BROOKINGS HARBOR FARMERS MARKET

15786 HWY 101 SOUTH is the year-round home of Brookings Harbor Farmers Market, a Wednesday-and-Saturday market in Brookings with a mix that runs from fresh picked produce to dairy, meats, honey, sweets, meals, and clothing. The market’s own emphasis is broad but concrete: shoppers can look for organic A2/A2 milk, cheese, yogurt, whipping cream, and cream cheese alongside local honey and restaurant-style meals made with fresh, real ingredients. That combination gives this market a practical grocery angle with a few prepared-food and nonfood extras folded in.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix here leans into staples you can build a meal around, especially produce, dairy, meats, and honey, with a few specialty sellers widening the range. The market also calls out prepared foods made with fresh, real ingredients, so the lineup goes beyond raw ingredients alone.

• -Find dairy, chicken, turkey, lamb, and pork from Ryescott Ranch.
• -Pick up dairy, chicken, turkey, lamb, and pork from LINDA STIMSON.
• -Shop produce from Sylvia's Ffresh Produce.
• -Look for produce from SYLVIA YOCK & FAMILY.
• -Browse Abound Big Tent Treats under the market’s Big Tent Treats heading.
• -Get beef and coffee from JESS YOCK & FAMILY.
• -Buy honey from Chetco Gold Honey.

The market’s own description adds a few product details not tied to a single named vendor: fresh picked produce; organic creamed topped or homogenized A2/A2 milk in whole, grass fed, and 2%; organic cheese, yogurt, whipping cream, and cream cheese; local honey and exotic sweets; restaurant-style meals made with fresh, real ingredients; and interesting clothing. Those details help explain the shape of a visit here: the named vendors cover core farm categories, while the broader market mix reaches into prepared foods and apparel as well.

The market is described as open year round on Wednesday and Saturday from 10am to 3pm.

Know before you go

No dogs is one of the clearest visit rules here, so that can change how you plan a stop along Highway 101. The market runs at 15786 HWY 101 SOUTH and keeps the same 10am to 3pm window on both Wednesdays and Saturdays year-round, which makes midweek shopping just as much a part of the schedule as the weekend market. Restrooms are marked unavailable, another practical detail to factor into a longer outing.

For shopping expectations, the market’s own materials point toward staple foods first: produce, dairy, meats, honey, and prepared meals made with fresh, real ingredients. Clothing is also part of the mix, so the visit is not limited strictly to grocery items.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Brookings Harbor Farmers Market. The market also presents payment information clearly in its visitor details, which pairs useful purchase planning with a vendor mix centered on produce, dairy, meats, honey, and prepared foods.