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!

Found some nice antique jars. Always a little something you can find here. Love to feel them with…read moreshells from the beach. Will be back soon

After relocating to the state, I decided to locate all of the antique shops near me. We stage and…read moreflip homes and I love the unique pieces that I find in vintage stores. There was a large selection and the store was very large, I was so excited to find nice pieces and even found a brand new pair of hard to find shoes. My husband placed the items at the front and we continued to browse, but I noticed a darker haired Asian guy at every corner in the store that we ventured to... turn right same guy turn left same guy... make a circle same guy. Then I noticed that he was pretending to shop right beside us in many booths. Being from the North maybe it was my naive mind.. oh he is shopping. Then I saw his badge. It said Unique Treasures! This idiot was following us. The funny part is that I typically spend $300 or more in these kinds of stores 1000's of if I find the right items. My total on this trip would have been right around $150-$200 but I planned on buying more, but after this obviously RACIST act of following us and another black patron around.... While leaving the white shoppers who were not even buying alone. WE WALKED OUT and left all of our goodies. Vendors if you wonder why your items just sit and sit while you pay both rent. This is why! Between the confederate items and blatant disrespect of customers this is why. My mother taught me early on, that it doesn't matter how much you want and item if the owner of the establishment treats you ill or with disrespect WALK OUT! The ladies in front were great, but that guy... well he can go to hades.

This place has me in a chokehold. I loved every moment of our visit. It was only $20 for two people…read morewhich was a great price compared to go to the movie theaters. You get to see two movies one Friday at 8:30 and the other start at 10:30. The movie that played were great movies. We only made it for part of the 830 movie but our experience was to see the 1030 movie which was scream seven. It was great. I have never been to the drive-in movie theater and this experience is what I was looking forward to. They had a concession stand, but we didn't use it as we had our own food, but the vibe was amazing. Stay in your own vehicle and just put your feet up. Please turn your lights off when you go to the movie theater so we all can see the screen. I highly recommend trying this place.

We came here to watch the F1 movie in early July. The queue to purchase your tickets is efficient…read morewith multiple attendants on hand to process credit cards, take orders and direct you to your screen. The lines for spaces are quite dull once you arrive at your screen so find a space and hope nobody parks in front of you. The snack bar was sufficiently adequate with drinks, candy, and popcorn, but you can bring your own if you so choose. Tickets are $10 per person, saving anywhere from $12-$20 for 2 people to go vs a traditional movie theatre. The sound and screen quality was good for an outdoor movie and we enjoyed the nostalgia of watching a movie under the stars. Leaving was easy enough and I enjoyed my time there. For non IPIC worthy movies, the Starlight Drive In is a good alternative for a wholesome nostalgia boost!

This flea market is on my way to work and on my way home from work, so it's pretty convenient for…read moreme to stop by. I went at 9:20am which is a little too early because some people are beginning to set up, some have set up, and most aren't there yet. I have work at 10:00am, 10 minutes away from here, so I can only come during this time. Bargin, bargain, bargain! That's all there is to it. Oh, and the parking area is red dirt so be mindful about white pants on a rainy day or a post-rainy day! Bring shades and/or a hat on sunny days. You'll thank me!

On the right weekend you can get some great bargains a nice mixture of customers and vendors table…read morerentals are priced reasonably for a quick an easy way to sale unwanted items.

Great collection of independent vendors, with a wide range of booths from plants to antiques to pop…read moreculture items. Fair prices.

We stopped by here looking for a specific piece for our bnb. We asked if we could haggle, you know,…read morein the basic tradition of flea markets. The lady working was extremely rude. She commented that's not really how it works. She did call the buyer, they had what sounded like a judgmental conversation where the buyer rejected our offer and didn't offer a rebuttal. The whole thing felt icky. Not a fun flea market, could have been, but that's not what the old gals at this place want it to be. I'd spend your money elsewhere, places that don't scoff and snicker when you try to engage in the age old haggling tradition. Wouldn't recommend.

I guess this will be one of the more descent "flea markets" out here…read more It is definitely an outside event and no handcraft items here. It is a lot of second hand (and maybe further hand) stuff. It is a cocktail of STUFF. I did enjoy it a bit, but we did not stay for too long. I found that most of the stuff they have was simply not to my liking. A lot of hispanic vendors/ customers and I most definitely enjoyed the super authentic fresh fruit juices and snacks. Yum-O! I think it is definitely worth a short visit, but nothing to be crazy about.

Lots of good stuff refreshments lots of walking for good exercise very convenient since it is open…read moreearly at six am

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.

Do not be confused by the name or any other info on the web. Village flea market is a very tiny…read moreindoor thrift shop thats about the size of a public restroom. The place sells old "antiques" that some may find desirable but probably not many and the prices are high. The staff was very friendly though.