Bayview Farmers Market

Bayview Farmers Market connects its Saturday market season to WSFMA, the Washington State Farmers Market Association, grounding the market in statewide farmers market guidelines and resources. Set outside Bayview Community Hall on Bayview Road at the intersection of Highway 525, the market runs on the south end of Whidbey Island from April through October. The market says it brings together more than 70 vendors, with 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.

Why it matters locally

Whidbey Island-grown produce, meat, eggs, and dairy are central to the weekly vendor mix here, tying the market directly to food produced on the island rather than a generic resale lineup. The market also pairs those farm products with island-made artisan goods, including baked goods, jams and jellies, cheese, jewelry, bath products, hand soaps, wood crafts, fiber arts, pottery, and plants. That local emphasis is reflected in the market’s own structure: a farmer representative, processor representative, artist representative, vendor-at-large, and community representative all appear on the board and team pages. The result is a market built around Whidbey producers, processors, and makers in one place.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broad rather than narrow: farm staples share space with pantry goods, plants, and handmade items, and the market says it hosts more than 70 vendors over the season. Expect a lineup shaped around Whidbey-grown food and island-made goods instead of a single-category market.

• -Bayview Farmers Market vendors offer Whidbey Island-grown produce.
• -Market sellers bring meat, eggs, and dairy from Whidbey Island producers.
• -Bakers at the market sell baked goods.
• -Preserved-food vendors offer jams and jellies.
• -Cheese makers are part of the artisan-food mix.
• -Makers also sell jewelry, bath products, hand soaps, wood crafts, fiber arts, pottery, and plants.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Bayview Farmers Market, a detail that can change plans before you leave home. Parking is across the street, while wheelchair-accessible parking spots are next to the market. The market is held outside Bayview Community Hall at 5642 Bayview Road, just off the intersection of Highway 525 and Bayview Road on south Whidbey Island. For drivers coming from different directions, the market references the Mulkilteo/Clinton Ferry from the south and Highway 20 from the north. Restrooms are not listed among the visitor amenities, so plan your stop accordingly.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Bayview Farmers Market, making the market’s produce, meat, eggs, dairy, and other eligible foods more accessible during the season. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly communicated on site, which helps when you are deciding how to shop across different vendors.