Spring Lake Farm & Garden Market

Spring Lake Farm & Garden Market sits within the Chamber’s wider lakeshore market network, alongside its collaboration with the City of Grand Haven on other area markets. In Spring Lake, the market runs from June through October at 225 E. Exchange, giving this market a clearly seasonal downtown footprint rather than a year-round schedule. The Chamber also confirms SNAP/EBT acceptance here, which can matter as much as timing when you’re choosing where to shop. That mix of seasonal operation, central village address, and Chamber-backed management makes this market read as a practical stop in Spring Lake’s warm-weather calendar.

Why it matters locally

225 E. Exchange places the market directly in Spring Lake rather than folding it into the neighboring Grand Haven markets the Chamber also references. That matters because the same organization is managing multiple market and event efforts across Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg, so this site is part of a broader local network instead of an isolated pop-up.

The Chamber’s own event framework also points to how closely these communities are linked in practice: its policies cover Chamber events across Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg, and its calendar includes recurring business breakfasts, forums, and networking programs through the summer. For shoppers, that means this market is tied to an organization that is already coordinating regular public-facing activity in the same local orbit, with named staff handling programs, events, and market questions.

What you'll find there

The Chamber materials for Spring Lake Farm & Garden Market emphasize season, location, and operations more than individual seller profiles, so the clearest takeaways are about how the market is organized and when it is active. What stands out in this packet is the market’s place inside a larger Chamber-run schedule of summer programming across the lakeshore.

• -Finds a seasonal market operating from June through October in Spring Lake.
• -Anchors shopping at 225 E. Exchange in Spring Lake.
• -Accepts SNAP/EBT for eligible purchases at the market.

The broader Chamber calendar around market season includes events such as the Grand Haven Art Festival, July BASH, and Chamber Forum on Childcare & Education, all appearing during the same summer stretch.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest on-the-ground rule to plan around before arriving. If you usually shop with a pet, this is one detail that changes the trip immediately. Another practical note: restrooms are not available, so this is better approached as a focused stop than a long linger.

Accessibility is addressed through the Chamber’s event policies and accommodations process. The Chamber states that it is committed to ensuring access to events, and April Tripp is named for accommodation requests tied to Chamber events. For market-specific questions, Megan Tobin is the listed contact, which gives this market a direct named coordinator rather than a generic inbox. The address is 225 E. Exchange in Spring Lake, which is the key navigation detail to set before heading out.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Spring Lake Farm & Garden Market, a useful planning detail if you shop with food assistance benefits. The Chamber is also identified as the organization managing market payments and event policies, so payment operations are handled through the same group overseeing the market.