Casey Farm RI Farmers Market turns a 1700s coastal farmstead into southern Rhode Island’s Saturday morning hot spot. From mid‑May through late October, more than thirty growers, bakers, chefs, and makers set up on the farmhouse lawn, greeting regulars with heirloom tomatoes, pastured eggs, fresh‑shucked oysters, and pour‑over coffee. Heritage chickens cluck nearby, kids queue for alpaca selfies, and live folk guitar drifts across the tents. It’s equal parts provision run and community reunion—the kind of place where you trade recipe ideas in line and catch a cooking demo after scoring sweet‑corn scones. Whether you’re stocking a week of CSA‑style staples or just soaking up coastal vibes with a maple‑latte in hand, Casey Farm delivers an authentic “buy local” experience in a postcard setting.
Address & Directions
Full address:
2325 Boston Neck Rd, Saunderstown, RI 02874
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/SEg8fUqPuGoNKmcNA
Parking:
Large on‑site gravel lot; overflow meadow opened on peak holiday weekends
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 1–4 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–12:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Contact Info
Phone: (401) 295-1030
Seasonal Highlights
Season What to Look For
Spring: Seedling Sale, first peas & salad greens, annual Egg Hunt
Summer: Peak berries, tomatoes, live acoustic sets every third Saturday, Juneteenth Celebration with BIPOC‑owned food trucks
Fall: Heirloom pumpkins, cider doughnuts, “Escape from Casey Farm” outdoor puzzle adventure
Winter: One‑day Holiday Pop‑Up (late Nov) featuring wreaths, honey, and giftables
Vendor List
Produce & Organics – Casey Farm RI Farmers Market USDA‑certified veggies & herbs plus Barden Family Orchard fruits.
Meats, Eggs & Dairy – Pat’s Pastured grass‑fed cuts, Lazy K Ranch alpaca goods, free‑range eggs.
Flowers & Garden – Narragansett Native Plant Society, natives, seasonal bouquets.
Bakery & Coffee – Seven Stars Bakery breads, Provencal Bakery pastries, and Bolt Coffee roaster pop‑up.
Handmade Crafts & Local Art – Coastal pottery, beeswax candles, sea‑salt scrubs from Newport Sea Salt Co.
Musical Events – Folk duos & bluegrass trios 10 AM‑noon under the oak.
Service Options – SNAP & Bonus Bucks match, knife‑sharpening booth every first Saturday, CSA pickup desk.
Nearby Public Transit
RIPTA Route 14 (West Bay/URI Bay Campus) stops at the farm entrance on Route 1A. Schedule & fares: ripta.com/routes/14
(No train station within walking distance; car or bus recommended.)
Food Truck Info
Food trucks roll in most Saturdays, 9 AM–noon:
Truck Specialty
Teddy’s Griddle Hot panini & breakfast melts
Blount Clam Shack RI quahog chowder & lobster rolls
Daily Delish Farm‑to‑taco seasonal fillings
Farm Belly BBQ Smoked brisket & veggie sides
Rhody Eats Juice Bar Cold‑pressed juices, açai bowls
Nearby Hotels
Hotel Distance/Drive Time
Hampton Inn South Kingstown – Newport Area 4.7 mi / 10 min
The Break Hotel (Narragansett) 9 mi / 18 min
Wickford Motor Inn
Nearby Restaurants
Eatery Cuisine Vibe
Plum Pt. Bistro Locavore American & house‑made pasta Vintage coastal chic
Press, Wickford Modern New England plates, espresso & wine Waterfront, casual‑elegant
Twin Willows Pub classics & raw bar
Famous Stalls to Visit
- Casey Farm Organic Produce Booth – signature heirloom tomatoes & rainbow eggs.
- Barden Family Orchard – cider, peaches, and apple butter tastings.
- Lazy K Ranch Fiber Tent – alpaca yarn & kid‑friendly alpaca meet‑and‑greet.
- Seven Stars Bakery – legendary sourdough & sea‑salt focaccia (sells out fast).
- Newport Sea Salt Co. – solar‑evaporated finishing salts, free sampling flight.
FAQs
Are pets allowed?
Only service animals are permitted within the market grounds; please leave pets at home.
Do vendors accept credit cards?
Yes—most stalls accept cards and mobile pay; an ATM is beside the CSA Share Barn.
Is there a restroom on‑site?
Accessible indoor restroom plus portable units behind the barnyard.
Is the market open in winter?
Regular market runs May–Oct; a one‑day Holiday Pop‑Up occurs the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
Can I find organic, locally grown produce?
Absolutely—Casey Farm’s fields are USDA‑certified organic, and every vendor must be Rhode Island-grown or produced.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re chasing sun‑ripened berries, hand‑crafted sea salt, or simply a breezy Saturday stroll with coffee in hand, the Casey Farm RI Farmers Market pairs coastal scenery with genuine farm‑fresh flavor. Check this weekend’s vendor lineup on the farm’s Facebook or website, plan your route via RIPTA 14 or the handy parking lot, and taste Rhode Island at its source. See you on the lawn
