Farmers Markets in Wyoming

27Markets

9Counties

9Cities

Rugged and Resilient Markets

Wyoming maintains a dedicated network of 27 farmers markets across nine counties, featuring 30 distinct categories of local goods. Despite the state's vast landscape, these markets provide vital access to fresh products for residents and visitors alike.

Community Gathering Spots

Laramie, Albany, and Hot Springs counties serve as the state's market strongholds, each supporting four individual locations. Cities like Cheyenne and Thermopolis act as key community hubs where local producers meet their neighbors.

Bustling Saturday Mornings

Seasonal patterns are strong here, as 11% of markets operate year-round to provide food access during colder months. Saturday is by far the most popular day to visit, hosting 15 of the state's 27 total markets.

Hearty High-Plains Staples

Wyoming markets emphasize hearty staples, with baked goods found at 14 locations and meat products at 10. Specialty items like cider and grass-fed beef highlight the state's unique ranching heritage and artisanal spirit.

Explore the Cowboy State

Visit Jackson or Sheridan to discover the unique high-altitude offerings of their three local markets. With 15 markets running every Saturday, the weekend is the perfect time to explore the best of Wyoming's agricultural bounty.

Market Highlights

Of Wyoming's 27 farmers markets, 3 operate year-round and 21 hold weekend hours. 17 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Baked Goods, Jams & Preserves, Meat.