Large place but very disorganized but it had pretty much anything you might be interest in. I just…read morefound it to be too dusty and dirty so really did not stay very long. Parking was OK. I am sure you can find unique items and good deals but I was not impressed.

Man did it smell , felt like I need a bath, got lost trying to figure out where to go to look,…read morefinally just gave up and left and I say at 8:45 am most booths was still closed on the inside, even though it says it open at 6am. The booths I did see open I had a language barrier, in about 40 % of them.

No one was their empty building , looking like it could host a flea market but no vendors was their…read moreon a Saturday at 9am

This is an indoor (read - air conditioned!) flea market. We bought some boiled peanuts (yum!) and…read moretwo CDs (the Chili Peppers' greatest hits!). Everything is inexpensive - and thus really hard to resist! The vendors we interacted with were very nice. There are vendors selling an enormous range of products - from cosmetics to metal detectors to antique guns. There were a couple of people selling regular flea market stuff but most vendors were only selling specialized things like jewelry or music. There is a manager you can call, if you want to be a vendor there or have questions on where it is located. He's a nice guy named Junior (his wife runs the concession stand) and his phone number is 678-787-2975. They have lots of graveled parking. Their concession stand has ice cream and drinks and snacks. I think the concession prices were pretty reasonable (50 cents for chips, I think? I can't remember).

Anything u want ANYTHING antique clothes car parts knick knacks produce junk ect. Come and see.read more

Mountain Top Flea market is not only an Alabama staple but a family tradition for most. They have…read moreeverything you can think of from power tools, baby clothes, shoes, fresh produce, traditional Hispanic snacks, and so much more! I do not recommend bringing your dog though. they do not have any water fountains there besides what you can buy on the premises and there are other animals being sold as well. so unless you bring fresh water and have your dog up to shots it's best to leave Fido at home. They are open Rain or Shine every Sunday!

I remember coming here as a kid and being taken away by all of the amazing things that would be…read moresale out of this place. I love a good flea market.

Disgusting and terrifying shopping experience, this nasty unkept place should be shut down. I'm not…read moreoriginally from Atlanta, so I wasn't aware of where the good flea markets were. I looked this one up online and decided to go by and omg do I wish I had stayed home!! The bathrooms were deplorable and made me want to throwup, the floors were nasty and looked like they haven't been swept and mopped I'm years and they had the audacity to try and sell people merchandise in this place. I didn't even want to breath the air in that place, let alone buy something. This place needs to be demolished, extremely nasty! The owners should be ashamed of themselves!

Definitely a hidden gems kind of place but you have to be willing to hunt and dig. I genuinely…read morestumbled on this place when my GOS was touting me around highway traffic. Something caught my eye and I decided to turn around and check it out. Found a gem. A giant Moravian star pendant chandelier (which typically details new for $4k+) for under $100. Staff are a little rough bit ended up being very nice and helpful. When it didn't fit in my car or my fiends they offered to find a way to deliver it. I was lucky to find a random truck rental on a weekend and got it home myself. Again, definitely a little tight. When I first stopped in there wasn't many people there and it made me a bit nervous but the next morning, it was very busy and it was much more comfortable. Worth it to see what's there. An interesting stop for sure if you're willing to dig.

Dirty and gross. Just a bunch of junk. Nothing of any value found here and half the stalls were not…read moreeven open.

I honestly dont know what I think of this place…read more.. PROS: -I actually have found some really good deals in this place in decent -condition! : Washer and Dryer with dining table with three chairs (all wood) and delivery = $150.00 (although we found out later that the bottom of the washing machine leaked, but it wasnt bad at all). - The One dollar grocery store have some really good deals on some good items such as dollar bread and dollar darjeeling tea (that is usually quite pricey) - it is indoors, away from the elements! -there are some very interesting characters and items around CONS: -There seem to be less and less vendors so there is not much of a variety going on. -There were a couple of times that I wanted to purchase an item and they gave me a price that was way too high for the item (needless to say, i didnt buy it) -There were too many occasions that the item that I bought from the dollar grocery store like cereal or tea HAD BUGS IN THEM ... gross... - And please be careful when you buy food from the dollar grocery store, because if you dont pay attention, you will end up buying an item that has expired two years ago! I dont even know how they can legally sell those things... so there... i have good days, and bad days... i guess it is more of a hit and miss... i would say if you dont live within 15 minutes of this place, it is not worth the drive.

This is a cool flea market. Yup, it looks grungy and rundown .... but persevere, and walk through,…read moreparticularly in the section marked 'antiques.' I have no interest in tube socks or cheap cleaning supplies. But I do like collectibles and designer purses. There's a woman who sells high-end Italian leather. (Last time I bought a beautiful, well-made pocketbook that retails for $600 --confirmed by a Google search. I paid $30.) Another vendor has collectible 'made in Japan' figurines, for next to no money. There's an interesting fellow at the end of the Antique stall who has a mish-mash of stuff. I always buy 8 pens for a dollar, but yesterday I realized he has retro costume jewelry. Boy, did I make out: charms 3-for-a-dollar, vintage bracelets @ $1 & $2, rhinestone necklaces, fun '60s brooches, cool wrist watches, with new batteries (!) for $4. The proprietor -- who sells second-hand shoes -- has a sign hanging: if you can't afford $2 for shoes, let me know and I'll give them to you for free. Just don't steal..... This is my kind of place!

Personally, they should clean up the booths who are not organized And clean. It honestly makes…read morepeople not want to go in to look. They should remodel the rest rooms. They are ran down and very nasty like as if it doesn't get cleaned. Parking is rough due to the surface all broken up. It honestly needs an update. It's been this way for 15+ years. There are some great entrepreneurs there, who have great deals and products. But!! It should be regulated more and cleaned up. Would help business so much.

My husband and I have been here before with family. We live in Metro Atlanta and it had probably…read morebeen 5 years since we had been back. My husband asked if we could go before it turns cold, so I booked a hotel in Gadsden and we had a wonderful overnight trip. Love Collinsville Trade Day flea market as there is always something for everyone. We walked to the top of the hill where the live animals are sold and made our way down and around the isles. We weren't shopping for anything in particular but got some good deals. It was a perfect cool/breezy/sunny October day which made it even better! Alabama is a lovely state! We will return and hopefully before 5 years pass! Get there early because people start packing up before noon.

This flea market is like no other. I'll do my best to describe it to you…read more It's located far up highway 11 in northeast Alabama. If the drive is less than two hours for you, it's definitely worth it. They honestly have everything from cribs to coffins. In fact, that's actually one of their catchphrases. When you pull up, don't resist the urge to turn around. Go ahead and pay the $1 to park. As you get out of your car in the grass parking lot, you'll be looking at what can only be described as a shanty town... at best. It's what you'll find in these shanties that makes this place special. Are you looking for a goat? Maybe a new shirt, some advil, a poster, a bike, a remote control car, a remote control, some jelly, a loaf of bread, chainsaw oil, a pig, or a book on how to speak pig Latin? This is your place. Make the trip to Trade Day. Just trust me.

Amazing flea market!! A little something for everyone. It was a great way to burn a couple of hours…read moreon a rainy day. We ended up leaving with some things that we didn't even realize we needed lol. Vendors were very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend !!

Sweet people, a bit like a rummage sale. Everyone was very welcoming and friendly. Most items…read moredidn't have a price listed and often we couldn't find who to ask in or near the booths. Many booths were like they got tired of everything in the garage so they brought it there. Very sweet and welcoming people, nice drive, and friendly environment but a good 80% of the vendors had no clear prices even if you wanted to haggle prices.

Always enjoy my trips to Hidden Treasure when I am in town. Everyone who works there is nice and…read morealways willing to try and help me with what I'm looking for.

This is an excellent place to shop for Antiques or consignments. They have antiques, collectibles,…read morefurniture, dog supplies, candles, Bath & Body Works, homemade soaps, adult clothing, baby items, kid's clothing, shoes, movies, dvds, anything you think of. Check it out, you might just find that treasure that you have been looking for. Hours are Tues. - Sat. 9 AM - 5 PM.