers Market

Saturdays 9am-3pm and Sundays 10am-3pm (March through October)

Downtown Vancouver, Esther Short Park


Ridgefield Farmers Market

Saturdays 9am-2pm (May through September)

Overlook Park, Downtown Ridgefield


Salmon Creek Farmers Market

Tuesdays 11am-3pm (June through September)

Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital: 2211 NE 139th St, Vancouver


Franklin Street Market (affiliated with Vancouver Farmers Market)

Wednesdays 10am-2pm (July through September)

Public Service Center: 1300 Franklin Street, Vancouver


Camas Farmers Market

Wednesdays 3pm-7pm (June through September)

4th Ave, Camas between Everett and Franklin


East Vancouver Mill Plain (affiliated with Vancouver Farmers Market)

Thursdays 10am-2pm (July through September)

17701 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver


*NEW* Battle Ground Farmers Market (affiliated with Salmon Creek Farmers Market)

Thursdays 3pm-7pm (July through September)

Battle Ground Village: 819 SE 14th Loop, Battle Ground

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