Get it Fresh: Oscoda’s Farm Market

To truly get to know a place, you have to eat its food. So, it’s only natural that we suggest some fresh, locally-grown food and produce during your stay. There’s no better place than the Northeast Michigan Regional Farm Market held every Wednesday from 9 AM to 2 PM at Shoreline Park. Staying for the weekend? Every Saturday, 8 AM to 1 PM, the market is also located at Gateway Park in Tawas City. Grab a light lunch, stock up on some tasty ingredients for the fridge back home, or ask a Michigan State University Master Gardener the toughest green thumb questions.

This fall, you’ll find organically grown sweet corn, kale, spinach, winter squash, zucchini, and many more vegetables, as well as beeswax, maple syrup, soap, wine, and bread. You can also find dried, fresh, and medicinal herbs, cheeses, flowers, and seeds. This market specializes in freshness, friendliness, and good advice. At a table at the market, expect to see an MSU Extension “Master Gardener Is In” volunteer prepared to tackle some of your toughest questions or help you lay the groundwork of your new garden back home. From weird bugs to the essentials, the MSU Extension brings the vast knowledge resources of Michigan State University directly to individuals, communities, and businesses.

Get more information on the Northeast Michigan Regional Farm Market.

Northeast Michigan Regional Farm Market
Shoreline Park
4440 US-23
Oscoda, MI 48750
989.909.3193

Gateway Park
815 W Lake Street
Tawas City MI 48763