Campbell Farmer's Market

Centrally located, parking facilities in plenty and the best part, fresh and organic fruits and vegetables.. quite a good variety of both of them available in plenty of. The ambiance is good and some musicians too who make this place even more lively. On the whole a very nice place to be in the morning where you have quick bites and drinks too.. Must visit

My favorite Sunday morning place.I used to live in Campbell enjoyed spent time here. But now i great my own homemade business Organic dry fruit.for me it’s best place for this.my favorite strawberry. Everyone love dry strawberries and jam. Live music makes my Sunday perfect. I hope i will have stand at this farm market. I like atmosphere here.

While not among my very favorite farmer markets here in the San Jose area, I still really enjoy this one going down the main street of Campbell. They have lots of good options that you can purchase, the good old French bakery, several coffee shops along the way, great choices of fresh produce, even many artisan products. The market goes straight down downtown Campbell surrounded by great stores, coffee shops, restaurants and even wine tasting. So you can enhance your visit to the market with many other options.

I was just in the area and stumbled upon this farmer’s market. It was quite a pleasant surprise on a Sunday morning. On a beautiful sunny day, there’s nothing quite like walking around a farmer’s market, and the Campbell Farmer’s Market is no exception. There’s tons of fresh produce (fairly expensive, mind you), prepared food, juices, hot sauces, you name it. Even if you’re not looking to buy anything and just in the area, I’d still recommend having a nice stroll through. It’s lovely.

Farmers market with street food and live music - feels like having festival every weekend! They have variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, etc. with very nice quality and good price. It’s a great choice to chill and relax yourself at Sunday morning here and take some fresh items back home!

One of the best Sunday morning farmer’s markets in the South Bay. BUT…why have these markets become an opportunity for vendors to charge 30% to 100% over everyday retail prices? It’s really unfortunate even though I still enjoy the activity and whatnot. But why not make it a real opportunity for shoppers instead of only for the sellers?

Super fun farmers market. Some of the best food and flower options among the many Bay Area markets. It's a great combo of all the things you'd want at a farmer’s market

Campbell Farmers Market is my favorite Farmers Market since it provides a large selection of fruits and vegetables. There is also additional food stalls. It is located in downtown Campbell, where there are several stores, a couple coffee shops, a tea shop, book store, and other stores and restaurants to enjoy.

This is the best farmer's market in the South Bay. Went back and I saw that the beignet place made their changes, which I appreciate. Thank you for addressing my issue. With that, these beignets are some of the best bites to get on a Sunday morning. Every time I go to this Farmer's Market, it is lively, clean, and full of several vendors to choose from. There are plants, soaps, art, pastries, wine, and seasonal produce among others. It's a great place to pick up your groceries for the week, and it's also a pleasant spot to hang out on a Sunday.

I'm glad to see that this particular farmers market lasted through the pandemic. They shut down all the streets and they have a lot of food trucks in the front, vendors selling different produce in the middle and even some mom and Pop arts and crafts kind of like art and wine festival items! I was surprised to see so many organic items at the farmers market also! The people seem very eager to help you, but there are a lot of different types of music and things going on at the same time .

This is a great farmers market, especially if you're looking for hot food options (I'd say one of the best in terms of variety). Merchandise and produce vendors sold apricots, hummus, strawberries, a variety of carrots with long green carrot tops (my bunnies' fave), and one of my faves, Far West Fungi. Hot food tents and drink offerings included tamales, dumplings, brazilian bbq, indian food, pizza, beignets, british scones, and hot and cold beverages from Cosmic Coffee stand. I picked up a delicious chicken pot pie and beef lasagna from Adorable French Bakery, and a yummy chicken pesto crepe from V&V food tent. All of the vendors were open and active with goods and services in stock even an hour before closing time. A balloon artist and live entertainment on site, the lone musician playing the pan flute for the crowd. Street parking easy to find a block away (the downtown garage available too, but it gets crowded and people drive super slow in there and block traffic).

This is one of my favourite Markets. Located in downtown Ca mpbell and definitely alot to choose from. Many local restaurants and coffee houses open on either side of the street if you choose. Great produce, fruit, pizza, kettle corn and various based goods. So very much to selection from and live entertainment as well. Great time of year to get out and walk and lots of great stores to purchase and shop local from. A definite plus to visit and lucky to have this so close to home.

Easy to find parking at Campbell Farmers Market. Plenty of food, veggies, and fruit options with opportunities to sample some of the fruit before purchasing. Many places accept card, cash, or mobile pay. Easy to walk around and just an overall good experience at a farmers market.

The fresh veggies were amazing and great prices friendly people and Campbell is super cute town found parking - I went late and they still had plenty of produce- and great berries and avocados I'll be back

This is a really lovely way to spend a Sunday morning if you are visiting San Jose! I was so happy to find a weekend farmers market in nearby Campbell, filled with excellent vendors selling fruit, vegetables, and flowers plus additional art and craft booths, too. Everyone was super friendly and I enjoyed talking to the local artists and farmers. The produce was so fresh, and good prices, too. There is also a whole area for food vendors so you can definitely eat well here. I can't wait to return.

While I embrace the concept of a farmer's market, the reality is that it is a giant ripoff. The prices for everything are grossly inflated. You can buy the same produce in any supermarket for half the price. Since we're in California, I'm guessing the produce comes from the same place as the produce they are selling. As for the food vendors, well, in my opinion, they are highway robbers. $12 for a baked potato? $23 for a 10 inch pizza? I get that it is a fun place to hang out and be seen. I get the festival feel people get from being a part of the experience. I also get that you have the right to overspend as much as you want. I hadn't been in a while and I won't be going back. Grocery store produce is just fine for me. I can make my own baked potato for a couple bucks and I can get a decent sized pizza at Tomatina for $7.95. Bah humbug.

Too crowded. Too many sketchy characters.... Homeless.... Beggars....sadly this organization needs to have some security walking around in a visible manner. We also almost got knocked into by a guy on an e-bike that was cruising fast on the sidewalk...... we have been weekly patrons but are looking at what other options there are. ;(

the Campbell Farmers Market is one of our favorites in SJ. It's larger, it's right in DT Campbell, and it's got a variety of vendors. highly recommend

I was just in the area and stumbled upon this farmer's market. It was quite a pleasant surprise on a Sunday morning. On a beautiful sunny day, there's nothing quite like walking around a farmer's market, and the Campbell Farmer's Market is no exception. There's tons of fresh produce (fairly expensive, mind you), prepared food, juices, hot sauces, you name it. Even if you're not looking to buy anything and just in the area, I'd still recommend having a nice stroll through. It's lovely.

One of the most popular and populated farmers market I've ever been to in the South Bay. It has a wonderful ambiance and vibe full of families. Come early to avoid the crowds or come in the late morning and enjoy people watching while having a coffee at one of the stores lining the street. The food is wonderful along with the fruits and vegetables. I have noticed that sometimes the fruit can be a bit pricier, but only a bit. Every Sunday.

There so so many wonderful choices here! I am going to have to hop the 61 bus to the nearby Lightrail station & get off at downtown Campbell some Sunday morning. Produce, snacks, baked goods, hot food--such a great selection year round. Now if I can only pry myself out of bed in time ...

Hands down, the best Farmer's Market in the South Bay! Lively venue with local artisans & musicians, in addition to high quality produce and food stands. The vendors are real friendly too :) they even have pizza and wine.

This farmers market is soo busy. It's larger than others I have been to in the area. It's in downtown Campbell, which is a nice spot, but it makes parking/driving there HELL. Last time I went on a sunny June weekend, there was no street parking down any of the nearby streets I could find, so I foolishly entered a multi level parking structure thinking of COURSE there would be parking in there, but I was very wrong. It was totally congested, so it took a long time to even turn back to exit the stupid building. And as I was finally pulling out of the parking structure, having not found a spot, I witnessed two women swearing at each other and yelling over who had the right to the parking spot one of them had taken. And separately, as I was turning the corner in one of the streets adjacent to the farmers market, another totally unrelated car with a male driver aggressively honked and flipped me off because I wasn't speeding down the damn street, trying to find a parking spot. I realize my review is mostly related to the parking which technically isn't part of the farmers market, but it IS isn't it? Since you HAVE to park to access it, unless you're walking distance to it, which most people aren't. The actually farmers market is, as previously mentioned, fairly large and quite busy. It's impossible to walk anywhere quickly, so if you're in a hurry, this is NOT the place to stop to get groceries. There are lots of strollers, ambling children, elderly and others walking slowly etc. Dogs on the sidewalks behind farm stands. It is nice on a sunny day if you have time for a leisurely walk, frequent stops, and are interested in local items such as honey and produce. Everything is appallingly expensive. For example, nectarines for $5/lb. I tried some, and they don't taste any different from nectarines you can get at a normal supermarket. Having to go through one of the most stressful parking situations I've had the misfortune to get into lately makes the farmers market, for me, not worth going to. The bad vibes outweigh the positive.

While not among my very favorite farmer markets here in the San Jose area, I still really enjoy this one going down the main street of Campbell. They have lots of good options that you can purchase, the good old French bakery, several coffee shops along the way, great choices of fresh produce, even many artisan products. All of the vendors are eager to provide their first service The market goes straight down downtown Campbell surrounded by great stores, coffee shops, restaurants and even wine tasting. So you can enhance your visit to the market with many other options.

A Shot in the Farm I'm not sure if this is the OG Farmers Market in the South Bay, but this is certainly the one I've been going to the longest (well over ten years). The Good: *Great location in the heart of downtown Campbell (DTC) *Lots of vendors selling everything from fruits and veggies to pots and plants. *There's also quite a bit of food stalls to go along with the restaurants that line the area, as well. *Open every Sunday of the year, except for two (Oktoberfest [October] and Boogie Music Festival [May]) The Meh: *No dogs allowed (CA DoH rules), which actually could be a good thing depending on your feelings towards animals. Pro Tip: dogs aren't allowed *between* the stalls, but you can walk them on the sidewalks *behind* the stalls. The Ugly: *Parking can always be a bit of a shit-show in DTC, and it's exacerbated by the fact that three blocks are closed to traffic due to the market being open. TLDR: I'm not sure if it's "the best" farmers market, but it's certainly my favorite.

I wanted to share my favorite vendor at the farmers market! The food is very delicious and they're very generous with their samples and are very friendly in telling us about the different combinations between the flat bread and the sauces!

This is the largest farmer's market I've been so far in South Bay. It was okay, not super crowded. I was a bit disappointed with the lack of variety. Most of the fruit stalls were selling the same thing and plums in this case. Parking is available in the parking garage but very hard to find.

Great place for fresh, local produce and handmade goods. Friendly vendors and a relaxing Sunday morning vibe. Perfect for supporting local businesses and finding delicious food!

Is my favorite one and pretty large compared to a lot of others right in the center of downtown

Pretty fun farmer's market! In addition to the usual produce stands, there are also food vendors for dumplings, flambé, bakery items, corn on the cob, and much more. A handful of the vendors did not take card/Venmo, so I'd recommend bringing some cash if you plan on buying things. Overall it's fun to browse and take a stroll at this market, even if you don't end up buying anything!

Came across this farmers market completely by accident during a Sunday coffee run and ended up strolling through the entire market! They offer so many diverse options of produce, meats, bread, flowers, you name it and they've got it. And if you're like me and rarely ever carry cash, you'll appreciate that a lot of the vendors have tap-to-pay and even accept Venmo. Towards the west end of the market is where you'll find a majority of the hot prepared foods. There was this intoxicating smell of something delicious cooking that was lingering throughout the block. I see a line forming to this tent selling Hawaiian poke and their signature onion burger! I can't remember the name of this business (sorry!) but you can't miss it from the smell of beef grilling and onions caramelizing. Unless you plan on arriving early, I wouldn't recommend parking in the Second Street Parking Garage. It was packed by noon and a headache to exit. Instead, we parked at the First Street Parking Garage which is just a across the street from the main street and you get to walk by the Campbell water tower.

This farmer's market is open on Sundays from 9 AM to 12 PM. It is a mid-size farmer's market and it has everything one might need. There is a large choice of vegetables and fruits. You can buy eggs and flowers, dog treats, bread, salami, even kombucha.  The food sold at the market deserves a shout-out: there is Detroit style pizza that tastes amazing, tasty corn, Asian barbeque and Mexican food, French pastry.

We were on our way to the bakery Manresa, and found ourselves wandering around here. It's a really cool farmer's market and though they say no dogs on the main drag, some people ignored the signs. I love the produce especially the one that offered some of their sliced peaches! Soooooo good! The only thing I didn't like was the dim sum at the Dumpling King...not very authentic and the taste was off. Plus the workers were a little rude, especially to a fellow Asian. Other than that, great place for produce and plants! I'd come back!

Love coming to the farmers market on Sundays. They have a variety of vendors from fruit, plants, juices,veggies, bread, and food. This is definitely one of the largest farmers market in the southbay area. Would highly recommend to support your local farmers and community. I normally buy bread, to make sandwiches and get some pastrys as well. Besides bread i like to get fresh veggies such as carrots, potatoes, lettuce, salad mix, beets, celery, onions...etc very fresh products and delicious. I also like the fresh juice they sell. Its really good. Overall, I will be returning to this farmers market.

I love the Campbell Farmer's Market! Truly the best farmer's market I've ever been to, cannot and has not been beat yet. I'm so thankful that they were able to pivot and move locations during Covid to keep the good produce and local vendors coming! Though I did really enjoy its location at the community center, I am so happy to see it back in downtown. I think it brings great vibrancy to downtown Campbell and the businesses there. I always find the best and freshest produce here at great prices. I also have become a regular shopper at many of their vendors including Bolani, Sugo, and some of the olive oil and seasoning spots that have popped up through the years. Can't forget about all the cheese and pastry vendors that popup too! It's always exciting to meet new vendors and try new products, especially when those products come from great businesses with great people and great missions. So thankful for the Campbell Farmer's Market connecting me with so many great local businesses and farmers!

Very nice farmers market, my wife & I came here on Sunday around 12, they close at 1 so they had a bunch of stuff on sale cause they were closing soon. They do have signs that mention no pets, however they just have to be off the ground. So if you have a stroller or wagon that would be perfect for your furry pet. There were many dogs on the ground but they were in the sidewalk not inside the Farmers Market. Parking is pretty crowded in the garage so I recommend parking down the street by the houses just be mindful to not cover their driveway.

Hummus, micro greens, kettle corn, cured meats, succulents, coffee beans, jewelry, pastries, naan bread, antibiotic juices, seafood... the list goes on... The variety at this farmers market is great! So many various booths. I came around 12 PM on a Sunday and to my surprise, lots of booths still were in stock of a lot of produce. A couple booths were low, so come early for things like seafood and fresh bread. A lot of these places were cash only, but a good amount also took Apply pay and credit card! Bring cash just in case. Parking can be a bit packed! I recommend parking near the playground and baseball field. A light walk isn't too bad.

I came her on the wrong day and originally gave it 1 store. Came here on the right day, being Sunday and it had everything I needed from raw milk, pasture raised eggs, and grass feed beef at pretty darn good prices! Just wish they had more lettuces like Moringa and olive oil. I will be back!

Great farmer's market! Favorite stalls: - Big Paw Olive Oil: they used to have samples back in the day and it's honestly what sold us. My favorite is the Blue Moon balsamic vinegar and California EVOO - Rodriguez Farms: their strawberries are SO good - I've noticed their prices sometimes change week to week though - Cosmic Coffee: such friendly service and amazing cold brew Parking is easy on the nearby streets and lots.

Love love love this farmer's market! The fact that's it's located in the heart of downtown Campbell is awesome in itself. You are surrounded by many restaurant establishments and stores. Parking is free in a few structures a block or two away from the main drag, no issues finding a space. Lots of fresh produce stalls, as well as flowers/plants, and local merchandise. The beginning of the market or start of the Main Street is where all the local eat stalls are located. You'll find a little bit of everything! We had dim sum , a short line, but worth it. Also tried a veggie garden crepe- large, and filled with fresh roasted vegetables like eggplant, mushrooms, arugula etc in a tangy dairy free sauce. Perused the hard apple cider stall and bought the blue angel (blueberry infused) and the cherry seinfeld ( cherry infused) , I have yet to try, saving it for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. Hit the fresh corn stall and bought a bag of combo white/yellow corn- very good and sweet. The white corn was sold out! And since it's summer, I had to get a 3 pack of fresh strawberries and boysenberries $12. I love putting it on my coconut yogurt. Come check out this market - Sundays 8am- 1pm

First time going to the Campbell's Farmer's Market. I highly recommend going. They have many vendors. The quality of the product is amazing. I've actually seen better fruits and vegetables here than at a grocery store. Just bringing your pocket book full of Cash or EBT card everything is a tad pricey but it's worth it does go to a good cause our farmers.

I wanted something to do on the weekend and was happy to find this farmer's market to help support local businesses. I loved how there's a side for locally grown produce and then the other side is for small food/drink businesses. Totally love the corn stall where you can customize your own elote!! Kind of regret not getting another one. (: Everything was appropriately priced and I didn't feel like I was spending an excessive amount of money. TIP: bring cash as most vendors don't accept card!

One of the best farmers markets in the area! This is my Sunday spot and you can find me here every week. Things I love about this farmar: * Ample parking! Big parking garage right behind Aquis and as long as you come before 10:30 I have never had a problem finding parking there. There is also lots of places on the street to park and other lots. * Food vendors on top of the produce vendors! They have dumplings, vietnamese plates, crepes, elote, samosas, pizza, and lots of pastries and quiche! I've tried a handful of them and they've all been really delicious. * Variety of produce vendors! I love that there are so many choices of produce and you can pick and choose what to get from each vendor. And there's more than produce of course, there's beer, kombucha, honey, fish, plants, juices, spices, olive oils, hummus, flat breads, curry paste, coffee, flowers, vegan desserts, and kettle corn. * All the businesses lining the farmar! Not only do you get the vendors, all the businesses in downtown Campbell are there too. You can stop by the bookstore, the tea shop, or any other place that catches your eye. * Atmosphere/Ambiance! Everyone at this farmers market is so friendly and sample friendly as well. There's always live music and families everywhere. It's incredibly welcoming and just a great vibe for a farmers market.

Flew into San Jose early morning to make the most of my day here while on business. Love going to farmer's markets wherever I go. This is a few blocks long. The variety of fruits, vegetables and food! It had a nice vibe. Many people had samples. Couldn't resist the giant strawberries. Wish I could buy everything.

So many options! Amazing selection! I really wanted to find good tasting honey That still persevered high quality. I found it at a veggie booth Amongst the array of vegetables, by the register This stand had the best honey ever to try thus far. The sales man stated it was just jarred 3 days ago! Wow! It's the real deal Superior taste, the best I have had Called "Capay honey" it's a must! Salsa was average taste but good quality by far! I give 5 stars for having a wide selection!

My favorite place to shop for fresh fruit and produce. Open every Sunday and there are lots of vendors and wonderful things to choose from.

Fun market that is over 4 blocks long along Campbell Ave. Came a bit after 9am and found street parking nearby. There is a block dedicated to food vendors and the rest has other vendors and mostly organic farmer's. Very nice and not too crowded, also allowed me to venture into a few shops since the streets were closed off to traffic.

Love this experience at this farmers market. Great selection of different products and lots of samples. No dogs are allowed on the main thoroughfare but on the sidewalk it's still fine. Get there before 10:30am to avoid the crowds. The chinese dim sum booth is very expensive so be warned.

wide variety of stalls. Gets packed on Sunday. Great community event. A bit pricey. $14 for a bratwurst

It's been a minute since I last visited one of my favorite Farmers' Markets, but that's mainly because it was shut down for about 8 months due to COVID. They opened back up right before Thanksgiving on 11/22/2020 and have relocated to the parking lot of the Campbell Community Center (yay!). Although the number of vendors is much smaller, there are still a good number of the vendors that were always there greeting us with smiles every Sunday morning. The great thing is that the new location allows for much more space so we can all safely social distance and not feel crowded, as it often did when it was along the narrow street of Campbell Ave. Don't forget to wear your masks, bring your reusable shopping totes and hand sanitizer, and be considerate of others by respecting the new Campbell Farmers' Market social distancing rules. The Urban Village Farmers Market staff will be managing the crowd to prevent overcrowding as well. Let's all support these local businesses and vendors! They are open every Sunday 9am-1pm.

So many good fruits and food. Had the dim sum siu mai and it was delicious. Perfect place for a baby. I got a crepe and it was all burnt. I just tossed it. I told the vendor but they said it's just "crispy" wasted $10 on that. Otherwise it was awesome

Pretty nice farmers market , Sunday only from 9 to 1 I believe. All the stands are far apart enough following covid safety protocol :) a-few food trucks there too if you need to grab a quick bite. Parking is relatively easy at the community center lot. If one side is full go to the back , there is more there.

It comes as no surprise to anyone who knows me--I mean TRULY knows my heart--that very few things in this world make me happier than a good farmers market. I love the produce most, but even the other foods like honey, meats, eggs, and other farm goods are equally resplendent in my eyes. Mine through each stand and you can find incredible things: long forgotten varieties of apples, new weird veggies to try, beans as long as my arms, and the thing that made my heart skip a beat: the flowers. Beautiful orchids, as well as incredible stands with cut flowers. This is the life I want. To be so closely involved with both sides of the table; to grow my own fruits and vegetables and to be in the kitchen constantly trying new things and calling someone in to test my latest concoction whose taste exceeds my own. To be able to open my eyes at any point in the season and know what day it is just by what's being harvested. To get the corn on the cob on a stick, and walk the aisles and drink the apple cherry juice and to be connected to the fruits and vegetables. I want to grab every last thing I need for every last picnic I'll ever want, and with laced up shoes and a basket full of cheeses, head out straightaway for that open aire feast. I'm going to think about that over the next week. I'll be in the open air, but decidedly not picnicking, as I take my annual backpacking trip into the mountains. I'll think of the smells of prepared foods on the one end of the market, and how I devoured that fresh corn on the cob. I'll think of the produce and how I sampled every orange, peach, and apple I could get my hands on and how the only thing growing around me will be pine, cedar, and lichen. I'll close my eyes and remember the taste and feel on my lips; the kiss of last summer still as strong with me as I savor that sensation so high in the mountains. Such a full and vibrant market seems so far away, especially when I'm 12,000' in the air wishing for just one fresh strawberry amidst the freeze-dried food I'm eating. But being so far away will only make me appreciate being back together. I'll come back down the hill, more determined than ever to eat every last fruit and vegetable I can get my hands on. This market in Campbell is a wonderful mix of all of those things that make farmers markets so special.

Finally came here after a recommendation from a co-worker and was pleasantly surprised. Parking will be a bit tight because the bulk of the lot is reserved for the marketplace, but the stalls are spaciously distant in three different rows with plenty of walking spaces. This FM has a great selection of produce and healthy local food and beverage vendors (ranging from coffee, honey, eggs, butcher cuts, kombucha, roti, and baked goods). In other FMs, there is usually one and a half stalls for organic produce, and here you can find four or five. While there is a lot of activity going on, there is room to maintain distance from others. Driving in, on a stretch of grass is an aerobic dance class with participants wearing face masks and shields. On the other side, a track field many locals walk, jog, and run on for exercise with bleachers and a number of park exercise equipment. It's awesome that this sort of community can successfully be organized during the pandemic. Most importantly, it feels safe and feels respectful.

One of the best in the South Bay, even though it is a bit smaller in these Covid times. And it's winter. But for this time of year there were still plenty of stands. A good majority of the produce vendors are organic. Who knew there were so many types of mushrooms! Need flowers? Eggs? Seafood? Freshly baked goods? They've got all that here and more, including craft vendors. Hungry? Eat at one of the food stands or choose from the many restaurants on Campbell Avenue. If you're looking for farm to table fresh, this is the placer for you.

I agree with some of the other reviews that this Farmers Market is nice but a little hit or miss. I've seen a variety of vendors here but there have definitely been times when there are items I can't find. There's most everything here from fresh bread to vegetables to olive oils. It's small but definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Parking is limited so come early.

Campbell Farmer's Market is pretty neat. It is large enough spanning almost all of downtown (not as large as MV), but the super fun part is that since it is right downtown you can weave in and out of shops and stores while doing your farmers market purchasing. The market is ordered as follows: Non-food goods Produce Meal food and lunch (moving closer toward Stacks side of downtown) There are a mix of places that take cash and card, but beware as some take cash only. My BUY OF THE DAY was some AHHHHMAZZZINGLY sweet cherry tomatoes (they must have had seven varieties or so) for a whopping price of over $6 a lb coming out to $8 of tomatoes. But, oh boy were those some good tomatoes. Like other markets, you can also find your fair share of samples. Parking: Nearby shopping center has plenty of spaces if you don't mind walking a block or two. Worth a stop, shop, and sample!