The Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission assumed management and operation of the Oakland County Market on June 2, 2012. The venue features a Farmers Market and Flea Market, operating four days a week.

Established in 1953, the market welcomes more than 300,000 visitors annually. The venue is a mainstay for providing grower-direct fresh produce and flowers to county residents and visitors.

The market is operated as a producer-direct venue, requiring all vendors to grow or produce the goods they sell. The 14-acre market site consists of a 7,453-square-foot building with 38 indoor stalls, 32 outdoor stalls under a canopy, 20 non-sheltered stalls, parking for 268 vehicles, an orchard and adjacent woodlot.  In 2011, vendors leased 137 spaces.

The market is open from 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. year-round on specified days.
Please Note: Not all vendors participate in the market year-round; many are seasonal.

Produce Availability Guide

Management of the market aligns with all aspects of the parks system’s mission by encouraging healthy lifestyles; supporting economic prosperity; promoting the protection of natural resources; and providing high-quality recreational experiences.

Oakland County Parks and Recreation may provide additional services onsite in the future, including parks permit sales, gift cards and educational activities. The parks system’s active volunteer pool will serve as parking attendants, porters and more.

The Oakland County Flea Market, operating on the same site, offers booths selling antiques, collectibles, household items, furniture, books, records, tools, etc. The Flea Market is open Sundays, year-round.