Woodstock Farmers Market

The Woodstock Farmers Market is on the historic and beautiful Woodstock Square. I visited a cool October day and enjoyed walking around and checking out the sights, smells and sounds.It was nice walking into the square to hear some live music in the center of the square and had a good amount of vendors. I didn't make it until noon on a Saturday so many of the vendors were low on there goods. But still found some great Apple Cider Donuts from Van Laars Farms.I also picked up some apples fromVan Laars - excited to make apple pies!Over nice market - just was a little slim on vendor options but it is the end of the season. The square alone is worth the visit... so much history and really some great sights!

This farmers market is great. The 2 meat farmers and in the summer Dads Farm from Michigan and all their amazing fruit are my favorite part. The Link match program has allowed me to continually feed my bigger family the highest quality fresh foods which I am so grateful for. It has also benefited my family by supporting me in teaching my kids about the importance of eating whole foods and cooking from scratch. Also a blessing that they're open tuesdays and saturdays as I have done 90% of my food sourcing here since may

On the historic town square Woodstock does a great job with the weekend farmers market. By keeping the vendors to "producers only" there is no silly stuff like sham wows and ginsu knives. For the most part the market is local vendors selling their own products. Look for fresh produce, fresh bakery items, soaps, flowers and more. The street is blocked off in spots so the parking can be a challenge. Definitely a trip-worthy destination.

This was a farmers market that I stumbled into while driving into the town square s o I stopped to check it out. I was looking for some fresh fruit and all I saw was apples but I just bought some apples so I'm passing. This looks like a decent farmers market that wraps around the whole square with all the standard booths that you will see at just about any farmers market.

Come here every summer on Saturdays. Recently discovered Miraia corn, a sweeter corn than any I've ever tasted, developed and sold at Twin Gardens, Inc (Harvard) a vendor also selling wonderful heirloom tomatoes. You can get to the Woodstock Farmers Market also by Metra train, which stops a block from the market square.Plenty of food, confection, and an antique store or two on the Woodstock Square, along with music in the gazebo.

Lovely farmers market with a little bit of everything. Dog and kid friendly. Bought some.lovely produce, jam, and even a bone for my dog! My favorite booth was the 'make your own bouquet' booth. It was so fun!

One of the nicer Markets in the suburbs. They have a nice variety and a beautiful setting in historic WoodStock Square. A a great way to relax and spend a Saturday morning.

I remember going to this Market only a couple of years ago and the quality has surely gone downhill. A lot of veggies/fruits are available for purchase, as well as baked goods. Some are very well priced, others are ridiculous. I somehow got wormed into buying an $8 loaf of bread, now it was pretty good, but I am pretty sure I could've got something just as nice at Whole Foods/Jewel or, hell, even a bakery for a cheaper price.I don't know if we got there at a bad time, but it was really picked over and not that many vendors.My favorite part, however, was the lady that made homemade peanut butters... omg I can't wait to have some Honey Roasted Crunchy butter once I get home :)AND, I will say the Square has definitely had a face-lift in the past couple of years, all new kinds of shops and eateries.

This market is ok, the selection is limited. Some vendors are quite expensive for a country market. The quaintness of the S quare is the best part of the market.

A nice and busy market right in the downtown square. Very friendly vibe with lots of fresh products. Usually some music in the square. Parking is pretty easy.