You’re in luck—Hernando is home to some of the best community markets on Florida’s Nature Coast. Whether you’re shopping for locally grown vegetables, artisan bread, or seasonal citrus, here are five must-visit farmers markets in 2025.

1. Brooksville Farmers Market

Location: Downtown Brooksville, FL
Schedule: Saturdays | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Atmosphere: Historic, family-friendly, community-oriented

Description:
Located in the heart of historic downtown, the Brooksville Farmers Market is a beloved weekly event that brings together farmers, artisans, musicians, and families. With the charming backdrop of brick-lined streets and the old courthouse square, this market is more than just a place to shop—it’s a Saturday tradition.
Shoppers will find an impressive selection of locally grown produce, pasture-raised meats, organic eggs, and homemade goods like jams, salsas, and sourdough bread. Vendors also sell handmade soap, candles, crafts, and gifts, making it a one-stop market for fresh and local products. Live music and kids’ activities add to the welcoming, small-town vibe.

The best contact info we have is their Facebook page: here's the link https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=brooksville%20farmers%20market

2. Spring Hill Farmers Market

Location: Towne Square Plaza, Spring Hill, FL
Schedule: Thursdays | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (I believe this changed to Sat.)
Atmosphere: Convenient, mid-week market, easy access

Description:
The Spring Hill Farmers Market offers a convenient mid-week shopping option for residents and visitors along Commercial Way. Held at Towne Square Plaza, this market is ideal for those who want to restock fresh goods between weekend markets.
Vendors feature a wide range of items, including fresh produce, raw honey, locally baked pastries, and seasonal fruits and vegetables. You’ll also find local artists and craft makers showcasing pottery, jewelry, and herbal remedies. With plenty of parking, a relaxed atmosphere, and easy accessibility, this market is a hidden gem for weekday shoppers.

The best contact info we found is their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=spring%20hill%20farmers%20market

3. Weeki Wachee Growers Market

Location: Coastal Highway / Weeki Wachee area
Schedule: Sundays | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Atmosphere: Laid-back, nature-adjacent, rustic

Description:
Tucked just minutes from the world-famous Weeki Wachee Springs, the Weeki Wachee Growers Market is a Sunday staple for locals and weekend adventurers. This open-air market has a rustic, natural charm, set under shade trees and surrounded by the sounds of Florida wildlife.
Vendors offer seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisan bread, organic skincare products, and local seafood, along with unique items like microgreens and kombucha. The vibe is casual and outdoorsy, attracting everyone from kayaking tourists to local foodies. With nearby spring runs and trails, it’s the perfect stop before or after a morning of nature exploration.

Best Contact info: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=weeki%20wachee%20growers%20market

4. Nature Coast Local Harvest

Location: Rotating locations across Hernando County
Schedule: Monthly or seasonal (check calendar)
Atmosphere: Collaborative, vendor-owned, community-supported

Description:
The Nature Coast Co-Op Market is a vendor-led, rotating farmers market co-op that highlights the best of Hernando County’s small growers and producers. Unlike fixed-location markets, this cooperative format allows vendors to bring their goods to different towns and communities each month, creating a rotating hub of farm-fresh variety.

The co-op focuses on sustainable agriculture, homegrown produce, and ethical artisan products. From herbal tinctures to grass-fed meats and naturally fermented foods, you’ll discover specialty items you won’t find anywhere else. Community-supported and proudly local, this market is ideal for shoppers who love to support small-scale farmers and holistic living.

Best Contact Info: (352) 345-9277 nclharvest@yahoo.com Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/naturecoastlocalharvest/

5. Hernando County Farm Stand Trail

Location: Multiple self-guided stops across Hernando County
Schedule: Year-round (varies by farm)
Atmosphere: Rural, self-paced, direct-from-farm

Description:
The Hernando County Farm Stand Trail is a self-guided tour connecting you with local growers and homesteaders who sell directly from their farms and roadside stands. This unique trail lets you experience the agricultural roots of the Nature Coast while supporting family farms and micro-producers.
You’ll find seasonal fruit stands, fresh flower shacks, farm eggs, and even farm-fresh raw milk or goat cheese, depending on the stops. Some locations also offer U-pick options, educational tours, or honor-system stands. It’s a rewarding way to explore the countryside and connect with the people who grow your food.

Contact info: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?hernando%20county%20farm%20stand%20trail

Looking for fresh produce and handmade goods in Hernando County?

Check out our post on the New Nature Coast Market Finder