The 5 Best Produce Stores Around Martinsburg

There’s nothing quite like the taste of local—tomatoes still warm from the sun, apples crisp from a nearby orchard, and sweet corn so fresh it practically shucks itself. In the Martinsburg area, produce markets aren’t just places to shop—they’re extensions of the farms and families that grow the food. This year’s Best of the Best contest recognized the spots where freshness, flavor, and community come together, celebrating the local bounty that defines West Virginia living.

Orr’s Farm Market

For many in Berkeley County, Orr’s Farm Market is synonymous with harvest season. A family-owned landmark for generations, Orr’s is more than a produce stand—it’s an experience. Shoppers come for the peaches, berries, and farm-fresh vegetables, but stay for the hayrides, festivals, and homemade treats. The Orr family’s commitment to quality and community is evident in every basket and bushel, making this farm a year-round destination for local flavor done right.

Spring Valley Farm Market

Spring Valley Farm Market combines family farming with friendly service, offering produce that’s as beautiful as it is fresh. With multiple locations around Martinsburg, the market provides easy access to seasonal fruits, vegetables, and locally sourced goods. Customers rave about the colorful displays and reasonable prices, but it’s the personal connection—the smiles, the stories, the familiarity—that make it a true community favorite.

Taylor’s Farm Market

Taylor’s Farm Market in Inwood brings together everything shoppers love about farm living: locally grown produce, homemade baked goods, and a welcoming atmosphere. The market stocks an impressive range of fruits and vegetables, along with regional specialties like jams, salsas, and local honey. Visitors also enjoy the on-site deli and gift section, turning a quick grocery stop into a relaxing outing. Taylor’s blends quality and charm in equal measure.

Buckwheat’s Farm Market

A local gem in Inwood, Buckwheat’s Farm Market offers a straightforward, old-fashioned approach to fresh produce. Known for its seasonal selections and friendly service, the market draws regulars who appreciate both the quality and the hometown feel. Whether it’s ripe summer melons or fall pumpkins, Buckwheat’s focuses on simple goodness—fresh, local, and grown with pride.

Bushel & Peck

Located in the heart of Charles Town, Bushel & Peck is a celebration of small-scale agriculture and regional artisans. The market partners with area growers to offer organic produce, dairy, and local pantry staples. Shoppers can expect vibrant fruits and vegetables, along with an ever-changing assortment of handmade goods. It’s the kind of store where every purchase supports not just a farmer—but a neighbor.

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