When I lived near here, this was one of my favorite places to go on a Sunday. I liked it so much that I started to sell here and set up a space inside. You can find both old and new items here and a lot of garage sale style items. This is not Macys or Rodeo drive, this is a flea market so don't expect high end stuff-lol. I love the reviews about the older merchandise. They have plenty of parking and many vendors through-out the property. The snack bar is reasonably priced and clean. Tips- Get here early as many vendors tend to start packing up before they close. Inside dealers tend to have the same type of stuff week to week. The outside dealers tend to rotate and have more one time "garage sale" vendors. Take plenty of smaller bills, the dealers will thank you for exact payment. nothing worse than buying something for $2 and paying with a $20. Even though I prefer going early, you can get really good deals at the end of the day from dealers that don't want to bring stuff back home. It was recently sold to new owners but it's business as usual here. read more

I've started to set a table up a few weeks before they closed for winter. Overall, I enjoy setting a table up and the market itself. I used to go every Sunday with my dad when I was little. It can be frustrating when someone asks a dollar for something something that I spent 3x more on, and is still in good condition. But that's out of anyone's control!! Some people aren't wearing masks, wish they could enforce that a little more:) read more

Used to be a great place to find bargains, but now. . . Lots of junk, lots of vendors who charge way too much based on what they saw on Antiques Roadshow or ebay/amazon, lots of cheap Chinese knockoffs. Some vendors have been bringing the same exact items literally for years (one guy's overpriced LPs are starting to get warped from sitting in the sun every week.) I used to come every week but stopped after weeks of not finding anything besides fresh produce (which I can get at my own neighborhood farmer's market.) Worth a stop if you happen to be driving by, but not worth the trip if you're coming from more than a couple towns over. read more

This place is fun for a walk-through they really should drop the cover charge. It's nice that they have a lunch counter. The stuffed berries from total crap to some surprising deals.. Top quality merchandise that may have fallen off the back of a truck but who's asking where it came from I walked away with an iPad worth $1400 for $400 read more

Grafton Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Grafton, Massachusetts

Didn't find much I actually cannot live without here. But it is in a nice area, near the horse stables I enjoy. And I did find a nice pair of shoes and get a big, steaming hot salted pretzel for a good price. Will probably return for those more practical items like socks and sneakers and maybe a book by an author I haven't read yet. read more

LOVE the Grafton Flea Market. Wasn't TOO great on 5/31/15, better on 6/7/2015 (better weather). GO ON A SUNNY DAY!!! There are many more vendors and many more people around. The inside section of the flea market is rather small (compared to Raynham), yet the outdoor section is HUGE, and much larger than the Raynham Flea. Owner is MUCH better than those that annoying guy (no name needed!) who runs the Raynham Flea Market. Plus, parking is easy and doesn't usually require much walking. And the food area is even pretty good, very clean during both of my visits and not too expensive. (The Raynham Flea Market's food area needs inspection from the Board Of Health!!!) read more

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Vendor selection is ok. Almost half the vendors were not wearing face masks and nobody is enforcing the policy.

I thought this flea market was pretty decent. There were some definite pros and cons compared to other flea markets in the area. Here is my take: Pros: There was vendors indoors and outdoors so there was plenty of space to move around. It was chilly when we first got there, but the weather cooperated and it got warm enough to comfortably walk around outside around noon. There were quite a few tables with antiques and really unique items. I really liked some of the vendor booths here and spent a good amount of time pawing through various goods. People here were very open to haggling, and all the vendors I dealt with were pleasant. Its only a dollar entry fee. There is plenty of parking across the street. My boyfriend found some records at a great deal and his brother found some fishing gear. Neutral: There is a snack bar indoors. We didn't try it so I couldn't provide any info on whether its good or not. Cons: This one isn't year round, but the indoor space isn't spacious enough to make it comfortable to be year round. Walking around outside when it is around 30 degrees isn't ideal, make sure to bundle up. There is some junk here. Also, as someone who used to be employed by a certain company, there are vendors here reselling products that I think falls into a gray area in terms of being legal. There was not much for furniture pickings from what I saw. If you're looking for secondhand furniture, this is not the place. Porter potties. outside. enough said. Overall, I'd probably visit here periodically. I'd shoot for more of the warmer months, where you can be comfortable and there probably will be more vendors set up. read more

This is a pretty good flea market for everyone. A lot to choose from, and you always find some good stuff, but nothing outstanding or substantial. It's more like a lot of yard sales in one big location. not too bad, not too great. They have a small indoors area that generally sucks, or is a bunch of new chintzy/old lady decor. outside they have a mosquito filled forest (bring a few cans of bug spray) you can walk through and buy random stuff to your hearts content. They also turn a parking lot into a vendor set up with more stuff! You can always find something! read more

Used to set up here back in the late 90's with pokemon packs, McGwire/Sosa HR /Garciaparra stuff. Could make more money on a Sunday at Grafton than an entire week working the regular job! read more

In recent years, my family and I have often patronized the Rietta Flea Market in Hubbardston and the now closed Lancaster Marketplace, so those are my two comparisons. This review is based on 1 visit, Sunday, July 13, 2014. Admission is $1 per person, which was a mild surprise. Like Rietta, the majority of the vendors are outdoors on tables, with some vendors inside. Very quickly, I noticed higher quality, more desirable items (less "junk") than at Rietta. Also, many of the tables are on grounds that are shaded under tall trees. This makes the environment of the flea market more pleasant. Grafton is also noticeably smaller than Rietta, so you can actually see everything in well under 2 hours. It was good to see a few familiar faces from the now closed Lancaster Marketplace. All of the vendors that I talked to were friendly. An excellent experience! We will be back! read more

As flea markets go, this one is on the lower end of the hidden treasures spectrum. Lots of items that looked as though they were left out on the curb for trash pick up or something you might expect to pick out of a dumpster. There were a few decent vendors with some interesting items, but overall not much in the way of variety (lot of dishes, toys, rusty tools, and the usual Made in China imports). I would say if you are in the area, stop and have a look. If you live any further than twenty minutes away, I'd pass. Not worth a long drive. read more

I didn't find anything, and I'm not going to Bad mouth the place because it's a flea market..,I guess I didn't find any good "fleas" this time and it's safe to say that I won't be returning. read more

The stuff here is all junk. It is like every vendor went through their garage and found all the junk they wanted to throw out and put it up for sale. Don't waste your time. read more

Pretty fun outing for a Sunday morning! It only costs a $1 to get in and there's plenty of free parking. There's a lot of music, clothes, and home decor at this flea market. My only complaint is that some of the vendors weren't wearing masks even though they were required. The inside of the flea market was also very crowded! read more

The day we went it wasn't really huge by any stretch, but I liked it more then the Raynham Flea Market in terms of the kinds of people it seemed to attract. It is assuredly added to my future Flea Market sojourns. read more

I was there this past Sunday, October 11 and it was great! There were only about 2 or 3 people with no masks but every vendor had theirs on. I was glad to see lots of masks for sale as mine broke as soon as I got there! My friend and I found a lot of fun items at reasonable prices. I also found most of the vendors to be friendly. Some were packing up pretty early which was a bit disappointing. I wish it were on Saturdays also because Sundays are football days in the fall, however, I will be back. read more

It was so DISGUSTING, so not a flea market.. I have gone to Raynham flea Market and it was so awesome.. This was such a disappointment... If you want a garbage yard sale type this is for you read more

Always a good time here. My kids love the flea market! Plenty of tables to poke thru on a good day.

a really good flea market with lots of good finds (yes, mixed in with tacky items as Julie A mentioned) for real cheap. starts a little later than most other flea markets I go to, which is nice. ahhhh sleeeep! They have good coffee and pastries there which also help with the morning shopping experience. read more

This place is worth the dollar entry fee for the people alone. Very colorful and entertaining characters. And sometimes you find something useful! I'm always on the hunt for tools and most often or not I'll find something useful. At the very least it's fun to spend a few hours people watching. read more

We found this market dissapointing. It was mostly cheapo depo new stuff and people's junk. I did manage to find a few cool things though- some Fire King as well as a mug for 25 cents w my name on it. I won't be back unless I hear they manage to bring in more antique dealers w/ nice things. read more

our first visit to this flea market have been to others liked this one just fine good way to spend a couple of hours out doors when in the neighborhood will stop again read more

I was a vendor every Sunday last year. the people coming in we're from all walks of life and were a lot of fun. the staff at Grafton were more than helpful with any issues. I gained over 100 new, repeat customers. I have reserved my same spot for 2013. As a customer, I had a great time shopping there. It is worth the trip. read more

Not sure why this is under the category of antiques? Most of the items for sale are things that you might find at a dollar store or at a real bad yard sale or at a town dump. You will also find some knock off handbags and sunglasses too. While I can't believe some of these things were actually for sale, I was happy to see that these items were going to be reused (hopefully thoroughly cleaned first). If you are going to this flea market looking for an antique or anything of any kind of value above $10 or $20 then look elsewhere. If you look hard you might find some beat up old treasures, but if you look at anything too long you will have the dealer yelling prices at you. It is currently $1 to get in, which is okay and worth it for the people watching. The majority of the merchandise here though is complete junk that should be given away for free. read more

I went awhile ago and I know it was just piles of junk. I look for furniture usually dressers, tables, etc. and nice home furnishings and this market had none of that. I am surprised it is still in business, save your time and gas money and go somewhere better. read more

Been here 3 times in past few years, never bought a thing so for me that shows nothing but junk here. Sorry...

Mix of items is good. Can be hit or miss depending on the week. Lots of antiques and bric a brac. Only really great in the spring and summer. The inside vendors can be a bit dissapointing. read more

The couple of individuals who posted negative reviews are clearly not flea market people. This is not Macy's! But it is a very good flea market with lots of great vendors. Sure there's junk, but there's many treasures to be found. I shop here whenever I can, and never leave empty handed. The produce guy has the best prices around, and his quality is too notch. The record guy has everything you can think of, the phone case guy will have something for your phone, t-shirt guy has a great assortment, guitar guy's prices are fantastic, shoe guy has Sperry's and everything else you need at great prices - it goes on and on. There's something for everyone. Check it out and have fun! read more

I love this flea market. I go every sunday and i find TONS of stuff.

A very good indoor & outdoor market, Many items new, used and antique. friendly vendors. great prices. easy to walk around. It's very big so give yourself enough time to look threw the market. I seen some junk but many non-junk booths, I took the time to look. read more