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Discover the Charm of the Twin Peaks Farmers Market: A Community Hub for Fresh, Local Goods

  • Writer: Mary McLeod
    Mary McLeod
  • 6 days ago
  • 3 min read

Updated: 5 days ago

Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the San Bernardino Mountains, the Twin Peaks Farmers Market stands as a vibrant testament to local agriculture and community spirit. More than just a place to buy produce, it's a gathering spot where residents and visitors connect with the source of their food and support small businesses.


The Twin Peaks Farmers Market was founded with a clear mission: to bring the freshest, cleanest, and healthiest local fruits and vegetables directly to the mountain community. The vision behind the market was to celebrate the rich agricultural history of the San Bernardino region and share its bounty with those living in the area. The market's emphasis is consistently placed on "farmers" as the driving force, highlighting a collective effort to bridge the gap between growers and consumers. It embodies a commitment to providing pesticide-free, locally grown produce, ensuring both quality and a connection to the land.


One of the unique aspects of the Twin Peaks Farmers Market is its dedication to being a year-round destination, a rarity for many farmers markets. This allows the community to enjoy fresh, seasonal offerings regardless of the time of year.

Twin Peaks Farmers Market at the Rim of the World Masonic Hall. Every Thursday, from 3 to dusk.
The Twin Peaks Farmers Market is held every Thursday at the Rim of the World Masonic Hall

A Taste of What You'll Find:

The market boasts a diverse array of vendors, offering a wide range of products that extend beyond just fruits and vegetables. Visitors can expect to find:


Farm-Fresh Produce: The cornerstone of the market, with offerings that change with the seasons. You'll find a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables, often picked just hours before the market opens, ensuring peak freshness and flavor. Farmers like Twin Peaks Orchards, which has a rich family history of growing peaches since 1912 and has transitioned to certified organic practices, are key contributors to the market's produce selection.



Artisan Foods: Beyond raw ingredients, the market features prepared foods and artisanal products. This can include freshly baked goods, handcrafted yogurts from vendors like Bon Jour Yogurts, and a selection of local cheeses.



Specialty Items: Look for unique offerings such as fresh orange juice from Happy Hawk Farms, kombucha, and a variety of breads from the Twin Peaks Trading Post.



Hot Food Options: For those looking for a meal at the market, expect to find local hot food classics from vendors like Buddy's BBQ, Tye Dye Tacos, and Jerk Grill, with weekly guest food trucks adding to the culinary variety.



Seafood: Surprisingly for a mountain community, the market also offers local seafood from vendors like Cast Away Seafood, providing a diverse range of fresh provisions.



Non-food specialty items and services like clothing vendors who specialize in unique clothing, trinkets, tinctures, natural products, handmade items, and a massage booth.



Good Fun and Great People: Lets not forget to mention the good fun and good people that run the show and the attendees of every age having fun!



Market Days and Hours:

The Twin Peaks Farmers Market operates every Thursday, making it a consistent mid-week destination for fresh goods. The market runs from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, weather permitting, offering a convenient after-work or afternoon opportunity to shop and connect with local producers. It is hosted by the Rim of the World Lodge, located right next to the sheriff's station at 26012 CA-189, Twin Peaks, CA 92391.

The Twin Peaks Banner hanging on the old logging wagon at the Rim of the World Masonic Hall.
The Twin Peaks Farmers Market Sign on the old lumber wagon

The Twin Peaks Farmers Market is more than just a commercial exchange; it's a vital part of the community's fabric, fostering connections, supporting local livelihoods, and promoting healthy eating habits. It’s a place where the mountain community can truly "Meet the Producer" and savor the flavors of their local landscape.

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