Wrightwood Certified Farmers Market

1275 State Route 2 is the address to plug in for Wrightwood Certified Farmers Market, a year-round Friday market in Wrightwood with a small vendor roster that mixes farm stands, pantry goods, body care, and wellness services. The market is under management that began in January 2016, with Ron Frank taking over after years of supporting the market and emphasizing fresh produce and knowing your farmer. That combination gives this market a distinct shape: certified farmers market produce sits alongside soaps, jams, massage, and natural-health businesses, all within an eight-vendor scale that reads more intimate than sprawling.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix here leans heavily toward direct farm goods and handmade household staples, with a few service-oriented booths that make the lineup broader than produce alone. At this scale, each stand changes the feel of the market, so the named vendors matter more than broad categories.

• -Find Moonstruck Farms for biodynamic farm goods including fresh eggs, artisan meats, organically grown produce, flowers, and gourmet mustards and vinegars.
• -Look for Hanuri Farms, a family-operated High Desert farm using natural farming and stating that it does not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers.
• -Pick up homemade jams and jellies from California Sunshine Kitchen.
• -Shop Whole Life Soaps for all natural soaps, lotions, lip balms, and related products made by Wrightwood residents Bill and Laurie McConnell.
• -Check Angelo’s Farm for a changing selection described as depending on what Hugo has available.
• -Bring home local citrus from Glencairn Farms, whose stand features Andy and his sons.
• -Book time with Massage by Cecilia Quinn, a certified massage therapist since 2003 offering sessions aimed at helping visitors rejuvenate body and soul and regain balance.
• -Stop by Classic Homeopathy, listed as “Your Partners In Natural Health,” among the market’s sponsors and wellness-oriented offerings.

The market also publishes an “At Market This Week” feature and a farmers market news section, signaling that weekly vendor presence and market updates are part of how regulars track what’s happening on a given Friday.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest day-of-visit rule here, so leave pets at home when planning a Friday stop. The market runs in a late-afternoon window, 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, which makes it a different kind of shopping trip than a morning market and better suited to an end-of-day stop. Restrooms are not available on site, another detail worth factoring into your timing, especially if you are shopping with kids or planning a longer stay. The market is held year-round at 1275 State Route 2 in Wrightwood and lists a phone contact at 661-330-9009.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Wrightwood Certified Farmers Market, an important detail if you are planning food purchases here. The market also flags payment methods as clear in its visitor details, which suggests shoppers can expect posted guidance on how to pay when they arrive.