Town of West Point, Virginia

Gauthier Vineyard appears as part of West Point’s wider market calendar through Food Trucks by the River, a Friday evening series at The Pavilion at Riverwalk Park with food trucks, wine, and live music. That same pavilion hosts the town’s Saturday farmers market from mid-May through Labor Day, giving West Point a market program that stretches beyond a single weekly setup. The vendor roster mixes farms, bakeries, coffee, plants, crafts, books, and youth and civic groups, so the market reads as a town-run seasonal gathering with both shopping and public-program energy.

Why it matters locally

The Pavilion at Riverwalk Park anchors the regular Saturday season, while West Point Town Park hosts separate spring and holiday markets, tying the town’s market activity to two distinct public spaces rather than a single parking-lot footprint. That matters in practical terms: the market is part of a broader civic calendar that includes Children’s Day at the Market in June and August, an Autumn Market in September, and Friday evening Food Trucks by the River from spring through fall.

The vendor list also keeps the market rooted in local institutions as much as retail. Booker Summit Academy, Cub Scout Pack 340, the King William County Library System, and Friends of the King William Animal Shelter all appear alongside farms and prepared-food sellers, which gives the market a distinctly town-scale mix of commerce, outreach, and family programming.

What you'll find there

The lineup in West Point leans broad rather than produce-only, with farm names, bakeries, coffee, specialty food, plants, books, jewelry, and craft makers all appearing on the same roster. It’s the kind of market where a grocery stop can easily overlap with a pastry pickup, a plant purchase, or a visit to a civic table.

• -Find Black Dog Acre Farm on the vendor list.
• -Look for Booker Summit Academy among participating vendors.
• -Pick up baked goods from Coastal Crumbs.
• -Browse handmade items from Crafted Wonders.
• -See Cub Scout Pack 340 listed as a market participant.
• -Spot specialty treats from Day of the Dead Freeze Dry.
• -Grab pastries or breads from Division Bakery & Co..
• -Shop pet-focused items from Doggone Good Treats.
• -Browse crafts from Doggone-It Creations.
• -Catch Face Painting by Jacklynne on the roster.
• -Find Family Traditions at the market.
• -Visit Friends of the King William Animal Shelter.
• -Bring home blooms from Gloucester Flower Farm.
• -Look for garden goods from Grammy's Garden.
• -Shop produce or farm goods from Hollyhock Farms, Homeplace Farm, Milby Farm, and Providence Farm.
• -Browse Jewelry by Andy and Port and Pearl Co. for accessories.
• -Start with coffee from J&B's Country Store Coffee.
• -Pick up baked goods from Kaotic Kneads, Melanie's Morsels, or The Frosted Farmhouse Bakery.
• -Stop by the King William County Library System and Where's My Next Book for book-centered browsing.
• -Add plants from Phillips' House Plants & Succulents.
• -Look for herbal or body-care goods from Thistle & Thyme Apothecary.
• -Take home savory snacks from Triple E Jerky.

Beyond the Saturday market, West Point also runs Children’s Day at the Market on June 27 and August 15 at The Pavilion at Riverwalk Park, plus Friday-evening Food Trucks by the River with food trucks, wine from Gauthier Vineyard, and live music.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your plan before heading to the pavilion. The main Saturday season runs at The Pavilion at Riverwalk Park at 1000 Chelsea Road, while some other market dates move to West Point Town Park, so it helps to note which event you’re attending before you leave home. Restrooms are not available as a market amenity, and the town lists payment methods as clear but does not note SNAP/EBT acceptance. For vendor participation questions, the town names coordinator Melissa Anderson for the 2026 season.