Fantastic place plenty of parking charging only three dollars a car. You can find some great plants here and flowers too.! read more

Eastern Conn Flea Market - A beautiful Sunday morning! - Flea Markets Near Me - Mansfield Center, Connecticut

Lots of unique finds at the flea market. They sell books, car collectibles, old vehicle plates, records, etc... read more

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Fun place to check out on a Sunday when you want to take a visit back in time. Variety of new and vintage items. Great selection of record albums. Get there early if you're looking for something in particular. Or bring your own items to sell. read more

An A-OK flea market. There are plenty of vendors and indoor restrooms. There is a $2 fee for parking. read more

Eastern Conn Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Mansfield Center, Connecticut

I'm a little surprised no one has mentioned the flea market yet, not even under the Drive-In. Especially given that this is the best flea market. Ever. Now sure, I'm a little biased, having grown up down the street, but that was a long time ago, and I've been thrifting and flea marketing my way into one side of my 20s and out the other, and I still think this is the cat's pajamas. Back in the day, the whole market used to be held on the grounds of the drive-in. But not too long ago, the owners bought the adjoining property and it seems like the vendors have slowly been shifting over to the new site. This makes things a bit less organized in terms of vendor rows. But who wants organization at a flea market anyway? What I like about this place is that the vendors don't take themselves too seriously, and they are willing to wheel and deal. Unlike, say, The Elephant's Trunk in New Milford where everyone seems to be an antique dealer, vendors in Mansfield range from people just trying to clear out their garage, to eBay sellers with overstock. You're probably not going to find an Antiques Roadshow diamond in the rough here, but if you are someone who likes to curate your home and wardrobe, you'll definitely find one of a kind bits of ephemera. This weekend I walked away with a floral-looking glass bowl, a mid-century modern knock-off chair, and a brass business card holder. All for $21. Not too shabby, eh? read more

Very good flea market. Nice sellers, and plenty of them. Great if you like old junk, which I do. Fun. Strange that they keep the gate closed till precisely 8am, but it's okay. My only negative is I went to the concession stand and paid $3.00 for a small coffee. I'm from San Francisco, I am used to being charged a lot for a cup of coffee. However, the coffee was absolute shit water, and the cream was fake Kreme too. Three dollars!! So I draw the line. But don't let the overpriced sewage water coffee dissuade you from the flea market. It's good. read more

DO NOT RENT TABLES AND EXPECT TO GET THEM IF YOU ARE A VENDOR. EVEN AFTER YOU PAID FOR THEM! Once you pay....Lousy service after that. They disappear. My boyfriend and I went here last Sunday and made a lot of money selling his old tools and pet supplies I had left over from a small business I used to own. It turned into a nightmare when they opened. We paid ahead for tables and didn't receive them. They distribute tables to the people who entered last, not first. It should be the other way around. I assume they do this because it's closer and easier for the kids to deliver them. LAZY. After calling several times when men started bombarding his tool area wanting to buy, they finally told me that they were "making more tables".... WHAT???? and it will be another 1/2 hour or hour. Well, in another hour he was practically sold out and our sale was over. What a joke. He ended up selling tools out of bins out of the back of his truck. I demanded the money back for the tables, I admit I was not very nice to the poor kid in the concession area, I needed to get back to our area, and this kid was wasting my time. He wouldn't even make change for me while I was in there waiting for his boss to come and give me the money back, he said I had to buy something. THEY SHOULD HAVE COME TO US TO RETURN OUR MONEY, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND. You can't leave your selling area because of theft. And there was no way my boyfriend could watch everything by himself without me. I would not go here as a vendor unless you have your own folding tables and plenty of them. Thank God we had brought one good table and 2 tarps to put on the ground to display most of the stuff in some manner. read more

Its okay at best.I went there a couple times to shop and did buy a few good things. Once in 2014 and once in 2017. It really went down hill. It used to be really busy with a lot of great stuff and great prices. Now, its not very busy, and its hit or miss as to if you'll find anything good for a fair price. They charge $2 to park which is a little crazy since they charge vendors a lot and have really stupid rules. I've never sold there but heard a lot more bad than good things. Maybe I'll go back in another 3 years and see if they have improved. read more

this is a great flea market for buyers looking to get great buys on antiques and collectables.there are lots of vendors so the prices tend to be good! there are many items for one dollar.and not much sells for over 20.unless its really collectable! get there early because by one oclock people start packing up! read more

After years of hearing about the market and attending as a shopper I decided to unload a lot of excess stuff and sell. My house is not conducive to having a yard sale so I attended several times over the season. I also tried several other flea markets. My concensus is some weekends are much better than others, the clientele varies and most people are pleasant, the fee is fair, and shop lifters are very low. I can't say the same for other markets I've tried. Fees were higher, people were rude and shop lifting was out of control. I personally have never had a problem with the staff. I have found them very pleasant to deal with. I don't rent tables, I bring my own, but I could see on a busy day vendors do get impatient waiting for them. The wait in line can be long but that's because of the large amount of vendors and that what makes this market successful. The only down side as a seller is that the selling price point is lower than other markets. Like I said, most people are pleasant but many do look for the yard/garage/tag sale prices. They don't realize the time, effort and rent that goes into selling at a market. That is however no reflection on the organizers. read more