Welcome to Avon Country Market
Country Market in Backwell, Bath, Bristol, Chew Valley, Clevedon, Keynsham, Kingston Seymour, Marshfield, Nailsea, Portishead, Westbury-on-Trym, and Wrington
Marshfield market celebrates its 30th anniversary on Friday 20th April 2012.
Seasonal produce at the markets: Marmalade from this year's Seville Oranges, Spring Flowers and new season rhubarb.
Avon Country Market is a group of local markets in South Gloucester, North Somerset, Bristol and Bath. It is a co-operative of local producers who provide high quality, value for money produce.

Market Dates
Take a look at Market Dates to find the market local to you. There you'll find a variety of freshly baked savoury and sweet food, preserves, honey, eggs, meat, plants, cut flowers, seasonal vegetables, fruit and craft. All produce is locally produced and and buying reduces food miles.

Country Markets will take orders and are happy to discuss with you what you want - whether it is a large order of cakes for a special event or just the one item. If you can't make a market date, each market also has a contact who will take an order and deliver it to your door.
Hampers
Country Markets also operate a hamper scheme. It works just like inter flora and you will be able to order a hamper for delivery anywhere in the country - a perfect present for a new student or elderly relative.
New Producers

We welcome new producers. Small volume producers are as welcome as those with more to sell.
Just pop into your local market and talk to the Market Manager or drop us an email using the contact form. It costs a nominal amount to join the co-operative and a small commission is taken from anything you sell to cover running costs.
All products are sold co-operatively & your produce will share table space with other producers in the market. Items you sell must be home made, home grown or hand crafted by you.
Produce made without gluten
Many of our markets have cooks who can bake with ingredients without gluten. Call in to your local market and ask for details.
Updated by Wendy on 13th April 2012