Bayview Farmers Market

Bayview Road is the setting for Bayview Farmers Market in Langley, giving this Whidbey Island market a named-place identity right from the start. The market runs from April through October and brings together more than 70 vendors over the season, with weekly offerings that include Whidbey Island grown produce, meat, eggs, and dairy alongside island-made artisan goods such as baked goods, jams and jellies, cheese, jewelry, bath products, hand soaps, wood crafts, fiber arts, pottery, and plants. That mix makes Bayview feel especially broad without losing its island focus, since both farm goods and handmade items are central to what shows up each week.

What you'll find there

More than 70 vendors are part of the market across the season, and the weekly mix is centered on Whidbey Island grown food plus island-made craft and pantry goods. Expect the range to stretch from farm staples and dairy to pottery, woodwork, bath products, and specialty makers with longstanding ties to Bayview Farmers Market.

• -Find fresh fruit and aged cheeses from Blackberry Moon Farm, which also brings handcrafted soaps, scrubs, oils, and candles.
• -Look for Strix Varia Meadery, a market vendor whose mead business also sells kegs at some local taprooms.
• -See Full Cycle Farm among the market’s farm vendors; the farm has been vending at Bayview Farmers Market since 2013.
• -Pick up cultivated fungi from Understory Mushrooms, represented in market materials as an active vendor.
• -Browse pottery from Whidbey Wood Girl, whose market history includes vending under that name and now working in pottery.
• -Shop SPUNKS Pumpkin Seeds, a vendor that has participated in the market since 2020.
• -Watch for Cognitive Function, noted as part of the market for four years.
• -Pheasant Creek Smokehouse has also been identified in market materials as a business seen at Bayview Farmers Market.

Beyond named vendors, the broader vendor roster includes produce, meat, eggs, dairy, baked goods, jams and jellies, cheese, jewelry, hand soaps, wood crafts, fiber arts, pottery, and plants. That breadth is useful if you shop across categories in one stop, since the market’s own vendor list emphasizes both food producers and makers rather than a produce-only lineup.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Bayview Farmers Market, a policy worth planning around before you head over. For parking, follow signs to spaces across the street, with wheelchair accessible spots located next to the market. The market operates seasonally from April through October rather than year-round, so timing matters if you are planning a visit outside the main season. Bayview Farmers Market also lists a phone number, 360-294-4629, for direct market contact. Market materials highlight a vendor map updated each week, which suggests the layout can shift as the season moves along.

Payments & SNAP

Bayview Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT, an important option for shoppers using food benefits. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly communicated on site, which can help when you are deciding how to split purchases among farm vendors and artisan booths.