There’s a stretch every summer where my weekends start at a farmers market. I grab coffee, pick up a loaf of sourdough, maybe some peaches or herbs for dinner later… it’s one of my favorite summer activities.
That’s part of daily life here. People in Clark County care about where their food comes from, but they also care about convenience, quality, and routine. A good market becomes part of your week fast. Same goes for the local farms around the city. You go once for berries or flowers, then next thing you know it becomes your annual summer tradition.
If you’re looking for the best farmers markets in Clark County or trying to get more connected to local farms around the area, these are the spots locals actually return to.
Taylor Family Farm
Location: 5515 NE 72nd Ave. Vancouver, WA 98661
Hours: April 1 through Nov. 30 | Daily, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Taylor Family Farm feels tucked into the middle of Vancouver in the best way possible. It’s been family-owned since 1960, and you can feel that history the second you pull in. The property still has that calm neighborhood farm feel that’s getting harder to find.
The seasonal produce rotates throughout the summer and fall, but the herbs, orchard fruit, honey, eggs, and flower bouquets are usually what bring people back regularly. Locals also love that you can shop online when life gets busy.
Silver Star Farmers Market
Location: 15012 NE Caples Rd, Brush Prairie, WA 98606
Hours: Monday through Saturday | 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Silver Star Farmers Market is one of those places where you stop for produce and somehow leave with herbs, local honey, coffee, sauces, and berry plants too. It has a relaxed country market feel that fits Brush Prairie perfectly.
The strawberries, raspberries, and Black Diamond blackberries are standouts during peak season. They also carry fresh eggs, dairy, soups, vegetable starts, and produce from nearby farms around Clark County.
Camas Farmers Market
Location: 314 NE Birch Street, Camas, WA 98607
Hours: June 3 through Sept. 30, 2026 | Wednesdays, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The Camas Farmers Market has a very different feel from some of the larger regional markets, and honestly, that’s part of the appeal. It feels local in the most genuine way. Families hang out on the lawn, people grab dinner from food vendors, and neighbors stop to catch up while shopping.
The produce is consistently good, especially during peak berry and tomato season. You’ll also find flowers, baked goods, prepared foods, and small local makers throughout the market. The chef demos and live music help give it more of a midweek community event feel instead of a quick grocery stop.
Red Truck Farm
Location: 3557 S 15th St, Ridgefield, WA 98642
Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Red Truck Farm is one of the more unique local farm setups in Clark County. It runs on an honor-system farm stand, which honestly says a lot about the kind of community Ridgefield has built.
The farm focuses on certified organic vegetables, and the salad greens, heirloom tomatoes, herbs, microgreens, and root vegetables are all excellent. Every season brings a mix of staples and experimental crops, which keeps things interesting if you shop there regularly.
Get To-Gather Farm
Location: 1913 SE 303rd Ave, Washougal, WA 98671
Hours: Wednesday through Sunday | 9 a.m. to dusk
Get To-Gather Farm feels more like spending an afternoon outside than running errands. The farm stand has seasonal produce, flowers, eggs, local meats, fruit spreads, honey, and plenty of unique items from nearby small businesses.
The Armenian cucumbers, colorful watermelon varieties, and fresh herbs are especially fun during summer. Families also love the animals, trails, flower picking, and picnic areas around the property.
Downtown Vancouver Farmers Market
Location: 8th & Esther St, Vancouver, WA 98660
Hours: April through October
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Downtown Vancouver Farmers Market is easily one of the biggest weekend draws in Clark County during spring and summer. The atmosphere is busy in a good way, especially once the weather warms up.
You’ll find produce, flowers, nursery plants, baked goods, international food vendors, handmade products, and live music spread throughout the market. It’s large enough that you can spend a full morning there without running out of things to browse.
The Part of Clark County People Stick With
One thing I’ve learned from driving all over Clark County for work is that people here really care about local routines. Farmers markets and local farms become part of everyday life fast once you find your spots.
If you’re new to the area, start with Taylor Family Farm or a quick produce run to Camas Farmers Market. You’ll understand pretty quickly why locals build entire weekends around these places.
As a real estate agent in Clark County, these are the kinds of spots I always recommend to clients because they give you a better feel for how people actually live here.
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