Ojai Certified Farmers Market

High quality beautiful delicious fruits, vegetables, flowers, and handmade goods for reasonable prices. The environment is amazing every Sunday morning, filled with music, families, animals, and pure joy! Totally recommend the market as a classic Ojai experience.

I love this Farmers Market. A beautiful place where I can get fresh organic human food that fits perfectly with my lifestyle

The produce is great and the people are AWSOME. Very friendly and informative about their products. We are not lical, but found many items to bring home including lavender, olive oil, wood crafts, Apples, papayas and much more. We also saw cheese, fresh chicken and eggs. Oh, and of course great flowers! There is a public parking lot across the street. The market is held on Sunday morning and closes by 1pm.

Nice farmers market. Small but you’ll find fresh flowers, fruits, and vegetables here. We bought fruits and they’re the sweetest and freshest we’ve ever tried. It’s worth visiting! • Limited Parking • No Pets • Bring Cash

Sunday fresh farmers market is a nice place to get to know local producers and their products. Always something to enchant you, even a fresh grind and brew coffee if morning else.

We love farmers markets but this was pretty underwhelming and very overpriced. Fairly small. No dogs/pets allowed.

Everything you want from a farmers market. Friendly vendors, great produce and an amazing atmosphere. I'll probably be there this Sunday.

Lovely selection of farmers some from right here in the Ojai Valley. One may find, in addition to fresh vegetables and fruits in season, fresh flowers from more than one vendor (the grower from Carpinteria has a great selection. Other vendors offer flowers in addition to other things.); honey, a few meat and poultry sellers (top notch), olive oil, eggs, baked goods - BreadLok from Santa Monica generously drives up to vend at this FM. Their's is a gluten free bakery and oh so wonderful - fav is the olive bread and that lavender dessert cake! Trying the focacia this time. Anticipating greatness. Stepladder creamery comes down from Cambria with excellent cheese. Goat and cow. Grooving on Cabrillo right now (manchego like). There's even a coffee roaster selling beans (not coffee to drink). BTW, it's all open now without capacity limits. Honestly not crowded at all when I went. Masks are still required (writing this review April 2021 while pandemic still in play. Obviously, things may be different in a few months). So grateful to have such a blessed FM.