First timer at the Concord Flea Market. It is a smaller flea market than what I am…read moreused to but it's great for Concord. There is an array of options you can browse and purchase. From clothing to antiques, collectibles, costume jewelry, and food. There is a lot to look at if you take your time. The pricing is reasonable. No complaints either what we looked at. The flea market is open Friday-Sunday. We went on a Friday afternoon. There were only a few vendors open. Evidentially they get very few customers on Friday so some of the vendors use the time to put out merchandise or prepare for the weekend where others simply do not open. So I was disappointed in that I was unable to see everything. Maybe the next time I get time off I will check them out on a Saturday or Sunday.

Everything was great there. Friendly vendors great prices and items to purchase. Lots of things to…read morechoose from, from brand new items, jewelry, toys, electronics and many more

If you have to a flea market you should go and get the experience. While it's individual sellers…read moresetup to sell their goods, the atmosphere is very laid back. There are indoor vendors and several outside vendors. The outside has grown so big to get to the end takes time. Bring a bag to put your items in - you will likely have several bags and its much easier to manage them in one big one. Oh...wear comfortable shoes.

A giant dollar general, most buildings have the same goods that you could buy from your local…read morefamily dollar or dollar general

This was such a fun place to walk through! I came with my friends awhile back and we easily…read morecould've spent an entire afternoon...they stayed about an hour before going to an escape room but I hung out at a piano that I found near the end of my stroll. There are multiple rooms and all kinds of little knickknacks and tchotchkes for everyone. Record collections, clothes, books, kitchenware and more. You will find what you are looking for here! Great value and friendly service. @azfitfoodfun

I blocked off an entire day to come here and made the trip from Charleston while visiting family,…read moreso I was really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. Prices were extremely high across the board, and a lot of booths had items that looked like they were straight from Amazon, Shein, or Temu but marked up significantly. That alone was frustrating, especially for a place marketed as an antique destination. The staff we encountered were also not friendly, which didn't help the experience. On top of that, there was a live band playing somewhere on the property, and the sound carried throughout the entire building. It was loud enough that everyone in our group ended up with a headache, which made it really hard to enjoy browsing. We ended up leaving early, which says a lot considering I had planned to spend the whole day there. Overall, not what I expected, and I wouldn't return.

I accidentally stumbled upon this flea market and I arrived at 11:00am they are open from 5 to 1pm…read morebut when I got here there were only a few vendors and they were packing up. So if you come I guess wake up when the sun first rises.

Takes me FAR back to when I was a kid. Great place to go…read morefor food and stuff. Nice people and items as far as the eye can see, and cheap stuff too, for those low spenders.

What a cool spot! I just discovered this place last weekend when I was trying to go to a Resident…read moreCulture to pick up a couple of their Cumulo drinks. I parked in the garage connected to the shops and they validate here for 2 hours with purchase. Lots of nice vendors here - pizza, ice cream, resident culture, specialty cheese, and a couple boutique stalls. I will definitely be back for the pizza and ice cream, pizza smelled great and the ice cream looked delicious. I found the drinks I was looking for at Resident Culture. I think they are a bit more expensive here, maybe because of the location. But service was fast and friendly and I'm looking forward to coming back when I have more time to hang out! @azfitfoodfun

Enjoyed a stop at 2 food stalls and the wine bar while we were downtown for a concert…read moreGarlic knots at Geno D's were AH-mazing! Brisket sandwich from the Red Pot was very good! The Cesar wrap had a different flavor in the dressing (a very smoky bbq flavor ... I liked it but it may not be for everyone) Service was friendly and fast. I would come here again (and we parked right here for the event #winning)

I've been going to this flea market for 3 years & always find something I need or want…read more I was looking for a youth fishing Rod & reel & found a guy who has many Rod & reel combos, everything from bait casting to spinning. I found a great deal & brand new! There's also a guy that runs a business Doug's Rugs. He has rugs of all sizes up to 7ft X 10ft & all new! Great prices & quality & he accepts credit cards.

Cute market! Definitely bring cash. Would visit again. I think needs a few more vendorsread more

This flea market is near outskirts of town off Hwy 76 heading toward Myrtle Beach…read more This market is just as large as Columbia's Barnyard location. There are outside booths w concrete slab tables, these wares are mostly used tools, dvds, home goods, etc. There are some half covered booths w more newer clothes, cleaning supplies, produce, etc. Then there are completely enclosed buildings w booths full of new product, sneakers, Avon items, grills, jewelry, etc. There are a few food vendors around including hot dogs, Tacos, bbq, Italian Ice, etc. There are deals to be had if you don't mind searching and sometimes haggling. Not a bad way to spend few hours on a Sat morning.

2017's Yelp 100 Challenge 86/100…read more Visited this Flea Market while taking my boyfriend to meet my family, & he is obsessed with Flea markets and this one did not disappoint! This was probably the biggest indoor/outdoor Flea market I'd ever been to, and definitely the strangest as well. Once you enter the flea market you can go inside & visit different plots (where folks sell their wares), or you can check out the display areas located in the "hallways". There are two main buildings, a secondary building (that even includes a general store), & then you get to an outdoor area which is insane. It's almost overflowing with vendors & can get pretty hectic as there are thousands of people everywhere. All in all, a good place to spend a lazy Saturday.

Good bargains. Clean atmosphere. The staff and people are friendly I shop there almost every…read moreweekend

This place is totally gross. The vendors sell not hint but junk. There were maybe two people inside…read morethat sort of sold alright things but overall nothing I would ever go back to. There were two vegetable places and the veggies were brown and not good looking at all

Great selection of "stuff" and very reasonable prices. Parts and tools alone are worth the visit. I…read morehave been here several times and plan on going tomorrow, never know what i will find.

Like many flea markets, this place looks a bit dingy from the road, but unlike many flea markets,…read moreit is actually open on weekdays! When I was there it contained not just the usual old furniture and junk, but a gigantic new old stock tool section. Think if Northern Tool and Harbor Freight had a love child and decided to bring in some actual name brands in for the ride! As a tool user I was absolutely hooked. Your mileage may vary, but mine was well worth the drive.