Springfield Farmers' Market
225 5th St, Main St side Springfield, OR 97477
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Mar 2023
Oregon · Lane County
Farmers markets in Springfield, OR
Springfield, OR has 2 farmers markets listed with the USDA. Addresses and map links for each, plus nearby towns with markets.
- markets
- 2
- take SNAP/EBT
- 0
- take WIC
- 0
Springfield Sunday Farmers Market
Senior FMNP
225 5th Street Springfield, OR, USA
The Lane County Farmers Market is Eugene's largest market, with over 100 vendors who all grow and produce their products in Oregon. With a year-round market on Saturdays and seasonal markets on Tuesdays and Sundays, LCFM connects the community to Oregon growers and producers with a wide variety of fresh, local food. The Market is proud to welcome EBT users and offers them the opportunity for a $20 match in Double Up Food Bucks to be used on fresh produce.
- Where exactly
- The Springfield Sunday Farmers Market will take place in the Springfield City Library parking lot on 225 5th Street.
- Setting
- Local government building grounds
- Vendors offer
- Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, Certified "Naturally Grown", Non-GMO, Grass Fed, Pasture-raised/free-range animals
- Payment
- Cash, Debit card/Credit card
- CSA shares
- Some vendors offer CSA subscriptions through their farms;Some vendors offer non-CSA food box/share subscriptions
Open in Google Maps USDA listing updated Apr 2026
Markets nearby
Other towns near Springfield with markets, closest first.
CSA farms around Springfield
Rather have a box of the week's harvest delivered from one farm? These CSA farms are close.
Good to know
How many farmers markets are there in Springfield, OR?
2 farmers markets in Springfield are listed in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory: Springfield Farmers' Market and Springfield Sunday Farmers Market.
Is this list complete?
It’s everything the USDA directory holds for Springfield as of our last refresh (USDA Local Food Directories, snapshot 2026-09-28). Markets self-report to the USDA, so brand-new markets and pop-ups can be missing, and hours change with the seasons. If you run a market here and something is wrong, email us and we’ll fix it.