The Market at Storey Farms is where Johns Island locals and visitors stock up on truly pasture‑raised eggs, heritage‑breed pork, garden‑fresh produce, and small‑batch pantry treats—all sourced from the Storey family’s 2‑acre farm and a tight circle of Lowcountry makers. Chef‑turned‑farmer Jeremy Storey opened the market so neighbors could taste animal welfare done right and pick up supper in one stop. Expect a relaxed community vibe, a freezer full of ready‑to‑bake pot pies, and shelves lined with Charleston‑area favorites, plus the occasional oyster roast or bluegrass jam on the lawn.
Address & Directions
Full address
4104 Betsy Kerrison Pkwy, Johns Island, SC 29455
Google Maps
https://maps.app.goo.gl/1k3HpQ1WrVPs9ZTp9
Parking availability
Free gravel parking is available in front of the market, with overflow space along the field’s fence line. It’s spacious and easy for cars, trucks, and even bikes.
Opening Hours – Year‑Round
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Friday | 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
The Market at Storey Farms is open year-round, with extended hours posted ahead of major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Contact Info
Phone number
(843) 243‑4040
Official Website
Social Media
Facebook and Instagram
Seasonal Highlights
Spring: Early strawberries, tender greens, and Saturday “chick chats” where kids can meet baby chicks.
Summer: Heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, and weekly bluegrass music under the oak trees.
Fall: Pumpkin and gourd displays, fire pit oyster roasts, and heritage turkey pre-orders.
Winter: Holiday pies, smoked hams, and CSA boxes with hearty winter greens.
Located in scenic Upstate South Carolina, Mile Creek Farm Market is a seasonal favorite offering fresh fruits, vegetables, and baked goods in a rustic setting.
Vendor List
Produce & Organics
Fresh fruits and vegetables are grown on Johns Island, plus local partners like R & R Acres.
Meats, Eggs & Dairy
Storey Farms offers fresh eggs daily, pasture-raised chicken and pork, and a small selection of regional cheeses.
Flowers & Garden Center
Local bouquets, herb pots, and seasonal starter plants—perfect for home gardens.
Bakery & Coffee
Saturday scratch biscuits, pies by local bakers, and cold-brew growlers from a Charleston roaster.
Handmade Crafts & Local Art
Includes spice blends, dressings, soaps, and mushroom grow kits crafted in the Lowcountry.
Musical Events
Live acoustic sets on select Friday evenings with local talent and food truck specials.
Service Options
Includes solar-powered refrigeration, a mini petting zoo for kids, and weekly educational trails.
Nearby Public Transit
Closest Bus Stop
Betsy Kerrison Pkwy at River Rd (Route C204)
Transit Recommendation
No train service is available. Driving or taking the local CARTA bus is the most reliable way to reach the market.
Food Truck Info
Food trucks are usually available between 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM, especially on weekends. You may find:
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Drunk Tony’s Italian – Chicken Parm and Italian sandwiches
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The Biscuit Shed – Fresh breakfast biscuits made with Storey Farms eggs
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Rocket Burger – Smash burgers and seasoned tots
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Taqueria Yaqui – Authentic street tacos
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Co-Hog – Seafood rolls, usually on Fridays in the summer
Nearby Hotels
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Andell Inn – Boutique hotel located about 5 minutes away in Freshfields Village
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Kiawah Island Golf Resort Villas – Spacious condo-style units, about 12 minutes from the market
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The Dunlin – Auberge Resorts – A luxury resort located roughly 15 minutes away on Kiawah River
Nearby Restaurants
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The Royal Tern – Wood-grilled steaks and seafood, upscale casual
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Angel Oak Restaurant – Classic Lowcountry dishes in a rustic farmhouse setting
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Stono Market & Tomato Shed Café – Farm-to-table comfort food with porch dining
Famous Stalls to Visit
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Egg Counter – Fresh, hand-collected pasture-raised eggs
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Heritage Pork Freezer – Bacon, sausage, and roasts from their heritage breed pigs
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Spice & Seasoning Shelf – Locally blended rubs and mixes
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Cold Brew Fridge – Charleston-roasted coffee in growlers
FAQs
Are pets allowed?
Yes, leashed dogs are welcome in outdoor areas. Please avoid animal pens.
Do they accept credit cards?
Most vendors accept credit and debit cards. It’s a good idea to bring some cash for small items.
Are there bathrooms on-site?
Yes, there is a clean restroom with a changing table inside the market building.
Is the market open during winter?
Yes, The Market at Storey Farms operates year-round with seasonal goods available in winter months.
Can I find organic and locally grown produce at the market?
Yes, much of the produce is grown locally on Johns Island with natural practices; some items are labeled certified organic.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re planning a picnic, hosting a holiday dinner, or just need your weekly supply of farm-fresh eggs and veggies, The Market at Storey Farms is the place to shop local. With friendly service, thoughtfully raised products, and a deep connection to the Lowcountry community, this year-round Johns Island market should be on everyone’s list. Follow their social pages for event updates, or stop by and experience the charm for yourself.
