Woodbury Farmers Market

Woodbury Farmers Market runs under the Saint Paul Growers’ Association, tying this stop in Woodbury to the same organization named across the St. Paul market network. In Woodbury, the market is set at the Central Park/YMCA lot on Radio Drive, a location that reads as practical for a quick produce stop as much as a longer shopping trip. The market also sits within a broader St. Paul Farmers’ Market system that includes a vendor directory spanning multiple metro markets, with Woodbury listed among them. That combination gives the market a clear identity: a Woodbury location connected to an established regional growers’ operation.

Why it matters locally

The Saint Paul Growers’ Association is the organizing partner behind Woodbury Farmers Market, so this market is part of a grower-led structure rather than a one-off pop-up. The same market system maintains a dedicated vendor directory covering Woodbury alongside other metro locations, which points to an ongoing network that helps shoppers follow participating farms and sellers across sites. The organization also presents food assistance information as part of its market offering, placing access alongside vendor information instead of treating it as a separate afterthought.

There is also a longer Minnesota market story behind the organization. The St. Paul market materials note that Vital Guerin helped build Minnesota’s first public farmers’ market in 1853, giving the association’s present-day markets a direct link to a long-running public market tradition in the region. For Woodbury shoppers, that local value is less about slogans than about buying through a named growers’ association with established market infrastructure.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest visit rule posted for this market, so plan accordingly if you usually bring a pet on errands. The market is held at the Central Park/YMCA lot on Radio Drive in Woodbury, which is the key location detail to plug into your route before heading over. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the St. Paul market organization also points shoppers toward Market Bucks and food-assistance resources tied to Hunger Solutions and ACCESS, which is useful if you shop with benefits or help someone who does.

For direct questions, the market organization lists a phone number and email: 651-227-8101 and info@stpaulfarmersmarket.com. One caution on logistics: free parking details in the market materials are given for the downtown St. Paul market at 420 Prince St. E, not for the Woodbury site, so the Woodbury page does not add a site-specific parking note beyond the Central Park/YMCA lot location.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Woodbury Farmers Market, an important detail for shoppers planning a benefits-based grocery run. The market organization also references a Market Bucks FAQ from Hunger Solutions and assistance information connected with ACCESS, showing that food-access programs are built into the broader market system supporting this location.