Oregon City Year-Round Farmers Market

At 2051 Kaen Rd., off Beavercreek Rd., Oregon City Year-Round Farmers Market runs on Saturdays through every month of the year, with winter market dates operating from November through April. The market opened in May 2005 through a collaboration that included Clackamas County, Oregon State University Extension, the City of Oregon City, the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District, and volunteers, and it later became a 501(c)(3) in 2011. That combination of long-running market operations and year-round scheduling gives this market a practical feel: a regular Saturday stop with farm vendors and market programs that continue beyond the main growing season.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix centers on farms from Oregon City and nearby Clackamas County communities, with a strong showing from growers using Certified Naturally Grown or Certified Organic practices. For shoppers, that means the market’s listings lean heavily toward farm vendors rather than a broad prepared-food roster, and several of the named producers are based right in Oregon City itself.

• -Find Sun Love Farm, a Certified Naturally Grown farm based in Oregon City.
• -Shop Maggy’s Farm, another Certified Naturally Grown farm from Oregon City.
• -Pick up goods from Mindful Mushrooms, listed as a Certified Naturally Grown farm in Oregon City.
• -Browse The Green Seed Nursery, a Certified Naturally Grown farm from Canby.
• -Look for Farm D’ICI, a Certified Organic farm based in Canby.
• -See Back Four Farm, a Certified Organic farm from Oregon City.
• -Buy from Squirrelly Jane Hazelnuts, a Certified Organic farm in Aurora.

Beyond the vendor roster, the market highlights several standing programs on its site, including SNAP at the Market, the Power of Produce (POP) Club, and a Learning Kitchen. Those program pages suggest a market experience built around both shopping and food access, with dedicated resources for families and SNAP shoppers rather than a simple weekly stall lineup.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at this market, a rule that may shape plans before you head to Kaen Road. Parking is one of the easier logistics here: customer parking is directed to Green Lot 2, which includes several ADA spaces, and additional overflow parking is available on South Douglas Loop, Blue Lots 1 and 2, and Brown Lot. The market notes ample parking around the market and college campus, along with convenient market ADA access. If you like to have a phone number handy before arriving, the market lists 503-734-0192 as its contact number.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP-EBT is accepted at the market, with shoppers directed to the SNAP booth to receive tokens for SNAP-approved foods from farms and vendors. The market also offers Double Up Food Bucks: purchase $20 in SNAP tokens with an EBT card and receive an additional $20. The market’s donation materials also identify its SNAP match program as a dedicated funding focus.