First time going and I enjoyed it. A variety of stuff to look over, some new some used, but all in good and fair shape. Folks were very polite and helpful. Also willing to work around some of the pricing. I recommend folks go and check it out. read more

There was a craft there that was made of a gas can that I purchased that looked like a Halloween pumpkin carving also I purchased a mom plant that lasted forever for a very good price. The people were all friendly. The parking wasn't bad. read more

Not as big as advertised lots of shops closed run down you can tell it use to be a great flea market but not anymore

Plenty of vendors, it's a good place to find something you didn't know you needed. Sometimes there's a jewel in the pile of stuff that shit didn't. read more

I was so disappointed in the flea market activity today. It was so dead to be such a beautiful cloudless Sunday afternoon, I really felt that there would be more vendors there to enjoy, but NOT so much. I did decide that when I have the extra money, I am going to go buy a blue airbrushed mountain view license plate that says Lisa Lvs Tony on it. Also, Tony found a couple sleeveless tanks he liked that had automobile logos on them but I felt they were too high at $10 each. Walmart offers the same style shirts for $4.97 a piece..so he could get 2 there for the price of this one shirt. If I had a roof on my porch ( aka deck right now) I could hang up flowers and maybe a nice flag that is summery but right now, I can't so that is disappointing to me too. The only good thing today was the sunshine... and the cute puppies and doggies that people had shopping with them. ALSO all the shops take cash only!!! I never have cash on me anymore so I was very limited to what I could spend here. read more

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If you're looking for something to do on the weekend this is a really cool place something for everyone. They have a curiosity and oddity shop that is really something to see. read more

One of those rent-a-booth places. The craftspeople booths have some good stuff (I bought a nice belt to fit my not-usually-found size), but there also seemed to be a fair bit of 'overstock' and 'garage sale' type stuff. Might be worth a look just so you know whats there, but we were really looking for something more like an old fashioned swap meet type of place. I will say we will be back sometime to check out the fresh veggies though. And we didn't get over to the Amish Half Market. read more

The majority of shops are CASH ONLY. Bring the kids only if you can keep an eye on them and they're not prone to running off or breaking things. There are too many shops, and the shops are tiny, so breakables are more likely to be broken! There are soda machines and food shops, some with fresh veggies/groceries and others that serve hot foods. So many things!! This flea market is basically a series of indoor warehouses with shops set up both indoors and outdoors. Stalls are rented to shop owners - there's everything from crazy hats to antiques to cafe food and iPhone repair/accessories. Each shop has it's own thing. Some are pricey, most are extremely reasonable. ALL of these shops will bargain, so don't be too concerned about the sticker price. Sometimes while examining well-priced items, the owner would give me an even lower price! Shop around first. You might find something you want at another shop at a better price. My purchases: - A wooden sign to hang over my bed that says "Always Kiss Me Goodnight." $20 - Cast iron frying pan for $15. I later found the exact same frying pan in the same condition at another antique shop for $125. - Winter hat with a yarn mo-hawk instead of the standard ball. $10 - Six foot iPhone cable. $10 - Two sets iPhone headphones with mic. $8 each - Large winter coat. $5 - A dozen American Eagle and Hollister shirts (boyfriend wears small and only shirts that are plain or without writing). $5 each - Small Raggedy Ann doll (nostalgia!). $3 - Two pairs of thick, woolen socks. $1 each read more

This is a large flea market that mostly has permanent vendors in indoor spaces. On the day we visited, there was a small space outdoors that was being used by what appeared to be transient sellers. I can't speak to what might be there on other days. There were very few of the transient sellers which is what I'm used to in a "flea market" atmosphere. The permanent vendors were for the most part not selling new things but would be there every week with the same items. There was a large produce section which I would have loved to purchase from but we were traveling and not able to keep fresh produce. My purchases were few but I did enjoy browsing the large used book stall in one of the buildings. The book selection and arrangement was the best I've ever seen at a flea market. The vendor was very friendly. This flea market was worth the stop but would not be somewhere I'd shop at every weekend. read more

Great place to buy and sell! Plenty of parking, great vendors with a wide selection of merchandise. The best flea market in the tristate.