A Quick Guide to Visiting Farmstands in Nevada County

Do you want a farm-to-fork experience that will tantalize your taste buds? Then look no further than Nevada County. This area has some of best options for fresh produce around. At many locations, you can even pick the produce yourself! You will find fresh produce including stunning mushrooms, farm fresh eggs, handmade goat milk soaps and more. No matter which farm you choose to visit in Nevada County, you’re guaranteed to have a great time and enjoy true taste of local life.

I’d like to offer you some tips for visiting a local farmstand. First, remember to bring a reusable bag to carry your goodies. Second, try to go early in the day for the best selection. And finally, be sure to chat with the farmers if they are there. They love talking about their farm and their food! Make sure to bring cash with you, as some vendors operate on an honor system.

So what are you waiting for? Start planning your farmstand visit today!

Nevada County Farmstands

Broadfork Farm

13624 N. Meadow View Dr. Grass Valley, CA 95945    
(530) 264-6204
https://www.broadforkfarmers.com/

Farmstand Open Daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Broadfork Farm started as a small family garden that grew over the past decade 10 x 10 foot family garden that grew over the past decade into a 1.5 acre micro farm. Farmers’ Market Stand- Growing Heirloom Tomatoes, Japanese Cucumbers, Eggplant, Pattypan Squash, Zucchini, Shishito Peppers and Sweet Peppers. Roma Beans, French Green Beans. Handmade goat’s milk soaps and local honey also for sale!

Sierra Harvest/Food Love Farm

16200 Lake Vera Purdon Rd, Nevada City, California 95959-9427
(530) 265-2343
www.sierraharvest.org

The farmstand, farm tours, and U-pick Tuesdays at this local family farm lets you get up close and personal with where your food comes from! Food Love Farm is open for U-pick veggies, herbs, and flowers this summer — we have been busy planting all sorts of fruits, vegetables, and flowers and are eager to share the farm’s bounty! They specialize in growing the following vegetables: Bell peppers, beans, carrots, cucumbers, greens, lettuce, onions potatoes, tomatoes, and cut flowers.

U-pick is every Tuesday from 4-7pm. U-pick runs all season long, starting in May and ending around the time of our first hard frost.

Mushroom Barn

13033 Thoroughbred Loop, Grass Valley California 95949

Farmstand Open Monday through Friday 10 A.M. – 5 P.M.

https://mushbarn.com/ Visit us by appointment by emailing us at mushbarn@gmail.com.

Looking for glorious mushrooms grown in the Sierra foothills? This family farm in Grass Valley produces sun grown mushrooms of several varieties. Some of the types they grow include oyster, shiitake, and lion’s mane. In addition to a variety of mushrooms, the farm also sells products like tinctures and powders made from mushrooms, as well as mushroom grow kits. They offer a farmstand and I would reach out before hand and make sure they are ready for you. In addition to their farms stand, they sells at local farms markets and to restaurants.

Visiting farm stands in Nevada County is a fun and delicious way to get up close and personal with where your food comes from. You can learn about the farm’s process, try freshest produce , and buy local products like honey, soap, and mushrooms. No matter which farm stand you choose to visit, you’re guaranteed to have a great time!