HUGE Over 1000 inside/outside unique rotating vendors. Over 200,000 Sq. Ft. under roof including 100,000 with heat/air. Great food & entertainment. Inside restrooms. Free Parking. Family friendly And WIFE friendly for nearly 2 hours. Our second Flea today, and she is going strong.... Not a huge crowd, and a good experience.... read more

Actually 3.5 I like to walk around flea markets like a huge garage sale, never know what fun find you will get. The thrill of the hunt! This place is huge, inside and out. Be prepared to stay a half a day. They have food on site. So many spaces, yard decorations, signs, t-shirts, antique, unusual fun stuff, etc ... My favorites are antiques, t-shirts, signs,and the mystic shop with incense, stones ETC... Like the old head shops!!! Hubby likes collection of small vehicles, tools and t-shirts. read more

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Fun flea market to explore. Lots of vendors. Good prices. Especially love the stall that sells lodge cast iron pans. I also love the stall that customizes caps. read more

Pretty cool overall -just very disappointed at how many vendors closed up 1-2 hours before closing time on the Sunday we popped by. Lots of unique items, but a lot of junk too. Although there was something for everyone. read more

They advertise being open on fridays , but it was sad at best. Very little open. Waste of our time even stopping.

Great smokies flea market was a good experience to see the different vendors selling unique and novelty items. Books, clothing, toys, food, and more great smokies flea market will have something you're looking for. You just need to get in there and look. read more

Super sketchy alert! Of course it's a flea market so there is a level of sketchiness expected. Stay in the main building and outside. We went into the annex and quickly turned back around. Felt like we were going to end up in someone's basement if we kept on. There were lots of knock offs and a really cool booth that had temporary tattoos. Really the only reason for the additional star. Really clean, a million options, and they will place it for you. Don't go alone! read more

Such a nice place. You can find anything from tools, clothes, dog clothes, bags, purses, jewelry, even Lafufus. I had lots of fun. read more

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I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS FLEA MARKET so much variety! So many indoor and outdoor vendors! You can find anything there. Shopping is so fun and the vendors are nice. The variety is there. I love the honey and food too! Check it out it's just fun. read more

I'm writing this mostly as a warning to any demographic that identifies as queer or a minority. You may not want to attend this flea market. Very pro trump, very much we love our guns and god. No one approached us as a lesbian couple or said anything but definitely did not feel 100% safe. Overall huge market though if you're looking for quilts, knives, or a trump flag read more

I was on the way back to home and specifically made sure to stop at the Flea Market here to view some handmade items, and I wasn't disappointed. The value of almost all household items was terrific - and I wish I could bring more items home with me that was available, including some very hard to find bar stools and small tables. Every vendor was happy to help, especially if you had any questions, so that you could be informed about what you were interested in before purchasing. Parking was a little bit crowded, and we parked up the hill and walked a bit to get to the indoor air-conditioned building where most of the vendors were. I would return if in the area - even my hubby mentioned the various items you could find. Only problem was the amount of traffic near the interstate. read more

The only reason for the 2 stars is the very nice leather shop broyles leather and the lical honey, otherwise it would be a 0. Too much Chinese junk at NUMEROUS booths! You can get the same stuff at the dollar store! Definite waste of time for me I was amazed to see a tour bus pull in??? Lots of empty/ closed stalls too. read more

Every ad we saw said it opens at 8am, it was almost 9am when we arrived and hardly anything was open. Ads said it was TNs largest flea market; maybe it was meant as a joke. We gave it two stars because we have been to worse, but not by much. read more

Only complaint would be the pork rings and peanut guy out front. Wouldn't think a business or it's vendors is allowed to tell people with handicap plaques that they aren't allowed to park in handicap spots because they're reserved for young people, not for elderly and disable. Didn't think they had that kind of control but we were just told to move by management and didn't even adress the issue. Didn't even adress the issue the issue of that vendor putting hands on my father. So I'd say avoid attempting to park in those spaces since the pork rind vendor will tell you to bugger off if you're not really you and good looking for whatever reason. Only reason my experience was ruined. read more

I was surprised at how huge this place was. When I seen flea market I honestly think other peoples junk. So outside literally is other peoples junk that they're selling. But inside the two buildings are peoples little shops in pretty much everything is brand new items. There is a lot of junk and Chinese products. But a lot of stuff is a lot cheaper than you are going to buy anywhere else. I was kind of surprised to see the sale of animals here. I come from California and you can't do that where I'm from. There was one lady selling pit bulls, one lady selling sugar glider animals, and other people selling birds. I can understand selling birds. But when it comes to other animals like dogs it should be a legit sale making sure the person who's going to take care of the animals, that they have their shots etc. I personally don't think that someone should just randomly be able to buy a sugar glider because they are super fragile. I mean they were freaking adorable I would want one but they would probably need a lot. I was cringing seeing little boys handling them. It's very easy to spend about two hours looking through all the little shops that they have. I chatted with a bunch of the shop owners and they're super sweet people in most places are cheaper than others. But some places are just gouging prices. There was a booth where I really liked a Tennessee tank top and I could not find the shop owner anywhere. I literally came back four times to that same little booth trying to find the person I give money to. That's not really how do you make money if you're not gonna be there how are you gonna sell anything. But I did spend a good $200 while there. One of the things I got was a camouflage mini back pack for 10 bucks that everywhere else is $40. It actually reminded me of a flea market I've been to in Port Richey Florida read more

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As far as flea markets go, this is one of the better ones. Lots of junk to take in. Definitely get yourself a cheeseburger and fries while you're there, really delicious!! read more

This flea market is worth the visit. If you can think of it that have it. Tee shirts $10. See Monster Tees when you walk in target have the whole wall and print the t-shirt right there. The ladies are friendly and fun to talk to. I also get a 20oz tumbler custom made. Price $14.99 $5 for custom print. They are located in the middle of the flea market not on the wall. They have all types of cups and tumblers you can't go wrong. The motor cycle jacket store was also great, friendly and kind. Don't purchase souvenirs at the local shops you will pay way too much. Take the time and visit the flea market. read more

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This is one of our Favorite places to visit when visiting the Smoky Mountains, it's absolutely huge, with an indoor & outdoor area. It has a lot of cheap items all the way up to expensive, whatever you need. We always end up buying something here, I highly recommend it, and plan on at least 2 hours minimum, it's only open on the weekends. read more

It's a normal flea market. We love the outside booths. Especially the pork skins. Also the large booth right outside the door going into the market. read more

This is a flea market. Think Walmart...at 2am.... in a Chinese village....but with southern charm. We met some friendly vendors, but we also experienced some absolutely terrible adults and children with zero manners. My wife bought some excellent produce outside from a sweet lady. If you need boots, knives, old vhs tapes, or Covid, this is the place. read more

This is an outstanding Flea Market!!! We make a point to go out of our way to stop in every time we get close to the area. We have yet to go through the entire place because we are traveling. Plan to wear comfy shoes and walk a lot! Some things are cheaper online, but there are some sellers willing to haggle and ready to sell!! My favorite seller is: Kwan's Discount The snap charm jewelry is high quality, nice and fun! I buy from them every time for Christmas gifts and because they are amazing people! They will give discounts for quantity and discounts for paying cash! If you stop by their booth tell them WandaGator said Hello and Go Gators! I don't know them personally, so it may not get you a discount, but maybe it will! Idk... but it will prove I mentioned them in this review!! read more

We have been going here once a year for several years. We normally have a great time and find some excellent bargains. However, today was different. We still found some bargains, but we had many more complaints than normal. First off, the food was literally dripping grease. We had a cheeseburger and cheese sticks. The cheese sticks weren't that greasy, but the cheeseburger was practically floating in grease in the paper it was wrapped in. It was unreal and disturbing that anyone would consider that appropriate to serve someone. Secondly, twice we were pulled into a booth to view a product in action that we had no interest in whatsoever. I realize they were trying to sell their item, but they could have waited until someone came along who seemed interested in what they were selling. The venders who casually approached customers seemed much better suited for the flea market setting, as opposed to those who took customers by the arm and ushered them to view how a product worked, whether the customer wanted any part of it or not. Lastly, the signs identifying which booth was which was totally misleading. A CBD sign hung over a vender selling flat irons and hair products. A pet supplies sign hung over a booth selling cowboy boots and so on. It just all seemed better kept and put together in previous years than it did today. We were disappointed to discover how much it had changed. Had it been as great as before, I would have totally given it five stars. read more

It's places like this that I absolutely adore exploring when I go on road trips. I came to Kodak, because I'm a wandering baseball park aficionado, and a Smokies game was on my agenda, but I had like four hours to kill before the game was scheduled, and I had concerns over what could do to pass the time. But after I parked my car and walked into the Smoky Mtn. Flea Market, I knew that there was plenty to keep me busy over the next few hours. Seriously, the second I saw the vendor with the signs that said "SOCKS and AMMO," and then "GUITARS and AMMO" I knew I was in a place where I could easily pass the time. The property is absolutely massive, and if I had a step meter, I'm pretty sure I walked at least two miles worth of steps perusing lap after lap around the entire place, both on the interior and exterior. The vendors on the outside of the property appear to be all the variety of used swap meet kind of goods. Seriously, it felt like I would run into Darrell Sheets from Storage Wars, because the outdoor vendors were selling things ranging from tools, original XBOX systems, cast iron pans to all varieties of furniture. I'm curious if anyone would have accepted a "three-hundred dollar bill" if I proposed a negotiation. Really though, all the outdoor vendors were selling used goods and what actually seemed like poached storage unit merchandise, but was undoubtedly a seemingly endless array of things to browse through. Also, I counted in at least four locations on the outside property, the same mish-mash of Chinese knockoff merchandise being sold. I'd be skeptical of anything electronic, but imitation Crocs, and articles of clothing or tools you might only want to wear/use once? You'd be in heaven here. The inside however, was where I spent the most time, because it was hot as a sauna on this particular day, and frankly, there was way more variety of things for sale inside than on the outside. Aside from a few "vintage gaming" merchants, just about everything sold inside seemed of the new goods variety, homemade artwork, and an inordinate amount of puppy adoption going on inside. And KNIVES. Good god almighty, were there an absurd amount of merchants inside selling knives. Come to think of it, there were a good chunk of people outside selling used knives outside, but knives for sale were literally everywhere on the inside. It didn't matter if they were like butterfly knives, replicas of the knife from the Predator films, to crazy Incan knives with ornate handles, there were knives for sale like every five merchant spaces. The best was one vendor selling knives, swords, and bongs. Seriously, it's like every geek's dream merchant, because you could get Legend of Zelda sword AND a bong, so you can go home and smoke while you play Legend of Zelda, and have something tangible to swing when the hallucinations begin. But really though, this was a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. I said I had four hours to kill, but after about the third hour, I was like "oh crap," when I realized that the first three had absolutely flown by, and that I should probably wrap things up and get ready to go to the game. That's how awesome this place was to entertain and shop at. Long story (i know, right) short: If the zombie apocalypse started, Smoky Mtn. Flea Market is the perfect place to seek refuge at. The place had plenty of close-out food and drink options to sustain one's self with, there are plenty of toys, books and electronics to keep yourself entertained and sane, clothes of varying decades to wear, tools of every variety to be able to utilize, and most importantly the place is armed to the teeth with knives and ammunition everywhere - I'm sure actual firearms can be retrieved from the numerous corpses of people who were visibly carrying. It's also an awesome place to visit and experience for any time before the zombie apocalypse. read more

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This place is the center or highlight of our trip to the mountain. The parking is easy and this place all kinds of stuff. The vendors are nice and friendly. The customers are nice, issues. The place is clean and I felt secure in the bathroom. There are law enforcement officers on scene. read more

They had some neat stuff, however, I bought a "USA made Damascus knife" for my son. Fellow said he made them. Paid $100. Well, turns out their made in Afghanistan or somewhere and he's a liar. Unbelievable. Apparently uses a press to.pit his own.name on them. read more

Maybe it's the wrong time of year. It was all junk! Chinese imports of junk. We were VERY disappointed. Don't waste your time!

I have been to flea markets everywhere from Texas to Tennessee and this was one of the larger ones. We stopped on a whim after a night in Gatlinburg. It was standard setup with all of the semi permanent vendors selling t shirts to dog collars to puppies. Outside ( for the most part ) has a garage sale feels with lots of venders selling tables of pure crap (but in a good way) Pros: Lots to look at. Very clean and although there were a lot of patrons we never felt crowed or rushed by the crowd. Cons: You will not see anything here that you haven't already seen at any other of the larger flea markets scattered around the south. read more

Great Smokies Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Kodak, Tennessee

I loved this flea market , especially all of the pro Trump hats , flags, shirts and bumper stickers also a lot of lets go Brandon stuff. Had so much fun looking around , the prices here are much cheaper than the shops in Gatlinburg , i am planning on another trip to buy more Trump and Lets go Brandon flags. Also this flea market is very patriotic . read more

Everything you need and want. Plus a zoo! Free pony rides. Camels that actually approach you as you get closer...and they try to stick their heads out between the metal bars and kiss you. Or bite you. Emus. Goats with very inquisitive eyes. Friendly approachers. Lazy Cows. This was honestly the highlight of my time spent here. Inside the flea market gives you a potpourri of things. Handbags to wallets to suitcases. Clothing to Boots to Hats. Jewelry. Pet products (food, treats, clothes etc.) and PUPPIES for sale. Beware, though. I wouldn't be so sure to swipe up a puppy from a flea market. You cannot verify it's health or where it has come from..like a puppy mill, heaven forbid! Cell phone decorations, cases and bluetooths. Wait, would that be blueteeth? Tools. Pictures. Custom made T-shirts. Food. I'm sure there were a bunch of other things I missed. I was only there towards the end of the day, when a lot of stands had already closed up. It's definitely worth the trip for a wide variety of things at good prices. I'll be going back. read more

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They claim they open at 8am. I went in shortly after 8 and there may have been 3 whole venders open. What a waste. There were lots of vendors not open and it appeared to be mostly Chinese garbage. If you're looking for antiques and vintage this isn't the place for you. read more

This place is great I would definitely recommend stopping by and seeing what you can find.My family and I go on a trip to Tennessee yearly and this place is a must. read more

Most boring, useless flea market I've ever seen. Not sure what all the hype was about. Every vendor sells similar things it's like walking in to the same store 80 different times read more

Great place to shop! Wide selections for everything you need at a good price. Best place for Sports Collectibles! Be sure to visit Booth A6! read more

Great Smokies Flea Market - Best Sport Collectible Booth A6 - Flea Markets Near Me - Kodak, Tennessee

My wife and I always enjoy coming here to this flea market. It is a typical flea market, That is to say that it has produce such as apples oranges peaches as well as pork skins Popcorn and other edibles of this this type. And, it has the added benefit of offending the wokescolds that I have seen that posted a review. read more

Reviewer Whitney R. referred to this place as a "shit show." Well, she wasn't far off with that review at all. I'm not sure what flea markets are suppose to be anymore, but if you were looking for some backyard antiques or hard to find at your local flea market items, then you will be sadly mistaken. What I didn't like at this flea market, above all the made in Chinese new items being sold here was the proliferation of breeders selling animals. It was freakin' hot that day and the little pups had no water, the ponies were tied to a carousel bar until some little crumb snatcher wanted to go on a live pony ride. Jeesh. I stayed for a whole 15mins. Please, DO NOT waste your time going here. Or do go so you can right an equally unappealing review too :p read more

It had some good local vendors all of which seemed very nice. However, the variety was just not there. There were so many knive shops, places trying to sell you a dog or dog accessory (yes I have and love pets but not everyone needs to sell you one). Even the ones selling ecigs had monkeys. Just not much variety again if you smoke, enjoy knives while hauling your dog around you'll find it a 5 star for sure. But if you don't plan on smoking, walking your dog, and shanking someone you'll get bored quick. My best/worst part was all in one. On the outside we were walking by what appeared to be a magic show, a guy showing 10 one dollar bills and saying he would turn them into 10 ten dollar bills. I was intrigued by this magician. He had tons of comedy mixed in during this "magic" show and audience interaction and gave them bills to hand back, he was great really got your attention... Then he placed his stuff on a table for us to wait on his trick to work and said what if he could offer you duracel batteries for 1 cent, and people went nuts and he handed out a few packs, then some sham wows for 2 cents, a juicer for 25 cents, and a blender for 50 cents... He only handed out the batteries and some sham wows to like 4 people then kept going on with some sales pitch and tricks back and forth with tricky wording to get you to give him money which seemed intriguing because he did give away some nice batteries for insane prices so you were into his act. He handed out some tickets saying he was going to pay you to take some giant prize behind him home and had some nice wall fireplace, a camcorder, some nice cookware, tabets, etc... And had you wait and wait forever while he asked people to raise there hands for who would want items for a quarter or half dollar, etc. He never gave half the stuff away minus a cheap juicer, the sham wows, and some batteries, and some credit card holder... He got you really intrigued by those cheap items he gave a few select people who sat around for over an hour and a half now. But he had you hooked wondering what he would give you next because who wouldn't want to know when he gives stuff for a penny and has such huge items behind him you wondered what he was giving them for... and you waited because he promised he would pay you to take a big item behind him with those tickets. So you waited and waited while he was funny and insulted you and you laughed. He then asked who would pay a dollar for an empty mystery bag, someone raised their hand, he handed them an empty bag said thanks, and then said I wouldn't do that and let them pick some small prize like a waffle maker, blender, rgb tv gaming system, etc something maybe worth $10. He then asked who else wants an empty bag and of course everyone raised their hand. He said whoever wanted it give him $5 right now and like 20 people did instantly. He then filled it with some mini knife and that was basically all you walked away with. They pulled up stools after this after over an hour and a half so you knew it was about to be even longer since you stood this long and they just now pulled up chairs. He also gave some cheap juice corer thing. He then after that hour and a half showed you the magic trick (the whole thing that got your attention thinking he was a magician not a con artist) and pulled open his handkerchief and revealed he couldn't turn money into other money that would be impossible and there was no magic trick to reveal. He asked like 3 people who would pay him $10 to get a mystery bag, people took it and he gave one a juicer and said all they had to do was say thank you and he would give it to them instead, he just wanted to see who would offer money to show he was interested and gave them the product for free and their cash back. He did this to like 2 people making you think all you had to do was offer him money to show interest and he would give it right back... That's how he got your mind fooled... He then said he was going to do something insanely stupid and offer crazy deals on his big items since nobody wanted these small items and instead of just one person getting a big item anyone that offered him money could get the crazy deal. He told people to offer him $300 for the wall fireplace, $250 for the android tablets or cookware or video camera, or $200 for a generator. So like 4 people raised their hands and gave money to him (probably most thinking it was a gimick like his $10 things and they would get it for free or some crazy deal like he did the whole show... Nope not this time you bought it, suckers. I looked these items up on Amazon for like $30-$50 and they got ripped off by a scammer. Plus it was 2 1/2 hours long and he kept us an hour past close. Don't fall for this scammer or his "magic" show, and don't throw money on products you haven't researched he scammed those 4 people. read more

Great Smokies Flea Market - The fraudster himself. See my review - Flea Markets Near Me - Kodak, Tennessee

Amazing flea market a must visit place for anyone that visits the area. One of the very best flea market in the region if not the state

Can buy the same thing here as in Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg, except a whole lot cheaper.

This is basicly a tourist trap flea market for the Smokies (right off 40). They sell lots of stuff they think that people NOT from East TN will want to remind them of their visit to East TN. A lot of interesting stuff is outside (on the tables with the people that don't sell on a regular basis). You CAN get some good buys here but they sell alot of new stuff so you might want to know what it costs in Walmart (or other places with a return policy). It's a great place to kill time, and they have enough covered space outside (and a pretty big climate controlled inside) to keep you occupied looking for a good spell. Yes, they sell a lot of knives here. you could throw a cat from here to Smokey Mountain Knife Works where alot of it likely comes from. Of course, if you want a good knife just drive up the road a piece. read more

Overpriced tourist trap selling mostly Chinese import crap. If you are expecting any antiques or collectibles, don't stop here, you won't find them. Some of the outside sheds are so filthy dirty and have a stench, you might pick up a Disease from breathing the mold. Knockoffs and poor quality abound here, but if you like this sort of crap, follow the throngs of tourists that seem to get drawn in. read more