Harvest Home Mt. Eden Market

Harvest Home Mt. Eden Market brings a mission-driven produce market to Mt. Eden Parkway and Morris Avenue in the Bronx, with service rooted in Harvest Home’s broader farmers market and food access work. The market runs within Claremont Park, giving this stop a distinct park-side setting rather than a storefront feel. Harvest Home’s own materials emphasize the investment farmers make and the bulk amounts of product they are able to sell, which frames this market as part of a working outlet for growers as well as a neighborhood food stop. That combination puts fresh farm sales directly into a Bronx location on a twice-weekly schedule.

Why it matters locally

Claremont Park and the Mt. Eden & Morris Avenues intersection place this market directly in Mt. Eden rather than asking shoppers to travel far for farm produce. Harvest Home operates multiple Bronx markets, and the Mt. Eden site is one of those neighborhood points of access inside that larger network. The organization also states that it is accepting applications from New York State farmers who grow and harvest their own fruits and vegetables for the market season, tying the stand mix to working regional farms rather than resale vendors.

That matters on the ground because the market’s Tuesday and Thursday, 8am to 3pm schedule creates two weekday opportunities to shop in season from May through November. With SNAP/EBT accepted here, the market also supports food access in practical purchasing terms, not just in mission language.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans strongly toward produce, with several named farms supplying vegetables, fruit, and herbs, plus one bakery for baked goods. Several growers are identified as family farms, which gives the lineup a direct farm-to-market emphasis rather than a broad prepared-food roster.

• -Fresh Radish Farms grows produce in the Black Dirt region of Goshen, New York.
• -Fresh Radish Farm is also listed as a family farm business in Goshen, New York.
• -FARMER HUERTA is presented as Huerta Farm, focused on providing the community with access to healthy food.
• -Hostetler's Produce grows peaches, corn, watermelon, cucumbers, and other seasonal fruits and vegetables.
• -Meredith's Bakery makes all-natural, preservative-free baked goods by hand.
• -Morgiewicz Farms brings a wide variety of vegetables and herbs.
• -Morgiewicz Produce lists root vegetables, peppers, tomatoes, callaloo, celery, and papalo among its offerings.
• -MI RANCHITO FARM is a family-owned business supplying quality products to local New York City markets.
• -PAVIA FAMILY FARM is a Mexican family-run farm growing produce in Hazlet, New Jersey.
• -THE GRANDPA FARM focuses on growing fresh produce for its community.
• -EL RANCHO LOS 2 HERMANOS is listed as a farm based in Middletown, New York.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Harvest Home Mt. Eden Market, a rule that may shape a park visit if you were planning to combine errands with a walk through Claremont Park. The market is set at Mt. Eden Parkway and Morris Avenue within Claremont Park, so aim for the park-side intersection rather than a building entrance. Restrooms are not available, which is useful to know before settling into a longer shopping stop.

This is a seasonal market, not a year-round one, with operations running from May 12 through November 24. It keeps weekday hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8am to 3pm, making it better suited to daytime shopping than after-work errands.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Harvest Home Mt. Eden Market, an important option at a produce-focused market with multiple farm vendors. Payment methods are clearly identified by the market organization, which helps remove guesswork before you arrive. Harvest Home’s broader seasonal outreach also centers on farmers who grow and harvest their own fruits and vegetables, reinforcing that SNAP can be used in a market built around fresh farm goods.