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Farmers Market
Neskowin, Oregon
Neskowin Farmers Market pairs its vendor lineup with a partnership with Proposals For All, giving this seasonal market a distinct local footing beyond the weekly shopping run. The market sits at Proposals For All, on the east side of Highway 101 near Summit Lane and across from the Neskowin Beach Wayside, which makes it easy to spot once you are in town. From May through late September, the mix stretches from produce, eggs, and meats to wild mushrooms, baked goods, seafood, wine, salt, honey, and coastal craft vendors.
Rambling Roots Farm brings vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers grown right in Neskowin, giving the market an immediate tie to the place where it sets up each week. That local thread continues with vendors selling food from nearby coastal and regional producers, including Wright Tide Seafood’s fresh seafood from Newport fishermen and Silas Wines’ handmade wines from the Willamette Valley.
The market also puts access at the center of how it operates. It accepts EBT/SNAP and participates in the USDA’s Double Up Food Bucks program, with a SNAP matching program offered at the market. New vendor spots are limited and chosen based on space and the needs of the market, which points to a curated roster rather than an open overflow setup.
The lineup leans heavily toward food you can cook with immediately, stock in the pantry, or eat while you browse, with a smaller but still notable group of makers selling art, ceramics, jewelry, toys, and body care. The range runs from staple farm goods to coastal specialties and gluten-free baking.
No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest rule to factor into your plans before heading over. The market is set at Proposals For All on the east side of Highway 101 near Summit Lane, directly across from the Neskowin Beach Wayside, so the location is more recognizable by nearby landmarks than by a standard street-number address. There are no restrooms listed for visitors. Volunteers help direct parking and foot traffic, which suggests arrival and circulation are active parts of market operations during the weekend.
Neskowin Farmers Market accepts EBT/SNAP and participates in Double Up Food Bucks, with a SNAP matching program available at the market. SNAP card tokens are issued at the Market Information Booth at the northeast corner of the market. One visitor noted that all but two vendors took cards, adding a useful on-the-ground note for shoppers planning how to pay.
SNAP/EBT tokens are distributed at the Market Information Booth at the North East corner of the market; vendors cannot provide change.
May – September
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4.6 average from 5 reviews on Google
Good place to get fresh vegetables and fruits. Ok for parking and would be ok as is an area where kids could run around. Was also a booth that had wild mushrooms. One gentleman was selling meat which was from what I saw on his sign that I saw pork, lamb and beef.
All but two vendors took cards, so that worked for us. About 20 vendors in total. Wide variety of options and products, including a blacksmith and a soap maker. Lots of delicious fruits and vegetables. Pasture-raised eggs and meats (including lamb).
Very quaint farmers market. Not sure of the months, but they're open on Saturdays between 9am to 1pm. *Entry: You will be turning into Summit Road from 101 (heading east). Turn left (north) on the next gravel driveway (approx. 480 feet from 101) to park. *Parking: limited parking, there is a parking attendant to guide you into a grass area past the vendors. *Vibe: Mostly shaded from trees areas with vendor's canopies spread throughout the lot. There was a live music performer when we went, she was pleasing to hear in the backdrop. *Vendors: approximately 16 vendors when we went, varying...
Small farmer's market, but a wide variety of things that would actually come from a farm like veggies, cheeses, and meats. Friendly people and nice music complete the experience. A little crowded, but not overly so. Overall a great little treat on the coast.
Small place with a great heart, they support their school by giving then a free space to sell . Thank you for helping the children . The prices in their flesh vegetables were great , I enjoyed the coffee , the hot hand made food, and the live music. It was fun. Thank you to all.
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