This place is pricey. Interesting spot, but just really overpriced. Like everything is overpriced…read more They have cool stuff, but I wouldn't check here regularly.

This is an antique-hunter's treasure hunt! So many items fill a maze of rooms and areas. I will…read morebe back and will reserve more time to explore in detail! This trip's spoils of the hunt are a beautiful turquoise and silver bracelet, and an unusual art deco, gilded glass, talcum powder case with a perfume bottle as the handle for the lid. The service was friendly enough and knowledgeable. I was satisfied with the value for treasures that have withstood the test of time. I recommend and will be back.

This place came, highly recommended from people at my hotel, Extended Stay Premium Suites in…read moreHarrisonburg, and the Shenandoah Visitor Center. Stopped on my slowly drive back to Buffalo, NY. From Grandma's pantry, to the country canner, antiques, toys, gifts, to the quaint diner. Something for everyone. I loved the Country Canner and Grandmas Pantry, for its nostalgia variety of items.

A quaint stop while traveling. They have a lot to offer both inside and out. There looks to be…read moresomething for everyone here.

This is an interesting flea market. We went on a Saturday morning. Admission is free and there is…read morea decent parking lot and clean rest room facilities. There were over a hundred dealers set up with a mixture local produce, baked goods, antiques, household goods and junk. In addition, there are about 6-7 food trucks serving tacos, smoothies and fair type foods. There is an indoor market with specialty dealers. We arrived early and filled the car with treasures. The local produce was really nice with decent prices. I picked up a delicious cantaloupe. I also bought some flowers. Most of the dealers were interesting and friendly. It took about 90 minutes to go through everything. The walk ways are uneven, I tripped at least once, so be careful. Pets are not allowed (but I saw several dogs). All the dealers I talked with were cash only sales.

I love a good flea market and this is one. The people that run shops in the building are super nice…read moreand helpful. They taught me a lot about the items they carry. The people at the outdoor stalls are typical flea market folks, they have all kinds of items, some people are helpful others are just there to make a sale. There's a little bit of old and new stuff. Definitely check it out if you like the hunt and treasures.

This is a very small antique store. They do have a few nice pieces tucked inside, but due to…read morelimited space, they naturally have a limited inventory. I can't comment much on their prices as we didn't find any pieces that interested us this go around.

From the owner: Still River Days Antiques is an eccentric antique store located in the downtown historic district…read moreof New Market, VA. It is owned by David and Trudy Burgess, whose roots run deep, locally in the Shenandoah Valley. ​Trudy cleans and carefully displays each item in the shop, giving thought to its "rehoming". David loves vintage automobila and together they both collect and deal in antique license plates. The shop is open 10 till 5 Wednesday through Monday; providing after hour appointments as requested. Many Saturday evenings you will find them "still at the store" after 5...and if your'e there...they won't leave and lock you in! :-) Keep up to date with store activities, new items, and tidbits of history by following the shop on Facebook at: Still River Days Antiques

This place is amazing! The prices are incredible. They have an extensive selection of furniture,…read morebooks, glassware, jewelry, DVDs, greeting cards, military surplus, cookware and vintage treasures. I've been here several times, at their current location, and I have always left with at least one box of stuff. Everything is packed in, so I usually take two full laps around the store, as there is so much to see. It's a little dusty, but the treasures are tucked in there, so it's worth it.

I was just in Slindy's on Wednesday 7/22/2015. I asked my children where they wanted to go and my…read moreoldest who is 14 likes military surplus, so we went to Slindy's. I have a 14, 9, and 2 1/2 year old boys. Normally, my 2 year old has to be in a stroller, but I decided I would just follow him around and make sure he didn't disturb anything. He was actually pretty good. No breaking, no touching, just looking and saying what he could of the items he saw. When I was in line to check out, he wandered away about 10 ft from me. I had my eye on him the whole time. All was fine until a very RUDE employee yelled, "Who does this child belong to!", I said me and walked forward. She then decided to tell me in no uncertain terms that she was moving furniture and he had to stay with me at all times. I just layed my things down that I was going to purchase and walked out. It was then that my middle son said to me, Mom, that was the lady who was mean to me. She told me to get out of a room I was looking in. After questioning him whether he was in the right place or not, I decided that she was mean. I know customer service has gone by the way side, but I don't appreciate someone speaking to me or my children in a crappy manner. It is sad to me but they have lost my business forever.

It has so many different things for so low price. Found a lot of things there for so low.read more

Was in town for a show at the Hollywood Casino and decided to take the day to visit some of the…read morethrift stores, etc. in the area. We went when the outside vendors were not there but let me make it clear.....it is a LOT bigger inside than it looks! I went in the door and turned to the right. There are a multitude of booths run by all different people. There are booths on both sides of the aisles, but I decided to just concentrate on the ones to my right, then come back to the ones on the inner circle. Then there was another room.......and another. Meanwhile, my husband was going here and there but I had specific things in mind to look for and he knew what they were. He ended up finding me two pieces. I never finished the third large room or the other two 'inner circles' before he was ready to go. And I couldn't blame him, we had been there nearly an hour and a half. They have restrooms and coffee/cold drinks available. I believe there is a small charge for the beverages. Some of the booths were jam-packed, so watch your step and if you go, plan on giving yourself plenty of time to look around! There is definitely something for everyone here, you just need to look around! There was one booth where everything was $1, and several others that were running 20 or 25% off off so deals are to be found. I am very happy that we decided to check this place out and next time we are in the area I'm sure we will go again. Maybe in the warmer months when the outside vendors are there.

Lots of great treasures to find. Friendly people, easy to park and walk around Definitely worth…read moreyour time

I have been going to this Flea Market since I was a little girl. It has always been $.25 to get in…read moreand walk around which I think is a great price! Very inexpensive. Most of the vendors that are set up are selling their used items, but I always seem to find a gem. They have a lot of old records. There is always one vendor that I really enjoy going to and it is the one that has a lot of Indian items (I am not sure if he is still set up). It is a fun way to spend a Saturday morning!