Farmers markets aren’t just a warm-weather affair; they’re a key resource for fresh, seasonal produce and artisanal goods all year long. Fall brings a bounty of hearty vegetables, crisp fruits, and cozy treats perfect for cool-weather meals. Plus, supporting local farmers during the fall harvest helps sustain these small businesses as they gear up for winter.

Discover tips to find what’s in season, how to be prepared, and where to shop on weekdays and weekends.

Autumn Farmer’s Markets: What’s In Season This Fall

Fall markets offer a fantastic variety of produce perfect for hearty, cold-weather cooking. Keep an eye out for these locally grown favorites:

🍎 Apples: From sweet Galas to tart Granny Smiths, local orchards offer an array of apple varieties ideal for snacking, baking, or making cider. You can either go apple picking or buy from the farm stand.

🎃 Pumpkins and Squash: Look for sugar pumpkins, butternut squash, and spaghetti squash — perfect for soups, pies, and roasted side dishes. Visit your local pumpkin patch to see what area farmers harvested.

🍠 Root Vegetables: Stock up on carrots, potatoes, beets, and turnips for easy, comforting roasted vegetable medleys.

🥬 Leafy Greens: Kale, Swiss chard, and spinach are still plentiful in the fall and add a fresh element to hearty fall dishes.

🌱 Brussels Sprouts: This fall favorite can be roasted or sautéed for a crispy, delicious side dish.

🍐 Pears: These sweet fruits come into season in the fall and are great for snacking or baking.

Tips for Shopping Local at Farmstands this Fall

👩‍🌾 Ask What’s Fresh: As the weather cools, some summer crops may still be available in small quantities. Ask the farmers what’s newly harvested and plan your meals around those offerings.

🫙 Plan for Storage: Many fall vegetables like squash, root veggies, and apples store well. Buy in bulk and keep them in a cool, dry place for later use.

🧺 Bring Cash and Reusable Bags: Many farm stands still prefer cash, especially in more rural areas. And don’t forget to bring reusable bags or totes for easy, eco-friendly shopping.

🍂 Seek Out Fall Specials: Many markets offer seasonal deals on items like pumpkins, gourds, and cider as the holidays approach.

🥐 Take Advantage of Baked Goods: With fall comes an array of fresh, seasonal baked goods like pumpkin bread, apple pies, and cider donuts. Support local bakers by indulging in these sweet treats.

🍲Plan for Cold-Weather Cooking: Fall produce is perfect for soups, stews, and roasted dishes. Stock up on squash, root vegetables, and hearty greens that will add nutrition and warmth to your meals.

Weekday Markets in Bucks County

These markets and farm stores are either open exclusively on weekdays or throughout the week, and many of them that operate year-round.

Hershberger Heritage Farm Store

1614 Ridge Road, Sellersville
Monday, Wednesday & Sunday, 9 am–5 pm and Friday & Saturday 9 am–6 pm

This farm is a great place for sustainably raised, organic meat, perfect for fall roasts or stews. Don’t forget to check out their Berger Box subscriptions!

Quakertown Farmers Market

201 Station Road, Quakertown, PA
Friday & Saturday, 9 am–9 pm; Sunday, 10 am–5 pm

This year-round marketplace is especially perfect for fall shopping. Shop for local apples, squash, and fall-themed desserts.

Trauger’s Farm Market

370 Island Road, Kintnersville
Daily, 9 am–6 pm

Visit Trauger’s for its fresh produce, apple cider, and pumpkins. Don’t miss the fall events for kids!

None Such Farm & Market

4458 York Road, Buckingham
Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am–6 pm

Grab your seasonal squash, pumpkins, and fall-inspired prepared meals. The homemade pies are also a must!

Weisel Farm & Roadside Stand

2235 Spinnerstown Road, Quakertown
Open daily

Pick up fresh apples, potatoes, and fall veggies. With cash and Venmo accepted, it’s an easy stop for busy families.

Shady Brook Farm

931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley
Sunday through Tuesday, 9 am–6 pm & Wednesday through Saturday, 9 am–10 pm

This Bucks County staple is perfect for fall family outings. Grab pumpkins, apple cider, and locally made baked goods, then stick around for Shady Brook’s Fall Fest. One of the best fall festivals in Bucks County, this event takes place throughout September and October.

Milk House Farm Market

1118 Slack Road, Newtown
Open daily, 10 am–6 pm

Look for pesticide-free produce like squash, pumpkins, and root veggies. Their self-checkout system makes fall shopping quick and easy.

Newtown Farmers Market

2150 South Eagle Road, Newtown
Thursday through Friday, 9 am–6 pm & Saturday 9 am–4 pm

This year-round market is a great place to stock up on seasonal produce, baked goods, and fall favorites like cider donuts.

Farmers Market at Playwicki Farm

2350 Bridgetown Pike, Feasterville
Wednesdays through October 27, from 4–7 pm

Enjoy the bounty of the fall harvest at Playwicki Farm’s market, where you can find seasonal fruits and vegetables from Love Grows CSA. Look for pumpkins, squash, and late-season fruits, perfect for fall cooking. This market runs through December, so you can shop locally for holiday meals, too!

Weekend Markets in Bucks County

These Bucks County farmers markets operate on weekends, with many of them remaining open through October and November.

Snipe’s Farm & Education Center

890 West Bridge Street, Morrisville
Saturdays through fall, 9 am–1 pm

Snipe’s Farm continues to deliver certified organic produce throughout the fall, with farm-fresh options like kale, Brussels sprouts, and root veggies. Explore the farm’s honey and CBD products, and don’t forget to check out its educational programs and fall events for kids, which focus on nature and sustainability.

Doylestown Farmers Market

2-50 South Hamilton Street, Doylestown
Saturdays through November 21, from 8 am–1 pm

This is Bucks County’s longest-running farmers market and a must for fall shoppers. Look for root veggies, fresh apples, and seasonal decor.

Wrightstown Farmers Market

Middletown Grange Fairgrounds, 576 Penns Park Road, Newtown
Saturdays through Thanksgiving, 9 am–12 pm

One of the largest farmers markets in Bucks County, Wrightstown Farmers Market features fall produce from local farms including Blooming Glen in Perkasie. Bonus: The market features live music and a kids craft most weeks.

Yardley Farmers Market

Buttonwood Park, Yardley
Saturdays through November 21, from 9 am–12 pm

Offering fall produce like pumpkins, squash, and greens, along with meats, baked goods, and local honey, this producer-only market accepts SNAP/EBT with matching benefits.

Perkasie Farmers Market

7th Street, Perkasie
Saturdays through October, from 9 am–12 pm

This family-friendly market features fall produce, freshly baked goods, and weekly activities for kids like fall crafts.

Embrace the Season at Your Local Farmers Market

As the season unfolds, Bucks County farmers markets continue to offer a varied selection of fresh, local goods perfect for your autumn table. From crisp apples and hearty root vegetables to homemade baked treats and festive decor, these markets provide everything you need for cozy, cold-weather meals. By supporting local farmers and artisans, you’re not only feeding your family the freshest seasonal ingredients but also helping small businesses thrive year-round. So grab your reusable bags, explore the markets, and savor the flavors of fall close to home.