Ventura County Certified Farmers' Markets

Great fresh seasonal produce every Thursday. A new addition is a stand selling freshly made Crepes with different fillings.

Love this organic farmer’s market! They’re clean, organized and fresh. I tried verity of vegetables, and unique fruits(cinnamon apple, banana flowers). Bring your children there for learning how the farmers work. However, be mind that organic farmers’ produces and products are not the same quality/price as grocery stores offered. Some aren’t the price that I would pay, but shop the ones that are somewhat reasonable. They also have the best BBQs and other foods. I support farmers for the fresh vegetables, and fruits for bringing to our community even though the price is a bit higher than regular stores.

I may never come here again. I was charge $15 dollars for 5 tiny potatoes l, the smallest cabbage a shallot and one garlic. 🥴not sure why I paid after hearing the price 🤦‍♀️ I will say, everything else,It’s okay. (Not speaking on price) most places seemed reasonably priced. Mostly just veggies and fruits. A couple of jars of jam. Two cooked food stands. No one pressed juice (not a lot of options)

My favorite place to purchase fresh produce. I’m here nearly every week. Most vendors are friendly and helpful.

Awesome Thursday shopping for the juiciest, yummy produce and delicious giant tamales! I love the friendly people and fresh air and sunshine from being outside. What a way to decompress after a long stressful day! Thank you so much! 🤗🙂🌻🌅

This is my favorite place to get in season fruits and vegetables! Every booth has something to offer and the quality is always amazing! Whether you want to throw together a quick soup, or get select fresh ingredients for a dish, all the produce from this farmers market will bring any dish to the next level.

A true gem in Thousand Oaks! So well organized and so much good stuff. Some of the freshest and most delicious fruit I've had, and the new sweet and savory crepe stand makes for a great lunch or dessert.

Avoid the farmer that sells organic Asian vegetables. I bought one medium daikon and probably two pounds of bok choy. I was charged $24. Felt completely ripped off.