Today was a lot busier than a normal weekend visit. The famous Budweiser Clydesdales made an…read moreappearance today. We got there a little early to find the best place to see them. It worked out really well considering the amount of people there. My first time seeing them. I'm happy I was able to be a part of this experience. Loyal fan.

3/1/2025 Parking 5/5…read moreThere is never a problem finding a parking space here. Atmosphere 5/5 My score is for open markets. The Mesa Market Place can't be beat! Service 5/5 Purchased lunch and bicycle handle bar accessories for my phone and water bottle from two different vendors and scored! People's seem friendlier in an outdoor open Market. Great day for the outdoors and under roof in the shade.

First of all, I had no idea this place was the size of a small nation. I walked in thinking,…read more"Little antique shop, I'll just go up one aisle and down the next." Ma'am. Sir. There is no "up and down." This place is a labyrinth designed by someone who said, "What if we hid Narnia behind every dresser?" I got lost at least three times. Possibly four. At one point I genuinely forgot: What I came for, which direction I entered... who I am as a person. Every time I thought I found the "main path," I'd turn a corner and BAM! secret pocket room. Hidden alcove. Side quest unlocked. Now, to be fair, if you are someone who enjoys treasure hunting, rummaging, discovering trinkets you didn't know you needed, and time traveling, this is your Disneyland. There is stuff. So much stuff. Trinkets. Bobbles. Whatnots, galore. Things your grandma had. Things your grandma refused to have. I went in looking for one very specific item. I did not find it. I did, however, find three existential moments and mild spatial disorientation. Did I have a good time? Yes. Did I leave with what I needed? No. Did I briefly consider dropping breadcrumbs to find my way out? Also yes. Three stars because it's impressive, chaotic, and an adventure... but if you go in with a mission, be prepared to lose it. Possibly along with your sense of direction. Would return. With a map.

One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday is going on a treasure hunt as I like to call it & this…read moreparticular antique store I just love! We've been to this store several times over the past couple of years & every time I'm lucky enough to find something amazing yet half the time my choice is in the locked cabinet..... lol! This store is extremely large so you can definitely be there for a few hours because they have everything that you can imagine! The store is also well spaced out for as big as it is & it's not cluttered like some antique stores can be! On this last visit I completely lucked out because I've been eyeing a figurine in a glass case & it was still there! Well once they took it out & put it in my hands I knew I wanted it.... a Giuseppe Armani figurine so delicately made, I fell in love & the price.... Could not beat! Then on another visit in another locked glass case there she sat.... This gorgeous Sweden " Strombergshyttan " crystal vase of a girl holding a bird cage, underneath the vase is signed & numbered. Yes I basically walked away with a steal, my husband had to tell me to stop smiling! I just love this store, there's such a large selection to choose from for all tastes out there! Mind you it's not in that fancy zip code but do not let that discourage you because sometimes when you drive out of those zip codes that's where's there'll be some extra treasures lingering around!

This place is a blast to the past! So much variety! I walked hours and still missed a few spots…read more Can spend the whole day here. The value varies depending on the item and booth. Some are more expensive than others for similar items. There's something for everyone. If patient can find great deals. The staff i encountered were nice including the cashier. Service was adequate. The booths are different owners but you just paid for all in one place which makes it very convenient. Def coming back there's so much to see, you want to buy it all! Next door they have bbq.

Lots of memories refreshed here. And then you remember how…read moremuch items cost back when compared to the prices now. Decor, clothing, books, pictures, frames, toys, War memorabilia, musical instruments, jewelry, records, furniture, hardware, tools, stickers, and maybe a few other tchotchkes. They have special events that occasionally take place over the weekend. There's a senior day. They welcome pets and even encouraged me to bring mine in! Maybe someday I'll bring one of mine for the "Bull in the China Shop" experience. They have a restaurant here too so you can dine prior your shopping experience. Or after. They also have small shopping carts, but honestly there's no need since occasionally staff will pass and ask you if you would like the items you're carrying taken up front. And it doesn't take much to get large items moved because staff is so helpful. On special event weekends it gets noticeably busy. Parking lot fills and aisles become a bit crowded, so come early. Holidays are especially appealing when vendors dress up their booths with seasonal decor, especially the vintage items. Almost every time I shop here I find something to bring home.

Made this a destination spot for a Saturday outing, and it wasn't the best experience. The signage…read morewas minimal, especially as you drove up looking for the entrance. Many others also attempted to go in where the exit was. At least 5 other vehicles did the same as us, almost causing a few accidents. You have to go around to the parking in the back of the market in the school campus parking lot. Parking was decent, plenty of spaces. However, bathrooms were nowhere to be found. I even asked one of the ladies that had a tent/booth, and she said I was 3rd person to ask her in literally under a minute where bathrooms were located. She had no idea herself. None were to be found as it looks like the campus doors were shut to the building bathrooms, and no main info tent to ask anyone running the market. Unfortunately, tons of people and no bathrooms are not great. I had to leave and find a quick stop somewhere else and wasn't able to walk the entire market. Market seemed to be mainly vintage fashion, jewelry, and food trucks. I'm not sure that I'd come back to this market given the lack of organization and no restrooms to be easily located.

This market has expanded a TON since I last visited a year or two ago and they changed locations…read more There used to be plenty of parking which was an issue with the last market. It was really busy but seemed like enough vendors that lines weren't ridiculous. It was well organized and a great mix of vintage/antiques, food/drinks, and other random vendors like crochet or charm bracelets! I got my 7 month old son a cute vintage shirt from Paloma Vintage, some delicious gluten free treats from Not Your GFs Gluten Free, and focaccia from sweet n sourdough! Dog friendly event too! Super fun!

Sure I knew what I was getting into. Another Mexican flea…read moremarket. I been to many being from California,every town over 75 thousand residents has at least a little one every week. This one was not any different. Same hats, toys, clothing and tools. Same art, food, electronics and shoes. But this one has a tattoo shop that was different. So this being in the desert is nicely covered by tarps which is a great idea in thought but also traps the emissions from dozens of small generators...sickening. 100 degrees and nauseous. Last words...I bought a hat.

Love coming the Park N' Swap Friendly Service from all…read morevendors. There's a variety of items. The Sonoran hot dogs are delicious. The value, depending on what you are shopping for is always good.

I am a part time reseller. I drove from Las Vegas to visit. It is well run. Workers keep control…read moreof the unruly people. The amount of quaility brands is amazing. The warehouse is huge...tons and tones of gaylords and blue bins. Jennifer, the manager, is so sweet and kind. I can't wait to go back again!!! Suzanne from Vegas

Happened to be in the area so I finally went back after several years. It was super busy which…read moresuprised me because it was a weekday. The bins ends up taking stuff that didn't sell at other stores so there's a ton of stuff that is just crappy. Super worn clothes, holes, broken waist bands ect. I was still able to get some good stuff for me and my kids. I found a sherpa lined hoodie that was in great shape for my son. When I got home I looked it up and it retailed for $100. The side that has not clothes was chaos though. Someone in the bin next to you will take stuff out of their bin and throw it right on top of you digging in yours. It was stressful. A guy saw me picking some craft stuff out like buttons and beads and he must have felt bad for me because he started grabbing things and handing them to me haha. I did leave with some cool stuff and it was only $40 or something like that. I'll go again when I happen to be in the area, but if you have anxiety this might not be the place for you.

This place was horrible! I'd never set foot in this place again. It's all a bunch of stuff you'd…read morefind at your grandparents house and they want way too much money for things. Trinkets and figurines- $20, $40, $60....these are some of the prices I saw. Tons of old tools and hot wheels toys I could find in my dad's collection. Lots of stuff was dirty and there was a bad smell in this place too. Lots of vendor areas were roped off with caution tape and you couldn't even look at half the stuff in here. Horrible experience. Not inviting at all and terribly overpriced! You can find the same stuff posted on online marketplace selling sites and actual yard sales for less!

From the owner: We buy, sell, trade products and services that include a wide range of products for your family…read moreincluding antiques, collectibles, tools, books, DVDs, home decor, decals, new and vintage fashion, etc.