This was one of the best flea markets I have been to. Well organized, clean and great communicate…read moreover the speaker. Value: amazing prices and most stalls allow haggling Selection: better than I expected and great vintage clothing finds Bathrooms: messy and no toilet paper that's why I took a star off. Parking: can be a challenge but there are several lots. I was lucky to find street parking in front of community center by water slides Entrances and Exits: several which make it convenient when parking in different lots. I found tons of vintage clothes for my teenager. Ecko, slug corduroy pants $8, True republic, American eagle, hollister, kappa pants $15, new Nintendo game boy and Miami ink shirts and used for $1.

We visited the Galt Flea Market on a chilly late-morning in January, and even with the cold weather…read morethere were plenty of vendors out. You'll find a wide variety of items--from home goods and clothing to food and drinks. We're frequent visitors during the summer months and really enjoy walking around, getting some exercise, and browsing the different booths. Parking is generally plentiful, both in the main lot and along nearby side streets, though it's worth noting that during the spring and summer months it can get very busy and parking may be more challenging. One of our favorite things is buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and many vendors are generous with free samples. The flea market is open only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but it's absolutely worth the drive from Lodi for us to explore the vendors and score some great deals.

Great place to find hidden gems. Lots of ol school classic…read morevideo games. Different types of foods to try at a fair value . And most importantly everything is negotiable

We were in the area and decided to stop by here. The parking is free so that was a good start. They…read morehad some food, a lot of used, and some old things. There was a lot of shade that I really liked. Prices were reasonable and people were willing to negotiate with you. Overall we had a good experience.

Spent my morning strolling through the Old Sutter Creek Fleas Market where I found just what I was…read morelooking for (small metal outside table for $5) and two other things I just couldn't resist. I bought a ceramic rabbit for my garden and a cast iron bird bath! Treasures to me and very inexpensive, too. The quality goods there can't be beat with no imported bundles of new socks nor other low quality new goods. AND it was FUN! Even if I hadn't found anything to buy, the vendors were gracious and informative about their goods. It's clean and welcoming and has that wonderful small town atmosphere. I've been to many flea markets, but this one is the best! There were even classic cars there to see which took me back to my childhood. I recommend this once a month flea market as a great way to get some walking exercise and chat with the local folk. Donna Crawford

I didn't need any service but this place is defiantly not what it use to be. It's over crowded…read more Venders charging supermarket prices for fruits & vegetables sometimes even more. Denio's the venders have great prices. It's the same stuff every week, boring, nothing new. To be honest it's a waste of time.

The flea market did not have what I was looking for which was comic books, but there's plenty of…read morefresh produce and lots of people selling things, there's also beer and food stands, which is a plus for me. I'll definitely go back as I saw some mountain bikes for 40 bucks! That's a deal.

Love this place! I've came here on a Friday, Saturday, but the best day is on Sunday. Sunday has…read morethe most vendors. I honestly come out here for the food. The food is so good. My to go spot has Don Rafas, but maybe some other time i'll try a different spot. Don Rafas has them brown corn homemade tortillas tho! Get here early to find parking cuz parking is a B! The vibe here is just very cheerful and vibrant, never had any problems coming out here. Its always been peaceful, the produce section goes crazy! Try the agua frescas! My favorite is the Naranja (orange) agua fresca. I've only seen one vendor with it and he's at the end of the produce section on the westside. Trust me thats the one!

First time coming to the Stockton Flea Market aka La Pulga! Free parking? WHAT! We arrived around…read more1030am, which to us is late to be getting to the flea market. Luckily we found parking inside and close to one of the entrances. The parkings here however suck. They're very tight and people don't know how to park. It was an average size flea market, we got around the whole thing in about an hour. It was just sad to see a lot of the vendors had a lot of the same items. There were only a handful of people with their own crafts, items you couldn't find anywhere else. Most shops though had same knock off stuff. I was sad to see (and this is not to knock Don Rafas, because they are one of the best - also expensive - taco trucks in Stockton!) but, their trucks I believe I seen 2 were packed like barely a seat open.. yet all the other trucks/food vendors were nearly empty. Like where is the support? We didn't get a chance to eat and we had to leave early, but we seen a taco truck called "Lalo's" and they looked/smelled good, yet were almost empty. I'd probably be back just to spend an hour outside. I did buy a really good smelling perfume at a steal of a price, so I'd definitely return to that vendor.

Been wanting to hit some different flea markets besides denios and folsom so i was on yelp and saw…read moresome pics that my Boi Vincent D had posted, i messaged him, he put me on game about the flea markets in stockton so one Saturday i decided to hit up a few of them. I came to this one and absolutely loved it! The parking was free, the entrance was free and they had lots of koo stuff! They had food stands that looked delicious! One stand had all kinds of corn on a stick some i had never seen i was shocked!! The flea market was a little hard to find tho i actually pulled up on a parked car with two love birds playing tonsil hockey and asked them for directions, u just have to drive behind Olympic street in the university just follow it down and you'll be there. They had lots of vendors and lots of food it had a happy vibe to it. My wife and i loved it and we will be coming back. Thanks Vincent i appreciate u letting me know about this place, good looking out homeboy!! Looking forward to coming back and seeing what i find next time.

They had stuff such as toys that reminded me of my childhood. I haven't been there for awhile. The…read morevery last time I've ever went there was 2 years ago.

We had a family get-together in & around Davis for the UC graduation weekend in mid-June. On…read moreSunday morning we met to have brunch in the area adjacent to the park where the craft & vintage fair was happening. After we ate and the group split off into a couple of directions, some of us went over to check out the event. It was getting to the main heat of the day, so staying in the shade as much as possible was a priority. There was a nice variety of vendors with different kinds of mostly handmade items. From beautiful jewelry to clothing, to crafty decor pieces, woodwork, suncatchers, and much more. It was a bit too hot for me to have full enthusiasm for shopping. I ended up find a spot to sit and people watch while Dear Hubby and our nieces were browsing. I was waiting on a musical group to get organized after a break to start playing. They were the main reason that I took off a star. It took them a very long time to start performing. That, and the heat - it didn't feel as fun and festive as I might have expected. That being said, I would definitely consider returning the next time we're in the area. There is a fair amount of free parking adjacent to the fair area of the park. I see from their website that they typically provide the event two Sundays a month throughout most of the year. That's a nice community offering on a regular basis. Overall, prices seemed fair and the vendors were very friendly.

My friends and I spotted a poster by our friend's house stating that the Davis Craft & Vintage Fair…read morewas open on Sunday 10-4 PM in the Central Park Pavilion. I'm so glad we ended up going, there were so many amazing stalls and products being sold. There was jewelry, hair accessories, scarves, baby toys, skincare, candles, a vintage clothing store, wood carved goods, wood notebooks, and more. I ended up purchasing jiggling scent bubbles from K and D Kreations and a vanilla scented sugar scrub from a goat milk skincare stall. I also spotted a hand knit and crocheted stall that took custom orders, I took note of it for the future! There's food trucks selling handmade pies, a lemonade stand, coffee, and Hawaiian shaved ice. The live music is really relaxing. This is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area- and if you're not, no worries! I spoke with many of the vendors and they were very friendly and let me know that they tend to sell their goods at the farmers market in West Sacramento and other neighboring areas.

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This is an indoor flea market and it's a hidden gem ! Lots of great stuff ! I would definitely…read morerecommend

Parking is $5. There was still plenty of parking around 11am. Although it was crowded inside the…read moremarket. I see what Google reviews meant by it's all the same stuff. Several vendors sell similar things. There is produce, children's toys, clothing, tools, furniture, plants, some electronics. It felt a bit like a free for all. There didn't seem to be much organization in where the vendors go except all the produce vendors were in one place. So you'll spend some time wandering around. For food there were some Mexican food trucks, Lee's Chinese and American food (x2), an ice cream cart, and Agua Fresca. We got one medium agua fresca and a bottle of water ($9 total). It was fun to check out but I probably won't come here regularly unless I know I'm in search of something very specific like produce or tools.

I came here for a couple of things - blanket (iykyk), chicken stick and guavas. Did I get all…read morethree? Yes. Did I have fun walking around? Yes. Did my siblings and I get a cow and panda cobija from a hustler? You bet we did. Did I buy a mug I shouldn't have gotten cause I have a mug problem? Sure thing. Did the produce vendor manage to sell me cilantro? No but I got some chungus guavas for the week, so I'm happy. I find some of the low reviews here funny mainly because it's a flea market, cause what do you expect? Parking is 5 bucks but there is also street parking behind where you exit if you don't want to pay (as a lot of people do). I will say if you're here earlier in the day, it's def is crowded but around 1pm and beyond it tapers off. Beware - the chicken sticks are HUGE from the vendor by the entrance. One plate of chow mien and 4 sticks for 2 of my siblings and I and it a lot even for us! Thankfully my nephew came around and demoed the rest of our food so nothing was wasted. And yes they were yummy.