The 5 Best Farmer's Markets Around Loudoun

Farmers markets bring communities together around what matters most—fresh food, local goods, and a shared love for quality ingredients. In Loudoun County, these markets, voted Best of Loudoun 2025, are more than just places to shop. They’re weekly rituals where residents connect with growers, makers, and neighbors. From produce and pasture-raised meats to baked goods and handmade crafts, local markets offer something for every appetite and lifestyle.

Leesburg Farmers Market (Virginia Village)

Operated by Loudoun Valley HomeGrown Markets Cooperative, the Leesburg Farmers Market at Virginia Village is a local institution. Open year-round, the market hosts dozens of vendors offering seasonal fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, bread, and specialty items. Its convenient location and festive atmosphere make it a Saturday morning favorite for locals who want to support small farms and food artisans. It’s as much about community as it is about commerce.

EatLoco Farmers Market @ One Loudoun

Located in the heart of Ashburn’s One Loudoun development, the EatLoco Farmers Market offers a vibrant mix of vendors, live music, and family-friendly vibes. The market features everything from organic produce and fresh eggs to gourmet snacks and coffee. With ample parking and plenty of space to browse, it’s an easy weekend outing where you can fill your tote and your calendar at the same time.

Paige's Pit Stop

Paige’s Pit Stop in Waterford combines the charm of a farm stand with the variety of a farmers market. This family-run spot offers local produce, meats, snacks, and even flowers, all curated for freshness and quality. It’s a one-stop shop for picnic provisions or dinner ingredients—and a great way to support local growers while enjoying a scenic drive through the countryside.

Farmer John's Fruit & Vegetable Market

Farmer John’s Fruit & Vegetable Market in Leesburg is the kind of roadside gem you’ll want to return to again and again. Known for its fresh-picked produce and friendly service, the stand operates seasonally and offers fruits, vegetables, jams, honey, and more. It’s a straightforward, no-frills way to eat local—often at peak ripeness, straight from the field to your table.

Gilbert's Corner Farmers Market

Strategically located at a bustling crossroads in Aldie, Gilbert’s Corner Farmers Market hosts a rotating lineup of local producers on weekends. In addition to farm-grown goods, the market often includes small-batch foods, plants, baked treats, and handcrafted goods. Its open-air format and welcoming energy make it an easy stop whether you're stocking up for the week or just craving something fresh and flavorful.

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