My friend and I enjoy going to the Atwater flea market, rain or shine, cold or hot on Sundays and…read moreThursdays if we can. Parking is $2 only on the pavement with handicap and the dirt area is $1 for each car. They do have a one bathroom building for all. You can find treasures there for sure, you just need to look hard and items are negotiable. They have clothing, shoes, kitchen wares, outside gardening, Mexican and Chinese food, agua frescas, produce, and pan dulce. Check it out and remember to step out and enjoy your day.

The food here is ssooooo good and really cheap. And the fruits are SO SWEET AND VERY CHEAP!!…read moreEveryone is so kind they're especially the people working in the food trucks!! 5 's and I 100% recommend!

It's huge, with a variety of food trucks (including one serving Chinese food). There's a vast…read moreselection of produce, hats, leather shoes, churros, and small tools. If you're looking for something that isn't off Alibaba, you'll want to learn your favorite stalls -- there's one with South American pottery that I'm eyeing for future purchases, and a couple with pistachios and candy. Parking is $5 (on a real paved lot) and subsequent admission is free. This is not a place to find a huge variety of used items, the way the Turlock flea was when I was a kid, but it's a pleasant walk and you can stave off exhaustion with fresh hot churros.

This spot would be perfect if u just want to come out here to eat. The stuff they sell isnt really…read moremy cup of tea. I like to dig thru crates of stuff and old boxes to see what I find. Here they sell the same stuff. The pots and pans the mexican knickknacks etc. boooring. Give me the junk piles and let me dig for a treasure. Parking is 5 bucks, if u wanna be cheap and save 5 bucks u could park in the dirt road thats pretty far and dusty. I'm good, the produce section is nice they have a koo selection but they dont have some stuff like at other flea markets where they sell mole's at the spices section. Bathrooms are super clean. Overall its not a bad flea market but its just not the kind I like

I enjoy this Flea market more then others in the area…read more food wise: they have awsome chow mein (see my pics I posted), plus mexican food ov course. Plus if u go to the right stand they have the fluffiest churroes. I wudent buy a soda at a food stand cuz u can just buy one from a person there for 50 cents. Or even a horchata drink ! Plus I lovvvve thoes $1 bins here. I always stock up on bobbypins. Jerseys, dvds, and cheap fruit all here.

I am new to the area & hoped to get a nice flea market experience, of finding that hide gem &…read morehaggling a fair price. I arrived here around noon on a Friday & as I entered I notice the parking lot was units empty & as I walked in found many vendors just barely setting up. All in all I calculate that only about 20% of the vender were there & open for business. There was maybe 5 vendors that had used items I was hoping to find and the rest were all selling exactly the same snacks, vegetables & fruits. The rest sold traditional Latin - American leather, hats, shoes,sandals and boots for men or women. I think the best products were the food vendors that were in fact open and off course the fresh fruits & vegetables vendors. I was sad to see this place missed that flea market spark, therefore as it seems the weekends have to offer a better experience to this bargain hunters game.

Well, the ladies who helped me and my friends there over 40 years ago are most likely gone, but…read moretheir care and effort still mean so much to me. I still have stuff I got there! Sorry to see it go.

They stock a lot of second hand goods throughout their store, but everything seems to be both…read moreoutdated and overpriced. You may be able to find quite a few unique items on their shelves, but the condition may be less than acceptable for the cost. I've found quite a few nice pieces of glassware for a reasonable price, but other items like computer monitors, electronics, and children's toys are always more expensive than shopping at a flea market, Goodwill, or eBay.

Truly, remember to enjoy your lives, get out thru rain or sun and drive carefully. All flea markets…read moreneed your patronage. As always, we find treasures at low prices. Excellent service from all vendors. So many selections to chose from and at very low prices. All fruits and vegetables are great. Have fun everyone!

Loved loved loved our experience here. As first timers, we didn't know what to expect because flea…read moremarkets are a hit or miss. We had our personal tour guides (family that lives in town) so it was a simple maneuver throughout the grounds. Our party of 9 arrived on Sunday around noon. It was crowded but with good energy all around. We had fish tacos, oysters, shrimp ceviche, churros, fully baked potatoes, fresca, and other munchies. We also had beers while we were walking around -- super fun and relaxing. There are a variety of vendors selling almost everything you can think of -- from clothing to jewelry to baby accessories. It was really fun to look through each stand. It's $2 per adult at the entrance but totally worth it. Highly recommend if you're in Madera!

I was looking for Christmas gifts for the people in my life. I came across these aprons at (El…read moreRinconcito) a little Mexican store with many adorable gifts inside and outside. A must stop and see for yourself shop.

This review is for the place that sells the fruit cups. So, after a few months I went back. To my…read moresurprise the regular cup of fruit is $5... :o Last time I was there it was $3 and that was already expensive! A big watermelon will cost you $5, a pineapple is $2.99. Cucumbers 3-4 for $1, etc. I know there are x-expenses this business incur but not to the degree of ripping off people. Come on...! Too bad for the after school kids. They will no longer be able to buy a cup of fruit. Rarely children get $5 dollars to spend. With $4-5 dollars more people can buy a whole meal with meat, beans and rice. Don't waste your money buying this fruit cups. Instead buy the fruit yourself and peal/cut it. You will definitely save a lot of money.

Just discovered this unique thrift store, which reminde me of an elderly relative's garage, filled…read moreto the brim with odds and ends collected over the years. Don't go in expecting carefully laid out aisles and displays, like the bigger thrift stores or antique malls, but a lot of hidden treasures, including books, records and possibly the biggest collection of matchbox cars I've seen in any thrift store/antique mall ever. If you like to go to estate or garage sales, this is the place to visit. Owner was friendly.

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This is an indoor flea market and it's a hidden gem ! Lots of great stuff ! I would definitely…read morerecommend

Literally nothing was open despite being there during the afternoon, when every shop had a sign…read moresaying "Open Sun. 11am-Xpm". How terribly inaccurate and misleading. My wife and I were excited peruse the shops and stalls while letting our dog explore. The only shops that were open were Modee and Zander's Coffee. Modee was a cute little shop with plenty of homemade soaps and lotions. This review does not reflect their shop though, I'd give them a 4/5. The woman running the shop seemed to be the sister of the soap/lotion maker, but she was quite friendly! It was unfortunate that there wasn't a comprehensive list of ingredients in their products. Regardless, I bought a 4oz bottle of Goats Milk Honey Lotion for $6. Compared to mainstream companies, this is quite a lot of product for the price, and it works well! I made a separate review for Zander's Coffee, but in short, it was poor quality. Overall we were saddened by the lack of accurate hours but delighted to have found Modee's shop.

Not much going on when we were in Coarsegold yesterday. There was someone in the back with a booth…read moreset up, but we didn't check it out. What caught my eye was the awesome tribute to our American Military Veterans. (Thank you, all, for your service and sacrifices). It's right on the corner...be sure to look for it the next time you're in Coarsegold. Anyway, when the craft fairs are going on here, this place is jamming. We've visited on Memorial Weekend and Labor Day Weekend. Vendors come from all over and I have gotten the coolest stuff throughout the years. Food vendors, too. There IS a good Mexican restaurant there, too! The downfall for this place? There's not much in the way of parking. One year we were parked way up the side road and had to tromp through the weeds. It really is a fun day, though, when you're looking for a holiday weekend adventure.

Lovely little farmer's market, but it is VERY SMALL. I went looking for a farmer's market while…read morevisiting Merced and helping my niece move into her college dorm. Go Bobcats!!! Found this little gem and got some really good deals! Shoutout to the produce guy for my $4 watermelon that is so sweet and weighted like 20 pounds! Shoutout to the fruit guy for my peaches and plums and freeze dried peaches! Your green plums are freakin' amazing and worth the weight in gold! My sister bought from the bee/ honey guy. Overall it was nice, just mega small. We are from San Diego and are used to larger farmers markets. I would have thought that a farming community like Merced and the surrounding areas would have a bigger turn out of sellers.

For being in the heart of farmland community it is the tiniest farmers market I've ever been to…read more What they do have is good and worth it...just not a lot of options.