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Posted over 6 years ago

Your List of the Fort Myers Area Farmers Markets

As an agent for Southwest Florida real estate, I like to be your source to everything in the area. But I’m also a resident here, so I have a unique understanding of the area’s amenities and perks. After all, any Realtor can quote numbers for you, but it takes a true expert to give you the inside scoop on a community.

And this week, that means providing you with a resource for Farmers Markets around Fort Myers. In cities throughout the United States, farmers markets are an awesome way to connect with your local area. From fresh grown produce to small businesses, they really are a great way to become part of your community. And when you buy a home in Fort Myers, you’ll be able to shop at any or all of these ones!

Sanibel Island Farmers Market

If you were wondering if Sanibel Island could get any more cute and quaint… it can! The island even has its own local farmers market. This one is located near the historical museum and has been around since 2008.

Bonita Springs Farmers Market

From flowers to plants and seafood to jams, this one has just about everything you need. And because it’s located in the parking lot of the Promenade Shopping center, you can also grab a bite to eat at a local restaurant.

Coconut Point Farmers Market

This one is Estero’s own little farmers market. So if you’re in the Estero area, this one might be perfect for you. I also love that it’s dog friendly! And it has all the produce, seafood, and other items you’ll ever need.

Lakes Park Farmers Market

With 50 vendors, this is one of Fort Myers’ larger farmers markets. You’ll also love that there’s picnic tables to enjoy something to eat while listening to live music on Wednesdays. If you’re in the Harlem Heights or Cypress Lake area, check this one out.

River District Farmers Market

Once upon a time, this Fort Myers farmers market was named the Downtown Farmers Market. As the areas longest running, it’s worth a quick stop. With new managers at the helm of this one, we expect it to start shining soon.

Boca Grande Farm and Fish Market

Boca Grande is one of those little secrets of Southwest Florida that you can only find out about from those in the know. And their farmers market has some of the freshest seafood you can get in the world. I also love that this one has a real local feel.

Captiva Island Farmers Market

Orchids, native plants, soaps, fresh picked produce… Captiva is another treasure when it comes to our area. And their farmers market makes it that much better. Stop in, grab what you need, meet new friends, and connect with our communities!

Terry Records



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