Neskowin Farmers Market

Neskowin Farmers Market runs from May through September in Neskowin, giving the coast town a seasonal market with farm goods, prepared foods, pantry staples, and handmade work gathered in one place. The vendor mix reaches from produce, eggs, meats, and cheese to mangonadas, canned tuna, coffee, soaps, and jewelry, with several booths rooted in specific regional products like wild mushrooms, Willamette Valley wine, and body care made from fossilized kelp. SNAP shoppers can also use EBT and a Double Up Food Bucks matching program at the market, a practical detail that broadens what many visitors can buy each week.

What you'll find there

The range here stretches well beyond a produce-only stop, with a lineup that mixes raw ingredients, ready-to-eat treats, shelf-stable foods, and craft vendors. That makes it possible to shop for dinner basics, pick up snacks, and browse handmade goods in the same visit.

• -Pick up jams, pickles, and other canned goods from Gingifer’s Kitchen.
• -Find pasta fettuccine alfredo and wild mushrooms from Jose Colomo Mushrooms.
• -Shop Mama Tee’s Farm for produce, eggs, chicken, goat, and pork; the farm also lists CSA registration.
• -Buy cheese, butter, and ground beef from Nestucca Bay Creamery.
• -Order mangonadas, fresnadas, pinacoladas, frappes de mazapán, mini pancakes, fruta picada, and fresas con crema from Rocio B Sanchez.
• -Browse handmade wines from the Willamette Valley at Silas Wines.
• -Sample caramels in at least seven flavors from Sticky Situation Caramels.
• -Stock up on fruit, vegetables, and flowers from V Family Farm.
• -Look for lamb, pork, eggs, and canned goods from Walker Farms.
• -Browse jewelry and leather work from Alita Pearl Silver and Leather.
• -See hand-fabricated gold and silver jewelry from DelicateFilaments.
• -Find original drawings and paintings on wood and paper, along with ceramic mugs and clay masks, at Fishbox Gallery.
• -Choose soaps and body care products made from locally mined fossilized kelp at Kelp Mineral Body Care.
• -Shop herbal medicines and hive products from North Wind Botanica.
• -Browse crocheted and sewn accessories and toys from Ohlala Mima.
• -Find handmade jewelry, jewelry stands, stickers, postcards, and matches from Peruvian Hands.
• -Pick up handmade ceramics from Pottery by Young.
• -Look for handmade rugs from Pendleton wool at Rugs by Roberta.
• -Buy plant-based handmade soaps from Siletz Bay Soap Co.
• -Pick from Sun Buttah Original, Bronze, and Rose Gold at Sun Buttah.
• -Browse cards, stickers, tea towels, postcards, ornaments, banners, and jewelry from Underbrush Art.
• -Find canned tuna from Community Supported Fisheries in Garibaldi.
• -Pick up salt and honey from Jacobsen Salt and Honey.
• -Get brewed coffee, whole beans, or ground coffee from Cape Foulweather Coffee.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and there are no restrooms listed for the market, two details that can shape how long you stay and who comes along. Payment tends to be flexible: the market clearly supports multiple payment methods, and one visitor noted that all but two vendors took cards. If you notice volunteers helping direct parking and foot traffic, that is part of how the market operates each weekend; volunteers also help with setup, breakdown, signage, social media, and coffee. The market is held at Neskowin Beach Wayside, so the stop is tied closely to that beachside setting.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP shoppers can use EBT at Neskowin Farmers Market, and the market also offers Double Up Food Bucks through a SNAP matching program. The market lists payment methods clearly, and a visitor reported that nearly all vendors accepted cards, which can make mixed shopping across food and craft booths easier in one trip.