All the people at the peddlers market are very friendly. There is several vendors there who are very accommodating and would help with anything you need. The food there that they serve is amazing. It's family-oriented but just don't go outside go inside and check out all the amazing finds. read more

Love spending my weekends here and my cash! Normal item s to very unusual items found here . It's an adventure everytime People are great, never know what treasures you,ll find here . read more

Friendly vendors, indoor and outdoor booths with quite a few hidden treasures! We will be going back!

If you want to look for a hidden treasure among junk this is the place to go. The vendors in the parking lot are selling stuff that probably were in trash cans. I saw one trading card seller there. No deals with him. I went last weekend and today because 1 inside seller promised to bring binders of trading cards for me to see that she found in a house she bought. She forgot to bring them and asked me to text her for this weekend which I did. I had met her at a wedding. Unscrupulously she sold 150 before i got there and another 110 to the owner of the place. The rest was junk. I didnt buy any. Walked around with my son and most of the people are long retired and sell stuff here as entertainment and to pass the time. Coins, rusted pocketknifes, Dvds, vhs, old records, clothes, bicycles and bags and tables and tables of junk. If you are a collector of old coke memorabilia check this place out. Cash only and lots of haggling. You can rent a booth for 30 to 50 dollars. I was asked. It is only open on weekends. I was told the best bargains are in the parking lot in the early hours by flashlight. I won't be back. read more

I will not lie, I was a little scared to step into this place. It was very seedy looking. Half of the vendors there were very nice, the other half just didn't even bother to greet us. And the whole place was an empty shell. Maybe we went during the wrong season but I doubt I'll be going back. Go with caution. read more

One of the worst flea markets I have ever been to. Seems like everyone just picks stuff out of the trash and tries to sell it. I'm glad there wasn't a entry fee so I didn't have to spend any money on a place like this. Not worth your time or money read more

Love peddlers market! I always find something. Vendors have great prices and most are super friendly.

My wife and I go to the flea market a lot. Like most flea markets there is a lot of junk but we find good stuff often. Most vendors will negotiate prices. Saturday's have more vendors than Sunday. When the weather is good the parking lot is packed full of vendors. We like it. read more

I am not one to normally sell goods at a flea market, but rather than have a yard sale, I decided to load up my truck, pay $12 and set up shop in the parking lot. The person selling next to me was friendly, helping me become aquatinted with the regulars. I could tell from the start that many of the people come here week after week, searching for bargains. I was fortunate to make over $100 in two hours. This will largely depend on the types of items you are selling and the weather, just like a yard sale, but it's a great alternative with minimal effort. read more

"California knows how to party!" - TuPac Though TuPac was not talking about California, Ohio in his hit "California Love" he certainly could have been if he had visited Peddlers Flea Mkt. Peddlers Flea Mkt is a salt of the earth type of place. The kind of place where people come to sell in order to get their next fix or to get money to pay rent on their doublewide. On Saturday's there are outside vendors and boy can you get a deal. Stacks on stacks of DVD's for a $1 each and an assortment of everything you need and don't need from clothing to ramen noodles to vintage comic books. I would advise bringing a bottle of sanitizer with you as you have no idea where the items were before they ended up at Peddlers. A flea market that reminds me of the flea markets of my younger years. Good old used stuff, and not just tables of crap imported from China. I will be back and perhaps set up a booth some time! read more

At first glance this place is awesome. The outside vendors are great and there's always a variety. However, after going there for a few weeks in a row, I noticed two things. First they let vendors buy from one another. So I literally was undersold by another vendor, trying to buy new items for my collection, when a vendor walked up, saw me going for them, and then BOUGHT those items. Then he turned around and tried to sell these to me for 5x the original price. Most flea markets forbid this behavior! Don't wast your time on the inside. The vendors found out what I was looking for and all of the sudden a $5 piece that was wrecked and horrible condition was marked at $40 (above what it would be bought for at mint). And to make matters worse the guy actually tried to convince me it was valuable. Not good for establishing long term business relationships. I look for fair relationships for long term buying and selling. The inside vendors just try to rip you off. They don't care about long term relationships or old fashioned business. They just want to meet the rent price of their space and move on. The inside is pretty dirty too. Bathrooms are in disrepair. I recommend only as an occasional trip but not for the serious collector trying to establish good fair business relationships with vendors and dealers. read more

This flea market is close to Lunkin Airport. Admimission & parking are free. There is an overflow lot accross the street, I usually use it since the main lot is much more hectic. There is a UDF accross the street with an ATM, should you need cash or an ice cream. Like most flea markets there is a lot of junk for sale, but there are also lots of surprises. We go there on Saturday or Sunday morning, just to get a nice walk, if we find something, its a plus. Several stands sell produce, some of it is home grown. As you can see from some of the pictures if you go too late or it gets too hot the vendors pack up and leave, unsold items are often left behind (the staff cleans up). We have good and bad shopping days, but since its free there is nothing to lose. read more

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You have to have an appreciation for Flea Markets to understand this place. In Texas, I was raised on FMs with my dad selling his curios finds, carpentry, handmade knives, antiques and vintage collections at our local FM. He would go on to own his own antique shop on the famous Route 66x Antique Row in Amarillo, Tx. Great memories, great finds, and appreciation for things of yonder years, old-timey, as they say there. And that is what I found here at Peddlers Flea Market. I'd been meaning to check it out for 4 years, since moving here to Cincy. bc it looked fun. I met a sweet-kind woman named Ruth, selling her awesome jewelry. I like to repurpose jewelry, and resell it. Ruth had a nice eye for cool stuff! She also gifted my daughter and I a couple of items...I told her i would be back and she said she knows i will with a wink. I like Ruth. I wanna back her some cookies now. My daughter took a shine to her also...which my daughter is quite the introvert. 3 more vendors either gave us deals or free items after we paid for our merch. I dont know if this is typical of them at this particular flea market, if it was our lucky day and good karma catching up, or bc we didn't try to bargain, we just paid them what they said...which still were awesome deals. I'm so impressed that I wanna show up and sell some of my stuff I need to get rid off. I think this would work better than doing a yard sale. More exposure and some interesting souls to talk to. Plus, maybe I can too achieve my dream of following in my dads footsteps and have my own antique and repurposed furniture shop with a modern twist of DIY workshops, community based! It's a gem of an unpolished pearl as far as 2nd hand goes....and these days it's so posh that people take it to the extremes. Not PFM, it has southern charm in a big midwest city. Customer and possible vendor for as long as I hold residency in cincy. Thank you! read more

This place is kinda dirty. Kinda scary....so, ya know...like most swap meets. There is, on the other hand, basically anything you could think of available. So, head on down the the swap meet and get your shop on! read more

I started going to this flea market this year, despite living in the area for years! I had no idea what I was missing. I was able to buy clothing for my 11yr old and 16yr old, all name brands, like PINK and JUSTICE at next to nothing prices. I also was in search of some antiques, and was able to find some amazing items from Jewelry Chest to a Vintage Trunk. I would highly recommend this to all people regardless of socioeconomic backgrounds - I was able to buy 10 Disney DVD's for $15, several new items for my dog, homegrown produce, and some Michael Kors dresses for myself for $15 each!!! read more

Just out killing a few minutes and thought we'd check it out. Pure junk with the exception of one little jewelry booth. I could have overlooked the filth if the people were friendly or there were hidden treasures; I'd never go back. read more

In my opinion, this is the best flea market in the region. On a warm Saturday morning you're sure to find a full parking lot of vendors and buyers. It's also a great place to set up if you can't have a yard sale or aren't in a good location to have one. Parking is free and it's one of the busiest in town. You never know what you'll find here. Great place. read more