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West Virginia farmers markets that accept SNAP / EBT

10 of the 69 farmers markets listed in West Virginia record SNAP/EBT acceptance in the USDA directory, and 6 record WIC. Listings are grouped by city, largest first.

Martinsburg, WV2 markets

  • 100 East Liberty Street

    Saturday 10am–2pm

    Season: 04/20/2024 to 10/26/2024 (2024)

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesWICSenior FMNPIndoorCards accepted
  • 105 East Liberty Street

    Saturday 10am–2pm

    Season: 08/12/2023 to 10/21/2023 (2023)

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesWICSenior FMNPIndoorCards accepted

Berkeley Springs, WV1 market

Charles Town, WV1 market

  • 100 block of South Samuel Street, 25414

    Saturday 9am–12pm

    Season: May to October

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Fayetteville, WV1 market

Hurricane, WV1 market

  • 1 Valley Way, 25526

    Sunday 9am–1pm

    Season: May to October

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Keyser, WV1 market

  • Keyser, WV

    Tuesday: 03:00 PM - 06:00 PM Weather permitting +2 more

    Season: 05/16/2023 to 09/30/2023 (2023)

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Lewisburg, WV1 market

Oak Hill, WV1 market

Williamson, WV1 market

  • 54 3rd. Ave. W, 25661

    Saturday 9am–2pm

    Season: June to September

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsSenior FMNPCards accepted

Common questions

How many farmers markets in West Virginia take EBT?
10 West Virginia farmers markets record SNAP/EBT acceptance out of 69 listed in total — about 14%.
How does EBT work at a West Virginia farmers market?
Most markets run a central token system: swipe your EBT card once at the information booth for tokens that any participating vendor accepts. Some markets instead have individual vendors running their own terminals. Either way, EBT covers food items — not crafts, hot prepared food or plants that don't produce food.
Is my SNAP benefit doubled at West Virginia markets?
Some West Virginia markets take part in nutrition-incentive schemes that match SNAP spending on fruit and vegetables, often up to a daily cap. Participation is market-by-market and season-by-season, so check at the market's information booth.