Coinjock Creek Farms
OPENWe have an honor table style farm stand located on the roadside under the old cedar tree at the farm address above.
The table is self service with produce being restocked daily. Please remember the following about the honor table:
- Please bring exact change for your items. Due to recent theft of our honor jar, all money for produce purchased will be placed in a locked box, instead of a jar which allowed customers to make change for themselves.
- Items such as beans, eggs and other goods requiring refrigeration will be placed in a cooler on the table
- In the event that you need service, we are usually somewhere
around the farm during the day - you may try to contact us via cell
phone, or look for a white van or tan truck in the vicinity
Powell's Farm Markets
CLOSED ~ OPENS 1 APRILThe farm is a little over 400 years old. It was Ms. Tillie's home place and was known as the cawell farm. The family cemetery is very much in use at the Powell farm which dates back to the 1700's.
The farm has one of the largest and oldest Oak trees in the county, Planted in the back yard of the farm house when Ms Tillie's mother planted it.
The old kitchen is still intact on the farm and was erected in 1780. The farm house has been renovated twice, once in the early 1960s and again in 1978. Much of the house is on the original foundation.
It has always been a working farm and a great place to grow up. Come visit with us and learn more.
Morris Farm Market
CLOSED ~ OPENS SPRING
In 1982, under the shade of two old pecan trees, Walton and Ginger Morris started selling sweet corn out of the back of their old Ford pick-up truck. Still next to the two pecans trees, and on the several hundred acre family farm, we now sell a full line of top quality produce. From sweet corn to fresh tree ripened peaches. We now have a kitchen where we bake pies and delicious fruit breads. We have wine from North Carolina vineyards and absolutely wonderful jams, pickles, relishes, and other products that are mostly made by hard working Southerners.
In 1982, under the shade of two old pecan trees, Walton and Ginger Morris started selling sweet corn out of the back of their old Ford pick-up truck. Still next to the two pecans trees, and on the several hundred acre family farm, we now sell a full line of top quality produce. From sweet corn to fresh tree ripened peaches. We now have a kitchen where we bake pies and delicious fruit breads. We have wine from North Carolina vineyards and absolutely wonderful jams, pickles, relishes, and other products that are mostly made by hard working Southerners.
We have acres of parking with plenty of room for R.V.'s and trailers. A countless number of people enjoy our picnic areas and open space to stretch their legs and walk their dogs.
We contribute our success to selling the best product possible, hard work, great help, and a lot of faith.
To those who have been with us since the early 80's, and to the newcomers, our greatest achievement in life is to know that we have made people happy.
Roberts Ridge Farm
CLOSEDRoberts Ridge Farm Market is family owned and operated. We have been in business for the past 29 years at the intersection of US 158 and Indiantown Road in Shawboro, NC. We specialize in growing our own sweet corn and we pick it fresh daily by hand. We purchase 75% of the other produce we sell from other local farmers within 45 miles from our home. We invite new customers to try our fresh local produce.
Williams Strawberry Farm
OPENWe are just a quick drive from Elizabeth City, Moyock, or the Virginia area. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 9-6, Sundays 1-5 and closed on Monday. We take cash, checks, debit and credit cards. Please call us at (252) 771-2647 with any questions. Fresh USA and local produce in season. A "Little Bitty Bakery" on site. Open from early April until Thanksgiving.
Downtown Waterfront Market
CLOSED ~ OPENS 3 MAY
INTEREST MEETING
Wednesday April 1st - 7:00P - 8:30P
Informational meeting for those interested in becoming a vendor at the Downtown Waterfront Market beginning MAY 2nd ! The market is on Saturdays at Mariner's Wharf Park in Elizabeth City, NC May through October. We are looking for vendors who have HANDMADE art and crafts, farmers, growers, bakers (with current inspection), jams, jellies, hot sauces (with current inspection), performers, non-profits, and more. We will have the 2015 application available ($20 application fee) and will answer questions and explain our policies. Share and invite your friends who may be interested!
*light refreshments will be served*
FMI call Courtney Birdsall 252-267-8329 (10-5) or email courtney@downtownwaterfron
WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!!
Seasonal Farmers Market May thru October. Support our LOCAL growers, artisans, businesses, and entertainers. To provide a wonderful opportunity and service for the community of Elizabeth City.
Wednesday April 1st - 7:00P - 8:30P
Informational meeting for those interested in becoming a vendor at the Downtown Waterfront Market beginning MAY 2nd ! The market is on Saturdays at Mariner's Wharf Park in Elizabeth City, NC May through October. We are looking for vendors who have HANDMADE art and crafts, farmers, growers, bakers (with current inspection), jams, jellies, hot sauces (with current inspection), performers, non-profits, and more. We will have the 2015 application available ($20 application fee) and will answer questions and explain our policies. Share and invite your friends who may be interested!
*light refreshments will be served*
FMI call Courtney Birdsall 252-267-8329 (10-5) or email courtney@downtownwaterfron
WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!!
Seasonal Farmers Market May thru October. Support our LOCAL growers, artisans, businesses, and entertainers. To provide a wonderful opportunity and service for the community of Elizabeth City.
Tarheel Produce
CLOSED ~ OPENS 2 APRIL6954 Caratoke Hwy
Grandy, North Carolina 27939
Welcome to Another Wonderful Season ! !
Fresh Seafood & Fresh Produce at a price you cant refuse !
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