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Sunday farmers markets in New Jersey

10 New Jersey farmers markets publish Sunday opening times, 7 of which accept SNAP/EBT. Times are as the market last published them — seasons shift, so confirm before a long drive.

All 102 New Jersey marketsSNAP / EBT in New Jersey

Morristown, NJ2 markets

  • Morris County Winter Farmers' Market

    6 Normandy Heights Rd, 07960

    Sunday 10am–1pm

    Season: December to March

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

  • Morristown Farmers Market

    10 Wilmot St, 07960

    Sunday 8:30am–1pm

    Season: 06/18/2023 to 11/19/2023 (2023)

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Asbury Park, NJ1 market

  • Asbury Fresh

    104 Grand Avenue

    Sunday 10am–3pm

    Season: 05/01/2022 to 11/27/2022 (2022)

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

Flemington, NJ1 market

Hackettstown, NJ1 market

  • West End Farmers' Market

    98 Main St

    Sunday 9:30am–1pm

    Season: 05/07/2023 to 10/29/2023 (2023)

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Jersey City, NJ1 market

  • Riverview Farmers Market

    498 Palisade Avenue

    Sunday 10am–2pm

    Season: 05/01/2022 to 11/20/2022 (2022)

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Little Falls, NJ1 market

Morris Township, NJ1 market

Mount Laurel Township, NJ1 market

  • Rancocas Woods Farmers Market

    200 Creek Rd unit c

    Sunday 10am–2pm +1 more

    Season: 06/01/2025 to 10/26/2025

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

Phillipsburg, NJ1 market

Only 39 of 102 New Jersey listings publish hours at all, so more markets trade on Sundays than this page can show.

Common questions

What time do New Jersey farmers markets open on Sunday?
Most New Jersey Sunday markets on this page open in the morning and run into the early afternoon; each listing shows its own published times. Morning trading is the norm because growers pick and pack the day before.
Are Sunday markets open all year in New Jersey?
Most are seasonal. A small number trade year-round, often moving indoors for winter — those are collected on our year-round markets page.