Burlington County Farmers Market

6ABC Action News has filmed at Burlington County Farmers Market, including TOMATO DAY, a fitting cue for a market that leans into seasonal themes as much as shopping. Set at the Burlington County Agricultural Center in Moorestown, the market runs on Saturdays and is part of a larger property that also hosts classes and events. The setting brings together a working farm landscape, a Market Barn, a Market Plaza, and an 1850s farmhouse, so a market trip here sits inside a broader agricultural campus rather than a single parking-lot setup.

Why it matters locally

The Burlington County Agricultural Center sits on one of the county’s historic farms, preserved as the 68-acre Winner dairy farm in Moorestown, and the market operates within that larger agricultural site. That matters because the market is tied to a place with working-farm uses, demonstration gardens maintained by the Master Gardener Program, and field plots maintained by Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service.

The market also marks its 20th year with pre-season dates in March and April before the regular Saturday season, giving local growers and food makers a longer public calendar at the Ag Center. On the same grounds, the Farmhouse Kitchen hosts classes ranging from dumplings and desserts to fermentation and vegan cooking, linking the market to hands-on food education instead of treating it as a stand-alone retail stop.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix reaches well beyond peak-season vegetables. Alongside produce farms, the roster includes grain growers, cheesemakers, flowers, mushrooms, honey, prepared foods, bakery items, cider, mead, and even a succulent specialist, which gives the market a wider pantry feel from spring through holiday market season.

• -Browse 4MULA’s succulent selection, including more than 400 rare identified succulent cultivars.
• -Sip Armageddon Brewing’s ciders and mead.
• -Pick up flowers from Bart’s Flowers, a third-generation farm based in Delran.
• -Find seasonal produce from Black Sheep Farm, described as pesticide-free and responsibly grown in Mullica Hill.
• -Add artisan cheese from Cherry Grove Farm in Lawrenceville.
• -Shop Cranberry Hall Farm for vegetables, grain, and livestock from its family-owned Cookstown farm.
• -Stock up on local flour, nutrient-dense grains, healthy cereals, and “real bread” ingredients from River Valley Community Grains.
• -Grab golden empanadas from Lula’s.
• -Look for seasonal produce from Pinelands Produce.
• -Check Stephen Specca Farms for seasonal produce.
• -Choose sustainably raised meats and eggs from Little Hooves Romneys.
• -Bring home seafood from Scallop Shack Farm.
• -Pick up local honey from Mill Creek Apiary.
• -Add mushrooms from Davidson Mushrooms.
• -Include baked goods from Wildflour Bakery.
• -Take home sweets from Tis So Sweet.
• -Try preserved goods from Fishtown Pickle Project.
• -Shop prepared foods from Mom Mom’s Polish Food and Settantatre Pasta Co..
• -Order hot prepared items from Humble Spud, The Soup Bar, and Tea-For-All.
• -Find daylilies, annuals, perennials, houseplants, vegetable seedlings, and starts from Bart’s Flowers, Springville Herbary, Hope Sprouts, Peonies, Petals & Poseys, and Oak Tree Acres.

Seasonal programming is part of the market calendar, with Opening Day & Spring Garden Market in May, MELON DAY in August, TOMATO DAY later that month, ROOT VEGGIE DAY in October, and Holiday Markets in November and December.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest visit rules to plan around. The market is held at 500 Centerton Road within the Burlington County Agricultural Center grounds, where the larger site opens from 7:30 a.m. to sunset year-round and is marked by a big blue sign.

If you are building a longer outing, the same property includes the Market Barn, Market Plaza, Farmhouse, and Farmhouse Kitchen, and the calendar often adds classes and workshops beyond the Saturday market itself. Restrooms are not listed among the visitor amenities, and payment methods are not clearly stated, so this is a market where it helps to arrive focused on the vendors you want first rather than assuming every convenience will be on hand.