Bay Breeze Farms

We bought boiled peanuts, peaches and corns on our way back to our hotel. The peanuts were like a day old so it was soggy and salty price was $ 3 for 16oz cup.
The peaches were locally grown and $ 2.49/lb. The corns were also locally grown and was selling for .60cents per piece.
They also have a lot preserves, honey vegetables. Huge parking lot.

I love this farmer’s market — it’s one of my fav ones in the area.
I’ve seen it for a while when driving to Sandbridge beach but hadn’t pulled in while it was open. It’s a small wooden farmer’s market stand on the side of Sandbridge Rd. in a gravel lot. You notice lots of fresh flowers and potted hanging flowers when you walk up. They’re growing mums on the side in rows and it’s really charming. It’s much larger than it appears when you drive past.
They have fresh sunflowers that are huge and pretty and I buy them weekly to keep in my kitchen. The sunflowers here last for a long time and they’re really cute. Recently they’ve had some flavored boiled peanuts in crockpots off to the right side of the store. Just past that is some fresh caught fish like tuna, salmon, etc.
They have huge fresh tomatoes as well as tons of market produce items — red/​white potatoes, green beans, avocados, corn, eggplant, peppers, cucumber, squash, etc. etc.
It’s not all veggies — there are watermelons, peaches, cantaloupe, beautifully ripe strawberries and the best blueberries EVER. Seriously — I don’t want strawberries and blueberries for my yogurt and smoothies anywhere else — I’ve been ruined!
They have a lady who makes fresh pies and cookies and stuff which they sell. We haven’t tried them but the berry pies and pecan and apple all look great. Plus there are cowgirl cookies and chocolate chip and oatmeal — we drool over them every time but decide to be good. I’m sure one day we’ll break.
Some small wooden beach signs and crafts are scattered around and the far back left wall has canned jams and assorted goodies from local farms.
They do accept credit cards here — I didn’t know if they would — but they do so it’s easy to pay. They still calculate the prices for everything with notebooks and pen and paper and an old school calculator. Makes it feel really legit a small town farmer’s market — which — I suppose it is.
Love it! I come every weekend. I think their hours are something like 9am-​5pm weekends.

This is a cute farmer market stand on the road to Sandbridge beach. I stopped here to pick up a few items for snacking on the beach. They have a great selection of fresh corn, green beans and other veggies as well as peaches, blueberries, and some of the best strawberries I have ever tasted! They also have packed items such as jams, salsas and cold items to go like tuna salad. The best part– they sold the best granola (sugar and gluten free, too!) from Fresh Batch Jams– a local granola company. I went back the next day and bought out their stock! They even have fresh flowers and raw seafood items for purchase!
They have great prices and friendly staff. Definitely check them out for some goodies for your beach vacation!