Held every Saturday morning at the Education Campus in town, the Margaret River Farmers’ Markets are one of my favourite farmers markets in Western Australia. I love that you meet the producer, have a chat and ask questions like what they feed their chickens or how they use celeriac in dishes.

Tip #1: Bring and empty stomach – there are so many yummy smoothies, breakfast rolls, pastries and other goodies on offer

From gluten free goodies to artisan pastries, free range eggs and gourmet quail eggs, organic meat, fresh seafood, freshly harvested tomatoes, pumpkin, zucchini, onions, potatoes, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, you can do your weekly shop easily at the Farmers’ Market.

Tip #2: If you are driving to Margaret River, be sure to bring an esky with you so you can get your farmers’ market produce home in good condition

Here’s a photo gallery to show you some of the awesome stalls at the Farmers’ Markets.  They make me want to live in Margaret River even more (if that was even possible).

Gorgeous pumpkin

Pick up a cute shopping bag for your goodies

Quail eggs fresh from the farm

Locally made gluten free organic muesli

Lotions and potions to keep you healthy

Yallingup wood fired bread is the best bread you’ll ever eat

Beautiful beef – get in early before they sell out

Organic meat

When corn is this fresh, you can eat it raw

Free hug anyone?

Beautiful soaps

Have breakfast at the markets

Tomatoes don’t come much cheaper than this

Gorgeous just picked watermelon

Healthy options galore

When is the best time to visit Margaret River?  And where is a good place to stay? Check out my post that answers these questions: Margaret River’s Best Accommodation: from Lux to Less

Be sure to book into a winery lunch while you are in Margaret River. Some of my favourite places are Aravina Estate, Cullen Winery, Hayshed Hill, and Vasse Felix.

FACT FILE

Margaret River Farmers Markets
Every Saturday morning
Margaret River Education Campus, Lot 272 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River.

Disclosure:  This was my 6th or 7th trip to the Farmers’ Markets and these photos were taken during a hosted trip to Margaret River