Best set up for sellers Very low charge to setup…read more Great place to get a deal Owners very friendly and helpful

Went on a Sunday around 10:30 and there were less than 10 vendors there. Very sad. We drove…read morearound but didn't see anything worth getting out of the car.

I left my phone in the car- so I couldn't take pictures. Which is probably for the best because it…read morewould've taken me twice as long to walk thru. There were so many items to look at- in every direction. I'm sure my random walking only covered one quarter of the place. There are so many amazing items. If you wanted to shop for a particular item or piece of furniture, especially with measurements- this is the spot

Lots of interesting tchotchkis and crafty items to look at, at mostly reasonable prices. Sort of…read morean upscale craft / flea market that takes up about half the deceptively large building. The other half is the true salvage business and it is impressively robust. The folks at the front were friendly and the wood stove was very welcome on this warm day. It's a great place to take out of town guests. Fun to find items you didn't know you needed but can't leave without. And maybe a spare window frame or old bar top as well.

This was not my first trip to Lake Country Flea Market, but it was another great one!! I found a…read morebeautiful large tote bag/handbag, a set of 4 vintage grape patterned nesting bowls with lids, a gorgeous ceramic bunny rabbit, a vintage tube cake pan like my mother had, three pair of earrings, a lovely cheese dome with a very unusual shape, a stylish and somewhat shabby chic hanging jewelry hanger for earrings and necklaces, a yellowware bowl and a vintage usa bowl, probably circa 1900's. What a haul! and all for less than 100 bucks! I will be returning again soon! Love this place!

Not a bad place to stop in & check out some refurbished items. I dont know how many of the…read moreappliances worked, but there were quite a few, along with sofas, mirrors, & various knick knacks.

We found some awesome deals at this eclectic Gordonsville antique and flea market! We bought a…read morechair, some tea things, and some jewelry! My hubby tried out several guitars and was tempted to purchase one! We had a blast going to all the vendor booths and searching for treasures and saying "oh we had that!" Or "remember those!" I loved the front of the store with all of the large figures and the cool mural! The prices were decent and the folks were friendly! If you love antiquing and thrifting, you'll love this spot!

Best antique shop for hidden treasures at reasonable prices! The owner is very gracious and the…read morestaff is wonderful. I have personally found some incredible antiques you don't find anywhere else in Virginia! Go there!

Everything way overpriced. Stickers on most the products are the wrong price or the price it was…read morebought for. Was looking at a squish mallow for my daughter and it said $1 on it and when I went to buy he said $10. There $10 brand new. No good deals and very small to what it use to be. I won't be back.

Really cool hidden gem. Lots of amazing stuff. The owner is a super nice guy who will work with you…read moreon price and always has cool vintage items. He can be found in the back building. The front building is run by his wife and has a lot of different vendors and all kinds of treasures. She's also very friendly. They also have some neat new items as well.

Was out if town for an event with my church and stumbled across this market... My mom loved…read moreantiques and she needed to use the bathroom....we stopped in and while she was inside I decided to walking around and stumbled across these Statue of what is depicted as 'Black Sambo' and it's literally put me into a place of complete shock and disappointment....I've seen pictures of things like this...I've read stories about these types of statues and how black people were viewed but never in my life would I have thought I would ever see anything like this is 2018 live and in living color. My children were literally scared to look at them and It was sad that I had to explain to them at such an early age about what the poor mindset of people in America had and maybe even still have towards how other cultures are viewed.