Oakmont Farmers Market

Oakmont Farmers Market runs as a producer-only market in Havertown, with vendors expected to fit the Haverford Township Farmers Market Association mission and market rules rather than simply fill stall space. That standard shapes a Wednesday market where the lineup includes locally farmed vegetables and fruit alongside cheese, eggs and poultry, meats, bread, baked goods, soaps, candles, honey, pickled products, woolen goods, spirits, beer, and prepared specialties. Set at Grace Chapel Parking Lot at 1 West Eagle Road in the Oakmont section of Havertown, it brings a distinctly neighborhood-scale mix to the southeast corner of Darby and Eagle Roads.

Why it matters locally

The producer-only rule is the clearest local commitment here: vendors must grow, make, or produce what they sell, and reselling is not allowed. That matters because the market’s mix is built around identifiable regional farm and food businesses rather than anonymous inventory, from locally farmed vegetables and fruit to cheese, eggs, poultry, beef, lamb, pork, bread, honey, pickled products, woolen goods, spirits, and beer.

Oakmont Farmers Market is also operated by the Haverford Township Farmers Market Association, a not-for-profit corporation, and vendor participation is tied to the association’s mission statement as well as township and state regulations. Food sellers must be certified and approved under local and county health oversight, including the Haverford Township Health Department and the Health Department of Delaware County.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans heavily toward groceries you can cook from, with produce, meats, eggs, dairy, breads, and prepared foods forming the core of the market. Around that base, Oakmont adds specialty pantry items, personal-care goods, candles, composting, sharpening, and fiber products that make the Wednesday stop useful beyond produce shopping.

• -Pick up fresh and creamy Fromagina plus a wide assortment of chèvre from Amazing Acres Goat Dairy.
• -Find small-batch, made-to-order desserts from Anna’s Oven.
• -Bring home Chef Ruth’s baked goods and prepared meals from A Seasons Chef.
• -Stock up on household and body products from Botanical Bubbles.
• -Choose non-dairy, vegan, and protein-infused desserts and baked goods from Chizfit.
• -Add cheese, yogurts, butter, and more from Conebella Farm.
• -Grab sourdough, rye, or multigrain bread along with fruit scones from Crusty Delight.
• -Shop produce from Full Table Farm.
• -Sample hand-made artisan chocolates from Heavenly Sweet Chocolates.
• -Buy chickens and eggs, turkeys, beef, lamb, and pork from Lindenhof Farm.
• -Sign up for composting service through Mother Compost.
• -Look for honey, jams, candles, and related goods from New Bee Honey Ranch.
• -Take home pickles and salts from New Road Brinery.
• -Browse fruit, vegetables, fruit butters, sauces, and ciders from North Star Orchard, LLC.
• -Order knife and tool sharpening from Seven Stars Sharpening.
• -Pick up spanakopita, tiropita, hummus, stuffed grape leaves, falafel kits, and other Mediterranean specialty items from Traditional Greek Sweets.
• -Explore alpaca and llama wool products, honeys, candles, and yak meat from WoodsEdge Wools Farm.
• -Choose bread made from organic, non-GMO ingredients from Hoffman Bread.

Recipes also appear as part of the market’s programming, including a pomegranate cocktail from Liz of Kombucha Bliss and a peach smoothie from North Star Orchard.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan a Wednesday stop. The market is held at Grace Chapel Parking Lot, 1 W. Eagle Road in Havertown, at the southeast corner of Darby and Eagle Roads. Winter markets are also held at that Grace Chapel parking lot location.

The schedule shifts by season: main season markets run weekly on Wednesdays from April 1 through November 25, while winter markets move to the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays from December through March. Restrooms are not listed, so plan your visit as a shorter shopping stop rather than an extended stay.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Oakmont Farmers Market. The market also clearly lists payment information as part of its visitor details, which helps if you are planning a grocery-focused stop rather than a browse. Since this is a producer-only market with foods ranging from produce and meats to bread, dairy, and pantry goods, SNAP access can cover a meaningful share of a weekly shop.