Adelaide Hills Farmers Markets

This is a lovely, fresh little market with lots of potential. I attend most Saturdays. I would like to see the seating/table format change a bit though, especially for people without children and/or dogs. Most of the seating and tables seem to be always occupied by kids and family's belongings with no-one there. Lots of unsupervised toddlers running around with semi-supervised dogs. Recently, l couldn't find a table to eat my yummy but messy meal, so I sat on the grass. My food shopping (including pies) was promptly trodden on by some 2-3 year olds chasing each other. We also saw an older gentleman intervene when a toddler threw a toy at a very annoyed dog when no adults were in sight

What a gem of a market, fresh food, small but everything you could need at a market.
Fresh vegetables, plants, bakery items.

The market is a lot smaller than I anticipated. However, it's obvious plenty of locals visit here especially for the fresh fruit and vegies. If you become a member, which costs about $65 a year, I believe you get 10% discount off everything.
There is limited free parking around the area.

It is a small market but lovely selection of fresh produce and a lovely seating area under the trees. We had the Indonesian food which was absolutely amazing. The beef rendang was outstanding. Lovely to see it was dog friendly.

Love the market on a Saturday morn. Start with the parkrun around the corner at 8am and then head to the markets after for a delicious Brother Bear coffee, a Melbourne dim sim, sourdough and apples. Best way to start the weekend sitting in the sun and enjoying the live music.

Nice little market. Not as big as my favourite market (Stirling) but still a nice selection of sellers including fresh produce, food and drinks for lunch/breakfast, plants, clothes, crafts, other food. They also had an aboriginal dance and presentation which was quite good. Nice location with plenty of parking around, grass area with shade, chairs and tables for sitting (limited).

We got some nice buy.

The muffin and spring onion pan fry bread in the market was tasty.