Forks Farm Market

At 299 Covered Bridge Road in Orangeville, Forks Farm Market sits alongside a working farm whose own language centers on ethically raised food and radical transparency. That emphasis carries into the market mix: artisan pizza baked at over 900 degrees, sprouted wheat breads, spray-free fruit, exotic mushrooms, farmstead cheeses, and a notable run of fermented foods all appear in one lineup. The result is a market that leans heavily toward pantry-building and meal planning rather than quick produce-only shopping, with prepared food, drinks, and handmade goods woven through the farm products.

What you'll find there

The strongest pattern here is depth within a few categories rather than a single flagship product. Bread, fermentation, prepared foods, produce, dairy, flowers, and handmade household goods all show up, so a visit can cover dinner ingredients, pantry staples, and a few nonfood purchases in one stop.

• -Watch Project Pizza Company bake artisan pizzas at over 900 degrees with locally sourced and imported ingredients.
• -Pick up artisan breads and flatbreads from Bread Service.
• -Find sprouted wheat breads, crackers, and granola at Columbia County Bread and Granola.
• -Browse artisan breads, pastries, and cakes from Sugar & Loaf Bakery.
• -Pour locally produced wine and fermented foods, including beet kvass, from Freas Farm Winery.
• -Stock fermented foods and beet kvass from Fermented Delights.
• -Bring home chutneys, fruit shrubs, preserves, relishes, and dessert sauces from Tait Farm.
• -Look for exotic mushrooms from Ten Mile Mushrooms.
• -Sip fresh-roasted specialty grade coffees from Caffe` Fresco.
• -Order hot food made with locally sourced ingredients from S.A.C. Lunches.
• -Gather honey, bee pollen, and beeswax from Aucker's Apiary.
• -Choose spray-free peaches and apples from Greens Fruit Farm.
• -Add lettuce mixes and greens from Rolling Raven Organics.
• -Take home vinegars, miso, soaps, and more from Keepwell.
• -Pick up fresh-cut arrangements, microgreens, and flower club offerings from Gib's Farm.
• -Find wild-caught Alaskan salmon and sustainable seafood from Wild For Salmon.
• -Try Polish fusion dishes from Crooked Forest.
• -Choose Mexican street food from Real Taste 570 or Puerto Rican fusion from Puerto de las Empanadas.
• -Bring home blueberries from Koch's Family Blueberry Farm and old fashioned ice cream or chocolate milk from Milkhouse Creamery.
• -Shop heirloom vegetables and cut flowers from Master Gardners or Old Souls Acres.
• -Round out the basket with goat milk, feta, farmstead cheeses, yogurt, and fudge from Betty's Acres.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy likely to affect how you plan your visit. Restrooms are not available, and payment information is presented clearly, so it helps to arrive ready for a straightforward in-and-out stop.

Forks Farm also operates a self-service store every day, separate from the market setup, with farm fresh eggs, local farmstead cow, goat, and sheep's milk cheeses, maple syrup, spice blends, meat rubs and seasonings, organic nuts and chocolate, ghee, soap, gifts, and more; selection changes with seasonal availability. If you want help choosing meat, the farm asks shoppers to call (570) 683-5820 to schedule a time with a farm associate. For bulk meat planning, orders are accepted all year round and filled first come, first served.