The Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola is a Sunday market held beside Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando, Florida, with the lake, the Linton E. Allen fountain and swan boats as a backdrop. Vendors sell Florida produce, honey, baked goods, plants, soaps, jewelry and prepared foods such as tacos, pastries and fresh juices. Prices are marked and haggling is not customary. Most vendors take cards and mobile payments, but a few small stalls prefer cash. The market suits visitors who want a break from theme-park crowds and a look at local Orlando life, and it combines easily with a walk around the 0.9-mile lake path, the paddle-boat rentals and the restaurants on Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard. Street parking nearby is metered and the Lake Eola and Central Boulevard garages charge by the hour.
| Hours | Sundays 10:00 AM-4:00 PM year-round |
|---|---|
| Price | $-$$ |
| Address | 195 N Rosalind Ave, Orlando, FL 32801 |
Location
195 N Rosalind Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
28.5437, -81.3733 View on map
Highlights
- Sunday market on the shore of Lake Eola Park
- Florida produce, honey, baked goods and plants
- Prepared foods and live music vibe beside the fountain
- Walkable from downtown restaurants and SunRail
Tips for visiting
- Arrive before noon for the best selection and cooler weather.
- Park in the Central Boulevard garage rather than circling for street spots.
- Bring a reusable bag and some small bills.
- Combine the visit with a swan paddle boat or the lakeside walk.
- In summer expect afternoon storms; go early.
When to visit
Sunday mornings in winter and spring are the most comfortable; summer visits are best before 11:00 AM.
Accessibility
Paved lakeside paths and sidewalks are flat and wheelchair friendly, although vendor aisles can be crowded and uneven where tents sit on grass.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the Lake Eola farmers market open?
It runs on Sundays from about 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM year-round; confirm holiday changes on the market website.
Is the market free to enter?
Yes. Entry is free; you pay only for what you buy.
Can I reach it without a car?
Yes. The Lake Eola area is served by the free LYMMO downtown circulator and is a short walk from the Church Street SunRail station.