Our community is constantly growing and verifying locations. Here are some of the most recently updated wayside stands added by users like you.
A "wayside stand" is more than just a place to buy eggs or firewood; it is a direct link to the land and the people who steward it. Traditionally set up along the side of the road (the "wayside"), these stands have been a staple of rural life for centuries. Wayside Stands brings this tradition into the digital age, making it easier than ever to support local farmers and find the freshest goods possible.
When you choose a wayside stand over a big-box grocery store, you aren't just getting better food—you're making a positive impact on your community and the environment.
Simply create a free account, go to the map, and click "Add Pin." Please ensure you are physically at the stand's location when you do this, as we use your current GPS coordinates to ensure the pin is accurate.
No! Our mission is to keep this resource free for both community members looking for fresh food and the local farmers running the stands.
Since our map is crowdsourced, some information may become outdated. If you find a stand that is no longer operational, please use our contact form to let us know so we can keep the data fresh.
It depends on the stand and the region. Many stands are seasonal, operating primarily from late spring through late autumn. Always check the "Last Updated" date on a pin for a hint on how recently a user visited.