Where do I park for the Mountain View Farmers Market?

Along Hope St. visitors can find two free city lots, as well as two paid parking garages. The nearest parking garage to the farmers market is at Bryant St. and W. Evelyn Ave. There is also parking available at the Caltrain Station and along the street, though availability may be limited.

What are the benefits of buying from a farmers market?

Vegetables and fruits on sale at farmers markets are often picked just hours before the market opens and therefore offer a freshness that grocery stores can’t. Fruits also tend to be sweeter since they have ripened on the tree instead of in storage, resulting in a higher natural sugar content.

Mountain View Farmers Market

Distance from hotel: 1.78 miles

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Browse the freshest produce, fruit, and seasonal veggies from some of California's best local purveyors and farmers at this weekly event. Taking place every Sunday in the heart of Mountain View, farmers and vendors from all over attend this market to sell their seasonal offerings. Check out what's on offer and grab some fresh ingredients for your next five-star meal. The market showcases seasonal crops that show off the best of what California has to offer, from stone fruit to tree-ripened peaches, nectarines, apricots, berries, and organic veggies.

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Before You Go

Hours

Open Sundays Only, 9 am - 1 pm

Prices

Free

Events

Educational Events
Samples or Giveaways
Seasonal Crop Watch

Activities

Produce Buying

Questions & Answers

Where do I park for the Mountain View Farmers Market?

Along Hope St. visitors can find two free city lots, as well as two paid parking garages. The nearest parking garage to the farmers market is at Bryant St. and W. Evelyn Ave. There is also parking available at the Caltrain Station and along the street, though availability may be limited.
What are the benefits of buying from a farmers market?

Vegetables and fruits on sale at farmers markets are often picked just hours before the market opens and therefore offer a freshness that grocery stores can’t. Fruits also tend to be sweeter since they have ripened on the tree instead of in storage, resulting in a higher natural sugar content.