Inwood's market sits at the foot of the only place in Manhattan where old forest and salt marsh still meet — Inwood Hill Park, where the island's last natural caves and tulip groves are — so the shopping comes with the best walk on the island attached. GrowNYC brings regional farms directly to the neighborhood, takes EBT with Health Bucks matching, and keeps prices reachable. Buy peaches, then walk up into the forest and eat them.
What to expect
Expect a row of regional farm stands with seasonal produce, fruit, and often bread, eggs or cheese depending on the week, plus GrowNYC's food-scrap collection. The market runs through the day, with the best selection in the morning. Inwood Hill Park's trails, ballfields and the Muscota Marsh overlook are right there.
Good to know
- Take the A to Dyckman St or 207th St and walk toward the park entrance
- Bring your own bags and small bills
- EBT/SNAP is accepted with Health Bucks matching at GrowNYC markets
- GrowNYC also collects food scraps for composting at many market sites
- Go early for the best selection of peak-season produce
- Stay for Inwood Hill Park's forest trails and the Muscota Marsh overlook
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Common questions
Can I use SNAP here?
Yes — GrowNYC Greenmarkets accept EBT/SNAP and match with Health Bucks.
Where is it?
At Inwood Hill Park at the northern tip of Manhattan, in the Inwood neighborhood.
What can I buy?
Seasonal produce and farm goods from regional growers, with the mix changing through the season.
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