Earlysville Farmers Market

4167 Earlysville Road puts Earlysville Farmers Market just beyond the shopping hub at Buck Mountain Episcopal Church, where the market sets up in the Parish Hall parking area rather than out by the main church lot. The setting is easy to picture: a row of tents and umbrellas under the canopy of trees south of the Parish Hall building, running parallel to the road, with a bright green market feather banner marking the spot. That placement gives this market a tucked-to-the-side feel without making it hard to find, especially once you know to look right from the parking area.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster here reads like a compact weekly lineup of returning farm and bakery sellers, with a few newer names mixed in for the season. The market says it brings together 10 vendors, so the selection is shaped more by familiar regulars than by a sprawling stall count.

• -Find Sylvanaqua Farms in the market mix, with peaches and other farm products mentioned alongside the farm.
• -Look for Buck Mtn Farm as one of the vendors returning for the season.
• -Pick up produce from Lettuce Grow Farm, another returning seasonal vendor.
• -Shop Rocky Road Produce, which is also listed among the vendors coming back for the season.
• -Add baked items from Ben’s Baked Goods, a returning vendor at the market.
• -Grab bakery items from Little Neva’s Bakery, also named among the season’s returning vendors.
• -Expect to see The Roper Family as part of the returning vendor group.
• -Watch for Priya, noted as a new vendor for the season.
• -Browse Savi’s offerings, with soothing salve specifically mentioned.
• -Catch Jammie Cookies among the products named in market offerings.
• -Look for madeleines as another baked good called out in the market’s offerings.

Taken together, those names point to a market where farm goods and baked items share the spotlight rather than one category crowding out the others.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your visit plans. Parking and setup are closely tied to Buck Mountain Episcopal Church: the market uses the Parish Hall parking area and sets up under the trees to the south, parallel to the road, not in the main church lot. The easiest visual cue is the bright green market feather banner, followed by the brightly colored tents and umbrellas visible to the right from where you park. Restrooms are not available on site, and payment methods are not clearly specified in the market’s materials, so this is a visit where carrying a few options for payment is practical.