Nestled in the heart of the San Bernardino Mountains, the Twin Peaks Farmers Market stands out as a dedicated source of fresh, high-quality, and local goods for the mountain communities. Unlike many seasonal markets, the Twin Peaks market prides itself on being a year-round fixture—a dependable resource for residents and visitors regardless of the weather.
Where and When to Visit
The Twin Peaks Farmers Market makes a midweek stop essential for stocking up on fresh provisions.
- When: Every Thursday
- Time: 2:00 p.m. to dusk
- Location: Rim of the World Masonic Lodge #711 (26012 CA-189, Twin Peaks, CA)
The market operates year-round, closing only in extreme cold or heavy snow, showing its commitment to consistent community service.
Twin Peaks Market Focuses on Local and Pesticide-Free
The Twin Peaks Farmers Market’s core mission is clear: to provide the freshest, cleanest, and healthiest local fruits and vegetables available.
- 100% Local: The market is curated to feature a strong emphasis on products grown and made close to the mountain community.
- Pesticide-Free: Vendors commit to offering pesticide-free produce, catering to a community that values clean and healthy eating.
This focus on local, clean produce helps residents connect directly with the farmers and artisans who grow their food, fostering a strong sense of community and sustainability.
What to Expect at the Twin Peaks Market
The Thursday gathering transforms the space into a bustling hub of commerce and community, featuring more than just fruits and vegetables. Visitors can look forward to finding:
- Farm-Fresh Produce: A “cornucopia” of seasonal fruits and vegetables, often picked just before market day.
- Artisan Foods: A rotating selection of specialty food items, which may include fresh-baked goods and bread, local eggs, kombucha, fresh cheeses, and local honey.
- Specialty Vendors: The market often features unique, local vendors, such as Hook Creek Farms (a local microgreen farm), Cast Away Seafood, and Bonjour Yogurt.





































