There are a lot vendors and it is a good opportunity to sell items. However, apparently they don't get the word out to anybody but the Hispanic community. There are so many tourists and people in this area and they don't know the flea market is even here. I know that they have enough vendors and that the flea market owners make their money through vendors paying for space so they don't really care as much what buyers show up as long as they fill up their spots, but there are vendors who would like to sell other items than what to Hispanic community wants to buy. If they did more advertising, they could get other clientel out here. It wouldn't be that hard to put up a billboard or two and maybe cater to the tourists because I believe some would come. read more

This place has potential but a lot needs to be done. The County seems to be looking the other way and years may go by before this gets any better. I have seen better organized and cleaner places than this in third world countries So far the only items of interest would be Roma tomatoes and cilantro. Very eclectic presentation of products most likely imported from you know where. Sales taxes collected and paid? Who knows read more

First time here. Wish it's a little more organized. Like they should have a produce section, seafood, and poultry section. Things are pretty scattered. Loving the produce section, lots of tropical fruits that is pretty hard to get in Charleston. Ample parking space. On our way in we saw a sign for Pollo Asado- that chicken was good super rec it! read more

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It's probably better to convey what a first timer could do, upon their first time at the flea. The first point worth mentioning is that the full market is accessible by car, by driving around the outer track and entering where you wish to browse. Look at it, as if it were a pie that's cut into four pieces. The flea market is quite large so you might want to take one section then one larger section at a time. If you hope to see it all, it's more than a one day endeavor. There is one large main central structure that has off shoots where additional merchants peddle their wares. All are denoted by alphabetical lettering. This will help to find your location and to find your car after the day is done. I'll finish by saying that -- I offer no exaggeration here -- other than perishable items, which there are a few -- there just is not anything that I can think of that's not available and ready for a sale, and bargaining is encouraged. read more

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If you are looking for a curated flee market with styled booths this is not the place for you. If a Farmer's Market and a Swap Meet had a baby, it would be Coastal Carolina Flea Market. Everything from fresh produce, to used goods, to crystal shops, perfumeries and you can buy a live chicken if it fancies you. If you go, do yourself a favor and grab a Raspado from the food truck vendor. For those who may not know what that is, it is basically an upgraded slushy with fresh fruit. Will definitely go back! Bring a large bag for the treasures you may find and don't be afraid to try something new. read more

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I never knew this place even existed until I passed it one day on the way to Summerville. This market is open every weekend and is plain massive. Expect to spend hours here if you are the type of person that loves to browse. Something for everyone here. Both indoor and outdoor with a great Mexican food truck onsite. Food authentic and cheap. My favorite part of this flea market was the produce stand. Oh my.... so cheap for awesome fruit and vegetables... such variety and so fresh. They had veggies and herbs that I have never seen before. Very much a Hispanic flavor here. I loved it. I will definitely be stocking up next time when I am more prepared and it's not so hot. I plan to buy all my herbs peppers and fruit here. You just can't beat the prices. I didn't manage to walk around the whole flea market. It was just to hot but next time definitely. Plenty of parking too. read more

I really like this flea market mainly for the produce stands. I can get my desired mangoes, lychee and root vegetables. It's not hard to find right off college rd. The reason for 4 starts is the walkways. It's gravel and uneven surfaces. The produce stand is open Thursdays as well as Friday's I believe afternoons into evening. I went there yesterday (Friday) at 6pm and it was open. There are other shops which are both indoor and outdoor so there's lots to explore here. I pretty much just get my produce and that's it. read more

LOTS of interesting vendors and stuff !! This place is HUGE !! Indoors, outdoors and under tents. Wear COMFY shoes. Several food options. Can definitely stay for HOURS !! read more

Really intense. Many languages and trinkets. Kind of overwhelming. Bring goggles for the sand. read more

Ladson Flea Market - At Fairgrounds - Flea Markets Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

I have visited many fleamarket's all over the United States of America. I feel that this fleamarket could have been so much better but unfortunately on the day me and my girlfriend arrived it was a rainy day and most vendors just simply weren't there. But more specifically the vendors we all look for. The ones that rent the day to day spot weren't in attendance because of the rain. However I don't want to come off like a Debbie Downer! I always look for three things: Records, NES Games, and VHS tape's. (yes, I know I'm a weirdo) and to my surprise I found all three and more. Please see attached photos for my fleamarket madness gold mine finds! read more

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You name it, this Flea Market has got it. Chickens, vegetables, Mexican food truck, power tools, rednecks and the people of Walmart all gathered in a 10 acre spread of indoor and outdoor booths. Come early to beat the heat, scope the deals, avoid the rednecks and beat the traffic line. No fleas here, just e-cogs and samurai swords. read more

Its a an okay place been here a couple times. I would say that it has many different things if your looking for something from actual live animals to nintendo games booths which is cool. They have a taco food truck and inside they have their own resteraunt and drink stand where they sell drinks of course, popcorn and icecream etc. They have outside booths and inside booths. In my opinion there is way to much dust and dirt but its not terrible just read more

My son and I had a wonderful time here there is a little of this and that you just need to browse through everything even if you don't want what you see great way to spend the day read more

the snake place, the one with the large burmese pythons at the front ? i think exotics land? we pay $7 for four rats and a mouse for our snakes. many times that they've come home, you could smell the infection coming from the animals. they were wet, sweating ??? and losing fur. One time we brought a mouse home and the snake wouldn't take it, the next day, it died with no cause. Cheaper, but not worth your snake getting sick read more

Pretty much the only quality flea market in the Charleston/Summerville area. Good place to buy fresh produce, buy boiled peanuts of multiple varieties, eat delicious Mexican food out of a taco truck, and search for a diamond in the rough. read more

Worst flea market ever. I admit I am not an every day flea person, but I do enjoy the occasional trip for great treasure hunts. Skip this one. It's indoor buildings are not air conditioned, so unless there are some great vendors it's not worth the Lowcountry heat in the summer months. (full of sock shops and fake oils, you get the drift). As for the outside, it's full of rude and obnoxious peddlers. You could get high off the weed being smoked by the vendors, as well as witnessing venders tossing back the whiskey. It does not feel safe nor offers nothing of value. Do yourself a favor and skip it. read more

Been there over the last month 3 times because we got our first batch of chickens there for egg laying. Yes, they sell just about everything there. Lots of folks buy those baby chickens from True Value or Tractor Supply but we went with fully mature chickens. There are several people there that sell chickens but the ones near the south entrance seem to have more and they are ready to lay. The flea market is great with several ethnic foods available. Plenty of people's wears outside. Not real crazy about the inside shops but the outside seems pretty cool. From someone with their pinto trunk open selling a couple odd items to full blow shop areas with everything including the kitchen sink. Love the vegetable section with lots of stuff being sold by what seems to be authentic Mexican vendors. We bought some tortillas that have lasted the month and we still have some and they are fantastic. So, overall well worth the trip to Ladson. Next set of chickens we get may be younger but it was great to be able to buy chickens for less than $20 each and be gathering eggs a couple days later. Sometime cooked and placed on a fine tortilla from same venue! read more

I go here often. I just look around for gba games and other random stuff. I recommend haggling, if your good at it. The fair is AMAZING and yeah. read more