I was told i could not sell soda because management want's to force you the buyer to buy ONLY from them soda and water! I thought people are supposed to have a choice? Management has taken away your choice of freedom to choose what you want and who you want to spend your money with! If i am thirsty, i want to buy from whomever i choose to spend my money with or the closest source to satisfy my thirst! The management should not control the patrons by forcing them to buy from them exclusively! A dollar per soda is impacting managements bottom line? And only them while your at a open flea market buy eliminating the convenience of having several sources available. i thought this was America, are you kidding me? Your reasoning for this is my selling soda and or water for the those who are thirsty is my selling soda is impacting your bottom line? Management buys the cheapest water they can find for 5 cents a bottle and sells it to you for a dollar or 2 dollars? who's fooling the people? Does the attending public know and agree with this tactic, having their freedom of choice, of where to get a drink has been stripped away by the management. You no longer have freedom of choice! Management controls you, you have no choice. The general public has made the choice of coming to this market and management demands that you can only buy water and soda from them, no one else, WTF !! Who are you kidding? They illegally collected taxes from all the vendors for years now all of a sudden you have tax problems but my selling a soda and making peanuts from the sale of a soda is impacting your bottom line ? There is something very very wrong here. I pay rent to be here to sell what i can to survive! I sell nothing illegal yet its illegal for me to sell soda to a thirsty patron, they have to walk over to the office 3 minutes away to get something to drink? Why? read more

I would give Oak Hill Flea Market three stars. Its a relatively small market comprised of an indoor and outdoor row. I'm not really a fan of flea markets, but my family enjoys them very much for all the great deals. They had more here during our recent visit than last time. They have raffle drawings, fresh vegetables, a restaurant, a food stand selling popcorn and carnival food (deep fried Twinkies, Oreos, hot dogs, etc) and a row dedicated to antiques. I didn't really see many great items, and my family member and I walked through pretty quickly. I bought one item (a book about history for a dollar), but my family bought a few additional items. If you need to use the restroom, I would recommend stopping at a rest stop before waiting until you get to the market. There was only one male and one female bathroom, and the female restroom was disgusting and unsanitary. Also the sink runs continuously so it just wastes water, and there were no paper towels to dry your hands (only an air hand dryer). It was nice to explore, but its not a place I would come to again and again! read more

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I went to Oak Hill Flea Market today and got cheated by the Asian Lady selling plants. She had two oleander plants at her stand and I asked how much for one, She said $15 dollars So I picked one plant out " I will take this one" I handed her a $20 and just as soon as she had my money She looks at me - and said it's $20 for one plant , and 2 plants for $15 each Oh..? You did not tell me that.. I want to sell both the plants together ' She said I tell you what , I will sell you the other plant for $15 -------- So not only did she cheat me , but she tried to swindle me for more money and I have to ask.. Is that normal business here? Or is it okay for the venders to try and cheat the public like she cheated me? Other than that this place is okay and has several things to look at - that are selling for a reasonable price. read more

Haven't been to a real flea market in a long time. So when I heard about this one near where I was staying, I had to check it out. It was old style with a group of about 80 vendors set up around their tables and vehicles. There was a little of everything, literally. They had miscellaneous chachki items to handmade greeting cards and mill cut slabs of rough wood, perfect for tables and mantels. It was lots of fun to walk around around with friends and try to figure out what some of the items were or used for. There were old tools and mechanisms that the sellers were able to explain their uses that was fascinating. I enjoy learning about those type of things. My friend found an antique buoy bell (pretty awesome) to hang off his dock. Lots of fun things for sale. Parts of the market was under open ended tents which offered some shade on that hot day. There was also a small building with 3 garage spaces with a vendor and a small restaurant. The parking lot was grass and dirt, so for us motorcyclists, be careful on the uneven surfaces. Next time I am up this way, I will stop in again to explore more neat items. read more

I love flea markets and this one is my favorite u can find all kinds of things there. The prices are good and u can work with the person to wheel and deal Best days are sundays go early close up about noon ish. Old stuff new stuff they got it all nice day out read more

The photo posted by Chris says it all, I have stopped in a few times when passing by only to be amazed by some of the vendors. If your hunt for treasure includes: VHF tapes, 8-Track tapes, lotions and socks this may be the place for you. I have found nothing of interest but I do get a kick out of seeing that months could pass between my visits and the same folks with the same junk are here weekend after weekend. read more

The Oak Hill Flea Market is the most interesting! You never meet a stranger in this town! The picture the other fella posted does not say anything ! You must go and check it out for yourself. There are the same vendors there quite often, but they add to their assortment every time I have gone. If you are looking for great bargains for lawn mowers/equipment, vacuum cleaners, guns/knives and the interesting then this is it! read more