The Clearfork Farmers Market

It's a good, nice manageable size, with genuinely good stalls. Easy access with plenty of parking. Don't expect to do your weekly grocery shop here, but expect good produce, and interesting vendors. A really nice thing to do Saturday morning. We got sourdough, juice, granola and some veg. There was also local honey, pet treats, olive oil, pickled stuff - it's great.

Great place for farm fresh produce, local meats and much more. Be sure to look for Black Poodle Tea Co. and SD CAPTAIN BEES(great local honey)

Super nice people and a great selection of handmade/homemade items; mostly food. We got pickles, a sustainable bag, baked goods, and dog treats - which my girls tried to tear into my suitcase to get when I arrived home. They LOVED them. The only downside is I wish there were more vendors and a little more variety, but overall, it was a great experience that I'm glad I did. And there are fabulous retail shops nearby, so, bonus!

Lots of different baked goods & locally grown produce, you can even find some new snacks . Cool spot to spend your Saturday morning right by the trinity river

I love shopping at the Clearfork Farmer's Market. They have an interesting mix of permanent and rotating vendors. You can find fresh herbs, mushrooms, vegetables, pickled items, honey, beef, pork, fresh flowers,granola, gluten free breads 😋, coffee, tea, cookies, jerky, yoga, a walking trail, and so much more! My favorites are Grammy's GF Bread, Crunchy Girl Granola, and K-Mama's pickled onions. ❤️

This place is so cool! Shop small, we bought some honey and loved it!! Awesome place right next to the trinity trails!!

I went specifically for the honey. I had the pleasure of meeting the proprietor when he moved to the area years ago and kept his card. There were others there that had really good looking canned goods such as beets, beans etc. Great people.

Honestly the whole atmosphere is amazing and calming. Preferably come in the mornings for the less crowd.

We went to the last market of the year and were impressed with how many of the vendors actually had food. We have been to a few other markets where it was mostly homemade stuff, which we weren't looking for. This one had veggies and meat and lots of other goodies. There weren't a ton of vendors there given the time of the year, but I'm excited to go again in the spring when it's more in season. The area is beautiful by the water and a fun place to walk around at least! We will be back!

This is a nice "up & coming" spot. The Saturday morn we went, there were about twelve vendors. We stopped by a few and scored some super yummy beef jerky, as well as some gluten free pastry. Everyone was chatty and friendly. This spot has great potential to grow. The location is fabulous and a giant free parking is always a plus. I'll check back in the spring to see if there are more vendors. That's really the only thing missing.

Lots of great vendors and lots of variety at this farmers market. Shade trees made today's adventure more pleasurable.

This place is a amazing little secret right in the heart of the city. I come here often for Saturday morning free yoga classes on the lawn and I am always amazed by the amount of people that are out and about early in the morning enjoying the trail heads doing everything from walking to running to biking and yoga of course. Some come to just enjoying the farmers market or an awesome brunch at Press Café. There is plenty of parking here and easy access to the trails or you can happily just stand and look out at the river. If you're not looking for any type of exercise at all, make a reservation for Press Café and go sit on the upper patio and just watch the other people all get super healthy while you enjoy a cocktail ha ha! Both are a great way to spend a weekend morning!

This is a great way to connect with local business and farming establishments. I find that the people here are always nice. The farmers market is open despite inclement weather so don't let that scare you. Some places will sell out before 11, so be quick! There are Gluten Free muffins and bread loaves too! The Tamales stand is the bomb too!

I was soo very excited about this farmers market and I feel like it has so much potential! Free parking with a huge lot. Just wish they had more vendors and more food trucks. I will definitely be back soon can't wait to see this grow. *Definitely use your gps to get to this location, we would have never found it!

Location! Location! Location! Is what makes this market a 4. So much more fun browsing by the river in lieu of a traffic circle. But....there really aren't many farms at this location. Nothing wrong with clay pots and popcorn but I prefer a market filled with fresh produce. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't.

Cute little market. Some good venders out with a variety of selections of goods. I love supporting local small businesses and farmers. These are some of the hardest working people who are under appreciated.

Total waste of time. Or of all of the stands there were 2 that had actual produce. All the others were things like soap, coffee, tea, clothes. I'm sorry when I see FARMERS MARKET I'm not thinking of soap I'm thinking of fruits veggies and maybe eggs and cheese. It's not worth the drive. Won't be wasting my time there again

Great people, small but a good variety and very diverse. Like at cowtown, the SD Captain Bee Family sells their honey and it's incredible. If you haven't bought at least one jar, you're really missing out on something great. It has so many benefits. I use it for facial masks, teas, on my crepes/pancakes, I cook with it, and overall, the possibilities are endless. Go buy yourself some and thank me later!

Super cute farmers market in a great area with tons of parking. All the vendors we encountered were incredibly kind and helpful with great selections. They also all took credit cards which was unexpected and so convenient. I will definitely make this part of my Saturday!

Great local market! Vendors have great selection. Icon Bread's soups are so good and Ash Creek Farm has the best eggs and chicken ever. Way more fun and nicer staffed vendors than cowtown market on the roundabout. Support your local farmers and vendors!

I think some of the people writing the reviews don't understand that this is a new farmer's market, or realize how growing seasons work. This isn't Kroger - you won't be able to chose among dozens of produce varieties every time. The vendors here are nice, knowledgable, and varied. I personally enjoy being able to buy soaps and local honey, along with whatever's currently in season. I bought some delicious local honey, coffee, tea, onions, a whole chicken, and eggs this morning. Lovely!