Woodland Park Winter Market

Woodland Park Winter Market runs under the Teller County Farmers Market Association, giving the colder-month market the same local organizational backbone behind the broader Woodland Park farmers market effort. In Woodland Park, the winter season here stretches from November through May, with Saturday shopping from 9am to 1pm at 210 E. Midland Avenue. The market’s winter setup centers on the Cultural Center, with parking directed to the front, back, and side of the building, which makes this one a planned stop rather than a wandering street-market visit. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the market also participates in Double Up Colorado.

Why it matters locally

The market is tied to a distinctly Woodland Park network: the Teller County Farmers Market Association runs it with support connected to the City of Woodland Park and the Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce. That local structure matters because the winter market keeps a regular farmers market outlet active in town from November through May rather than limiting activity to the warmer season.

Its product mix is also framed around local and regional agriculture, with fruits and vegetables, meats, plants, flowers, herbs, and eggs all named as part of the market’s core offering. For households using nutrition benefits, the market’s participation in Double Up Colorado adds another local-use dimension by pairing SNAP/EBT shopping with double vouchers for qualifying Colorado-grown fruits and vegetables.

What you'll find there

The winter market’s stated mix leans toward staple grocery items and grower-led products rather than a narrow specialty focus. Expect a spread built around farm and kitchen basics that can cover a practical weekly stop.

• -Find local and regionally grown fruits and vegetables at the market.
• -Shop for local and regionally raised meats.
• -Pick up plants, flowers, and herbs.
• -Look for farm-fresh eggs.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at the Winter Market, so that policy may shape your trip before you leave home. The market is held at 210 E. Midland Avenue, and winter parking is available at the front, back, and side of the Cultural Center. If you’re navigating by nearby civic landmarks, the market materials reference the Ute Pass Cultural Center and Memorial Park in Woodland Park.

This is a Saturday market running 9am to 1pm during the November-to-May season, so timing is straightforward if you are fitting it into a morning errand loop. The FAQ also notes a lost-and-found page, which is a useful detail for a market operating in a shared public venue.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Woodland Park Winter Market. The market also participates in Double Up Colorado, with double vouchers offered for fruits and vegetables that are grown and sold in Colorado. Payment methods are identified clearly by the market, which helps if you are planning a grocery-focused stop rather than a casual browse.