Farmers Markets in Delaware

23Markets

3Counties

9Cities

Local Living in the First State

Delaware may be small, but it packs 23 markets into its three counties, offering 29 different product categories. The state shows incredible commitment to local food, with more than half of its markets staying open year-round.

Coverage Across All Three Counties

Kent County leads the state with nine markets, while New Castle and Sussex counties each host seven active locations. Milford stands out as a top destination for shoppers, offering four markets for residents and visitors alike.

A Leader in Year-Round Markets

With 52% of markets operating year-round, Delaware offers some of the best off-season access in the country. Saturday is the big day for community gathering, with 13 markets welcoming the public for their weekly shopping.

Vineyards, Herbs, and Sweet Syrups

Fresh herbs and local wine are the top categories, appearing at 11 and 10 markets respectively. Delaware markets also feature unique items like lavender and maple syrup at 8 and 9 locations, making every visit a discovery of regional tastes.

Shop Small in Delaware Cities

Visit Milford or Newark to see the best of what the state's farmers and artisans have to offer. With markets spread across all three counties and many open on Saturdays, local shopping is always just a short drive away.

Market Highlights

Of Delaware's 23 farmers markets, 12 operate year-round and 17 hold weekend hours. 15 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Fresh Herbs, Wine, Maple Syrup.