Orange Park Farmers' & Arts Market

Great little local market located on Kingsley and 17. In the same lot as orange park police. I go there for knife sharpening and to get fresh produce from Ms. Rosie. Fresh acre peas, shelled by hand, are my favorite. Candy sweet tomatoes, okra, snap beans, collard greens, and turnips. Local honey, homemade soap, and candles are just a few of the gems you'll find. Bring cash. Some vendors only accept cash. Follow the link below for future dates and times. Btw... bring your fur babies!! My dogs love it here.. https://g.co/kgs/4S8kyU

My wife and I went to the fall festival and had a great time!!! Lots of crafts and stuff to look at, lots of food and the live music was great.

Where you can Shop Local in Orange Park and best quality from the different Vendors. Always new options and in safe place where Neighbors see for each other. Better if you have Cash to buy but still Card are ok 👍I rather cash so makes the experience more easy & fast for me.

Great and happy vendors. I bought some plants from vendor and are hope and thriving. The food vendors are great...wide variety. I come here for the vegetables because it's close...truth ...the jalapeños. You have to get there early cause vendors start packing up at 1 ish even though it's open till noon. Limited stalls but it's a solid feel good small market on grass.

Such an amazing experience. Great people awesome food and highly recommended!

Lots of fun art, the southern style bread pudding is delicious along with the lumpia and the gyros. Not much of a farmer's market. But it's definitely worth the visit. Town of Orange Park is a good host.

Plenty of stuff to check out and enjoy. Love helping out local vendors. Mainly hung out at the Japanese food truck.

Local farmers selling fruits and vegetables. Yummy food trucks. Sometimes they have local dance troops or choirs perform. There is a vendor selling plants for your garden. A tracker ride and playground for the little people in your life. A fun way to spend a Sunday shopping. 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month September thru May only.

This was a really fun experience. There are all kinds of vendors and food trucks l. Definitely a fun way to spend a Sunday. Note,,,they are only open the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. I found great real freeze dried dog treats for my little dog whom has lots if allergies and can only have things made with duck, lamb, and venison so that was very exciting for us. We met a vendor that sold prize winning Kansas City barbecue rub that was amazing. We saw lots of beautiful fresh produce, bakery items and lots of homemade items, beautiful jewelry and art. Unfortunately I just didn't have enough $$ to go around because believe me I could have bought a lot of things! This is a wonderful market close to home, easy parking and available indoor facilities at the civic center. I will be going to this market lots and I recommend you try it out too!

This is a sweet little farmer's market that is a decent size. There are several food trucks and lots of booths with locals selling a variety of items. It's a fun hour or so outing if you are wanting out the house.

Three stars for an average rating. Given that today was the last one for the season, I really was not surprised. We will have to go back in the Fall and give them another chance. Today had very few actual "farmer stands". Several food trucks and many local artists. I will say the tree shaded venue was very nice!

Always a great local stop Never pass the market by. Stop for a local surprise. Today we picked up a new cup from Beachgirl Tumblers and a new handle from Parachord products. These will go under the Xmas tree

Great Sunday event. I liked it. Very good selections and vendors. Definitely a good, sunny day neighborhood hangout.

Great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors as well as mix and mingle with locals. If you're hungry, there's plenty of food options from food trucks to pop up food tents. There's arts and crafts to activities for little ones as well.

I have stopped by here a couple times. The first time was opening weekend. It was a little to hot that weekend so I waited to come back. I finally was able to convince my wife to come to the market and I expected that with the cooler temperatures I would see a more filled out market. The size is ok, I wish they had some more vendors and some more food truck options. The Filipino food truck had almost all chicken options, which my my wife can't have. I have heard that some of their special events can draw in some more extreme vendors. I look forward to one of those events. We were able to score some fresh vegetables along with some farm raised meats. I will be back as I enjoyed the day.

This is one of the best regularly occurring farm and arts markets around the Jax area. Excellent selection of local produce, eggs, and prepared treats like guacamole, baked goods and spice rubs. We enjoyed a nice browse through many handmade booths as well with everything from hand sewn dog carriers to cowboy boot purses. All the vendors are friendly and so kind. Our purchases have included Datil pepper spice rub, fresh guacamole, fresh strawberries and citrus, a fresh watermelon, a tiny cactus, and local dozen eggs. We've been back twice now and will definitely make a regular stop at this market.

Very nice, pleasant market with mostly crafts and food-truck-type of meals available. Vendors were very sociable and easy to do business with. Adorable little train ride for the kids. We bought a Turkish cotton wrap, homemade stain remover, 3 hand-sewn headbands and a few edible delicacies like marshmallow and rice krispie treats. Nice public bathroom is right there and parking was easy for us.

This is a wonderful place to come every other weekend and support your local community. We love buying our candles, honey, tea, gifts, decor, sweet treats and so much more from here. The first and third Sunday of every month! I'm SO glad they are back to doing this. Great for the whole family.