Fairmount Neighborhood Farmers' Market

Fairmount Neighborhood Farmers' Market gives Eugene a Sunday market centered on neighborhood shopping and Southern Willamette Valley ingredients. Its origin also stays close to that neighborhood scale: the market grew out of a 2010 conversation about having a neighborhood Sunday market, led by Karen, a Fairmount resident, parent at Edison Elementary School and Roosevelt Middle School, and University of Oregon faculty member. That background helps explain the market’s emphasis on local food and cooking inspiration rather than a broad festival setup. One visitor summed up the draw as “local produce and farm fresh meat and eggs,” alongside friendly vendors and a wide range of options.

What you'll find there

Camas Swale Farm, Fair Valley Farm, and Fog Hollow Farm set a strong farm-first tone, with produce, pastured meat, and poultry all explicitly tied to the market’s vendor mix. Beyond those core staples, the vendor roster stretches into grains, baked goods, drinks, prepared foods, and art, so a visit can cover both pantry shopping and ready-to-eat stops.

• -Camas Swale Farm brings fruits and vegetables that appear throughout the market’s posts.
• -Fair Valley Farm offers pastured meat and poultry.
• -Fog Hollow Farm also supplies pastured meat and poultry.
• -Tiger Lily Art Company adds an art vendor to the lineup.
• -Summerfield Vinyards appears in the market’s vendor lists.
• -SLO Farm is named on the market’s About page as a participating farm in earlier seasons.
• -Lonesome Whistle Farm is also listed as a participating farm in earlier seasons.
• -Sweetwater Farm appears in earlier-season participation lists.
• -Songbird Farm is named among those earlier participating farms.
• -The Salmon People are included in the market’s earlier-season vendor mix.
• -Southern Willamette Valley Bean and Grain Project is named as both a participant and a source of advice.
• -Wildflour Oven is listed among the market’s vendors.
• -Camas Country Mill appears in the vendor roster.
• -Good Food Easy at Sweetwater Farm is part of the listed lineup.
• -Prince Pücklers is named in the site’s vendor lists.
• -Sweet Life Petite appears in the market’s vendor lists.
• -Oolong Bar is included among listed vendors.
• -Studio One Cafe appears in the vendor roster.
• -Agate Alley is named in the site’s vendor lists.
• -Beppe and Gianni's Trattoria appears among listed vendors.
• -Hey Neighbor Pizza House is also included in the vendor lists.

One visitor noted being able to pick produce in exact quantities rather than only buying prepacked items, and also mentioned floral designs in the mix.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit rule to plan around. The market runs on Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, making it a fit for a late-morning grocery stop rather than an early market run. Restrooms are not available, so shorter shopping trips are the simplest plan. Payment methods are not clearly stated, and SNAP/EBT is not identified in the market details, so shoppers who want flexibility may want to carry more than one form of payment. For direct questions, the market lists the email address camas.swale.farm@gmail.com.