About
The Peel Produce Market is a family-owned and operated farmers' market held on the Dawesville Foreshore Reserve, near Mandurah in Western Australia's Peel region. It runs every Saturday from 8am to noon, bringing together local farmers, artisans and small businesses to showcase the region's fresh produce and handmade goods.
Stalls span fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, artisan products such as homemade jams, fresh bread and handcrafted cheeses, plus hot breakfasts, fresh coffee, juices and live music. The same operator also runs markets at Madora Bay on the first Sunday of each month and Pinjarra on the fourth Sunday, both 8am to noon.
Best For
Peel and Mandurah locals after fresh local produce, artisan food and a relaxed Saturday-morning market by the estuary.
What You'll Find
Seasonal fruit & veg
Artisan jams & bread
Handcrafted cheeses
Hot breakfast & coffee
Local small businesses
Live music
Good to Know
TypeFarmers market
WhenSaturdays, 8am to 12pm
WhereDawesville Foreshore Reserve
AlsoMadora Bay (1st Sun), Pinjarra (4th Sun)
RegionPeel, WA
Opening Hours
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
FridayClosed
Saturday8:00 am to 12:00 pm
SundayClosed
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The Peel Produce Market?
At Dawesville Foreshore Reserve, 170 Estuary Road, Dawesville WA 6211, near Mandurah.
When is it on?
Every Saturday from 8am to noon. The same operator also runs markets at Madora Bay on the first Sunday and Pinjarra on the fourth Sunday of each month.
What can you buy there?
Fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, artisan jams, bread and cheeses, hot breakfasts, coffee and juices, plus goods from local small businesses.
Is it just food?
No, alongside food there are local handmade goods and live music, making it a community market morning.