Bruce Jones Market Grounds

This one stall selling icecream had a very rude and unmannered staff memeber. Claims to have no water after we already paid and did not offer a refund. Me and my mate are very unhappy with the service. -matilda and mia

One of the best markets found on our travels. Plenty of stalls and great selection

One of the biggest markets in Far North Queensland! Quite a variety of stalls with food, handicrafts, woodwork, bric-a-brac, fresh produce and tropical fruit. I love seeing all the new food manufacturers there, especially the ones making things with native fruits. Well worth the drive from Cairns.

Interesting local markets with lots of good food options. Worth the drive from Cairns if you have the morning spare when it's running.

Aweful.. To many dogs there, because the ground was moist the smell was shocking.

A great event in a beautiful location in the Tablelands near Cairns. The Market is held on the lady weekend of the month, and is full of local flavour and characters. The drive there offers lovely views. A nice day out.

What a great market and I don't do markets (generally) this is open and discuss with so many great stalls for different tastes and interests. Great work.

Great market, only on once a month, so check online for when its on. Some stuff I have never seen before. Some excellent wood work.

Great markets with a decent variety of stalls plus some buskers and the like, both young and old, singing and playing music to lift the vibe.Parking was a bit of an issue because of the popularity of these markets which are run on the 4th Saturday morning of every month, except in December when it's held on the 3rd Sunday of the month.They had the usual types of stalls, including local woodworkers, coffee stalls, some fresh produce, as well as some Christian crusaders for good measure!I would have liked to see some more food stalls or food vans, but all in all I was glad I went and would happily visit again. Yungaburra is a reasonable sized little town and would be a decent base for exploring the region. If you have a moment after visiting the markets, try the walk along the western bank of Peterson Creek which you can access under the bridge next to the platypus viewing platform (where naturally I didn't see any of these elusive mammals!)