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One of the great things about Clarington is the fact that it has a distinct rural side to it. For area residents, this translates into wonderful places to visit and find fresh local produce and farm goods in season. For out-of-town visitors, the many rural markets and attractions means that a day in Clarington offers plenty of opportunities for a relaxing (and delicious) family country outing.
Below are farmers markets in the Clarington area. To add your market or attraction, email us at
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Featured Listings
Watson Farms Ltd.
2287 Highway #2 Bowmanville, ON L1C3K3
Market - (905)623-9109
Crop Report - (905)623-7252
www.watsonfarms.ca
Email -
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Watson Farms has been selling in Bowmanville since the spring of 1970 with strawberries and a little later with apples and raspberries. Watson's have now expanded to have a market open from late May until October 31 (7 days a week) with their own fresh produce and other Ontario produce. They also have 3 Satelite locations in Oshawa and U-Pick (at the farm) open for strawberries, raspberries, peas, beans and rhubarb from Mid June to late July and reopens with apples, raspberries and strawberries from the beginning of September to late October.
Courtice Flea Market
1696 Bloor Street, Courtice
905-436-1024
courticefleamarket.com
Located just off the 401 (take Courtice Road North to Bloor), the Courtice
Flea Market has over 200 indoor and outdoor vendors. The largest market
east of Toronto offers a unique shopping experience offering bargains for
everyday needs, fresh farm produce, quality workmanship in crafts and
specialty items, antiques, hobbies and memorabilia. The market is open
every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Spend the day at the
Courtice Flea Market!
Regular Listings
Pingles Farm Market - Hampton.
Archibalds Orchards and Estate Winery - Bowmanville
Wilmot Orchards - Newcastle. Pick your own blueberries.
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