If you want a real feel for Northeast Florida — not just the tourist version — spend a morning at one of the area’s outdoor markets. Local produce, small-batch goods, live music, and the kind of vendors you won’t find in a chain store. Here’s the full lineup, from St. Augustine to Flagler Beach.

St. Augustine Amphitheatre Farmers Market

Produce, eggs, cheese, prepared foods, and local art in a great outdoor venue. Saturdays, 8:30am–12:30pm. More info →

St. Augustine Sunday Farmers Market

Held at the Classic Car Museum, this market focuses on local produce and handmade goods. Sundays, 10am–2pm. More info →

Wednesday Pier Farmers Market

Right at the St. Johns County Pier — produce, bread, and local arts and crafts with an ocean view. Wednesdays, 8am–12pm (May–October) or 8am–1pm (November–April). More info →

Palm Coast Farmers Market at European Village

Over 40 vendors selling produce, jewelry, candles, art, and baked goods in Palm Coast’s European Village. Sundays, late morning through mid-afternoon — check the current schedule before you go, as hours shift seasonally. More info →

Flagler Beach Farmers Market

Run by the nonprofit Flagler Strong, this market brings produce, dairy, eggs, baked goods, artwork, and beach décor to S 2nd St and Central Ave. Saturdays, 9am–1pm. More info →

Where to Stay

All five markets are an easy morning trip from our vacation rentals across St. Augustine, Palm Coast, and Flagler Beach. View available homes →