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Farmers Market
Portland, Oregon
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King Park & Playground is one of the clearest landmarks for finding Portland Farmers Market - King, with the market set nearby and a portable bathroom available in that area. The market itself is in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School at NE 7th and Wygant, which gives this Sunday stop a neighborhood-school setting rather than a downtown one. Portland Farmers Market lists 30 vendors here, creating a smaller-footprint market with a defined weekly window from spring into late November. One visitor noted the market’s “petite size and variety,” along with picnic tables, a playground, and an open field nearby.
King’s location next to King Elementary School at NE 7th and Wygant places the market directly in a neighborhood setting, with free on-street parking and bike parking built into the visit. That setup shapes the market as a practical weekly stop instead of a destination that depends on paid parking or a larger event footprint. The market runs from May 3 through November 22, 2026, giving Portland shoppers a Sunday option through the main growing season.
Portland Farmers Market also includes King within a broader system that accepts cash, credit and debit, market tokens, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program benefits across its markets. That matters at the neighborhood level because payment flexibility widens who can shop each week. The organization also offers weekly market email reminders with scheduled vendor lists, upcoming events, what’s in season, and more, which supports regular shopping habits rather than one-off visits.
The clearest product detail available for this market comes through Portland Farmers Market’s current vendor materials, which point to produce-centered shopping with fruit, vegetables, eggs, beans, nuts, and cider in the broader market roster. Visitor reviews add a little more shape, describing a compact market with prepared breakfast items, baked goods, flowers, and pantry goods alongside farm staples.
No dogs are allowed at Portland Farmers Market - King, so that policy may change plans before you leave home. The market is located in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School at NE 7th and Wygant, with free on-street parking and bike parking available. Restrooms are available via a portable bathroom near King Park & Playground.
This market keeps a Sunday schedule from 10 am to 2 pm during its May 3 to November 22, 2026 season, so the shopping window is straightforward and limited to one afternoon block each week. If you like planning ahead, Portland Farmers Market offers weekly email reminders that include the scheduled vendor list, upcoming events, and what’s in season before market day. One visitor specifically called out picnic tables, the playground, and an open field nearby, which helps explain the immediate surroundings once you arrive.
Portland Farmers Market confirms that its markets accept cash, credit/debit, market tokens, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program benefits, and SNAP/EBT is accepted at King. That range makes it easier to shop for produce and other staples without relying on cash alone.
Free on-street and bike parking is available. The market is located in the parking lot adjacent to King Elementary School at NE 7th and Wygant.
Accepts cash, credit/debit, market tokens, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and Oregon Farm Direct Nutrition Program. Up to $20 SNAP match with Double Up Food Bucks. Portable bathroom near the King Park & Playground. Market information booth under the yellow canopy during market hours.
May – November
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
I appreciate the petite size and variety at this farmers market. The breakfast burritos are the best! Awesome baked goods too. Regularly buy berries, fresh flowers, produce (potatoes, carrots, greens, tomatoes, apples). Occasionally buy salmon, sauces, pickled goods. Picnic tables, playground, and open field make it welcoming for families. Live music also gives a good vibe.
Fun place lots of choices for fresh from the farm items. Meat and veggies as well fresh made cheese. Better prices then the big box stores for fresh certified organic food.
Small market but all the vendors are awesome. Be sure to get vegan lunch at Black Girl Veggies booth. The soul bowl is heavenly. The apples from Kiyokawa family orchard are irresistible.
I was staying near this farmer’s market for a while and it was such a great market. I would usually take my favorite dog ever with me :) and we would both have a great time. Best rose matcha latte and amazing food too! So many fresh veggies and fruits!
Smaller Famers Market than the Saturday market at PSU, but more of an intimate family feel. Had excellent live music the day I went, the singer had a beautiful voice. Along with the standard fruits and vegetables there were also a couple booths selling food - I got a delicious mushroom tamale from one vendor. There is a park very close by and there were lots of families with their children playing. Seems like a clean and safe area.
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