THE SALMON CREEK FARMERS MARKET
AT LEGACY HOSPITAL

 THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2025

at the entrance to the hospital

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

• Salmon Creek Farmers Market at Legacy Hospital

• Thursdays, starting JUNE 11, ending OCTOBER 1 (4 months)

• 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

   

   

HERE ARE VENDORS PARTICIPATING THIS SEASON:

NOTE: Not all vendors participating this season vend every week. To confirm attendance of a vendor within a day or two of a Thursday market,  go to www.salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com/weeklyhighlights
(click http://https://salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com/salmon-creek-weekly-highlights/

•  JACKIE’S HEIRLOOM GARDEN, Ridgefield – Jackie and Rick offer a variety of vegetable and flower starts, plus perennials. Ask them anything about growing, and they share extensive knowledge!!
• BARN DOG FLOWER FARM, Brush Prairie – This small family farm located at the base of the Cascade mountains in Clark County is passionate about providing local, seasonal flowers from field to vase. Beautiful cut flowers to take home.
• YELLOW COTTAGE DOOR FARM AND APIARY, Woodland – Danielle’s famous pure, raw honey is the best – in multiple varieties and jar sizes. No additives! Look for fresh cut lavendar and sustainably-grown blueberries later in the season. With the Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011.
• MUNOZ BERRY FARM, Ridgefield – One of the market’s favorite vendors, and with Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011, sharing strawberries in June. Later in the season, watch for blueberries, blackberries, loganberries, marionberries, cherries from partner farm in East Washington and peaches from Firestone Farms in Vancouver.
• JONES FARM, Ridgefield – Jones Farm is a family-owned blackberry farm.  Our delicious berries are harvested with the help of our four daughters.
• COYOTE RIDGE RANCH, La Center – Also with Salmon Creek Farmers Market since 2011, Coyote Ridge Ranch brings a variety of seasonal vegetables to the table, most notably heirloom tomatoes and tomato starts!
• TWO KIDS FROM THE CITY FARM LLC, Ridgefield – Offering 7 varieties of garlic, both hard and soft neck and producing  multiple varieties of garlic salt, powder, and granulated garlic.  
•  ALLEN CREEK FARM,  Ridgefield – A working chestnut orchard with over 700 trees and uses organic practices. Offering dried chestnuts and gluten free flour!
• HANSON’S HIDEAWAY FARM, Amboy – Offering handmade on-the-farm products consisting of milk and tallow skin care products to include:  artisan goat and sheep milk soap with a lard or tallow base; goat and sheep milk lotions and creams; goat and sheep milk tallow creams with herb infusions, magnesium ; tallow lotion bars; sugar scrubs; tallow lip balm; shower steamers. All milk, tallow and lard are from home-raised goats, sheep, pigs and cattle.
• TRACY’S SUCCULENTS, Ridgefield – All  kinds of plants and arrangements of plants like succulents in different containers and sedum bouquets.
• CLARK FAMILY FARM, La Center – A small, family-run farm in La Center, focusing on Goat’s Milk Body Products, with an emphasis on the care and wellbeing of all of our working and rescue animals. This year, bringing our delicious chicken eggs from our flock of completely free range and whole grain-fed hens, PLUS a small offering of cut flowers!
• URBAN SNAIL, Ridgefield – A small farm co-op at the forefront of regenerative agriculture, growing market-fresh produce using sustainable, research-based practices, and committed to improving soil health, conserving resources, and innovating for a more resilient food system.
• THE PACIFIC SPORE, Vancouver – Payne’s fascination with mushrooms started in the woods and quickly took root in his backyard. Always expanding, evolving and always learning. Pacific Spore believes in the power of community and the magic of collaboration,  proud to work alongside other small businesses, support local markets, and bring responsibly grown gourmet mushrooms, holistic tinctures, dried and powdered mushrooms, mushroom jerky and lots of cultivation supplies—to tables across the Pacific Northwest. Buy local. Support small. Grow together
• TUNNEL VISION PRODUCE, North Clark County – Watch for this first-time-in- Clark- County feature at the Salmon Creek Farmers Market.  Mobile produce, making it easy for customers to get fresh, locally grown products – and making it easier for growers to sell their fresh, locally grown products!
• CHASE THE SEASONS FLOWER FARM, Battleground – Variety of gorgeous and established potted peony plants! Healthy, robust plants 3-5 eye ready to bring beauty to your yard for YEARS to come ! Seasonal swag and wreath offerings.

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Salmon Creek, Washington, is located seven miles north of downtown Vancouver and the I-5 bridge connecting Washington to Oregon. It is located nine miles north of the I-205 bridge which also connects Washington to Oregon. Salmon Creek is at the northern junction of I-205 and I-5, easy to access from most parts of SW Washington and Oregon.

www.salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com

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An interested vendor can apply using managemymarket, an online application site for farmers markets. Go to https://www.managemymarket.com/ , starting February 1, 2026, and scroll down to Salmon Creek.

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Salmon Creek, Washington, is located seven miles north of downtown Vancouver and the I-5 bridge connecting Washington to Oregon. It is located nine miles north of the I-205 bridge which also connects Washington to Oregon. Salmon Creek is at the northern junction of I-205 and I-5, easy to access from most parts of SW Washington and Oregon.

www.salmoncreekfarmersmarket.com