Awesome deals and professional service. Great selection of things to buy. Good value of gifts available.

Was not expecting to flea market today which are always the best ones. I was on my way elsewhere when I seen the signs and decided to detour here. Free parking and $1 to enter. You have your typical stuff which you see at flea markets. You have a mix of indoor and outdoor vendors. I did a quick brows through because I had plans today but found some good quality cloths for work and a couple shirts. Could of spent more but bit my tongue. Will pop back in some time if I am ever passing through on a Sunday (only days open) read more

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If you want a true Flea Market experience you must visit Raynham Flea Market. It's clean, very spacious, and the long term vendors are so nice and reasonable. Admission is typically $1.00 and they also have ample parking and an outdoor venue when the weather is nice. read more

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The experience is fun i guess but buying things sucks. I feel like everyone wanted top dollar for everything. Not one of the venders would haggle with me.. like whats the point of even thrifting or going to places like this and not even scoring any deals? I told my daughter she could get a barbie (figuring 4-5 bucks TOPS) thing was 20 bucks?? Another figure i wanted along with hers they wanted 40 for? I looked up on ebay for shits and giggles and it was selling for 30 lmao i mean i get people have to make money but it really makes zero sense to go to a place like this and playing retail/ above retail. Most of the stuff was junk too. There were a few cool authentic vintage clothing booths. But all the jewelry they had was fake. All the bags and colognes were fakes. I mean yeah what do you expect from places like these but back in the day there would be real authentic venders here and there now it seems everything is fake and they will lie to you like its real. On the bright side i found jsrf which was pretty dope. Only thing this place is really good for imo is experience. You aren't going to find any bargaining . read more

Decent flea market, free parking and $1 admission. Outside is a little more tolerable. More wide open, many vendors that do clean outs selling random items. Inside is dirty and cramped. Too many vendors and too much clutter, wouldn't want to be in there during an emergency. An eclectic mix of vendors selling random stuff. Not an artisan market for sure. Food, I like the pizza stand and the fries dough, hadn't tried any other vendors read more

The Raynham Flea market is amazing for its collection of junk being sold. You'll find a warehouse building with many vendors peddling such swag as sports memorabilia , shampoo , auto parts, clothing ect ect . I think you get the point, I mean it's a swap meet. However I ran into an interesting bloke who had a vintage music posters, reproduction local shirts from amusement parks & vinyl (RECORDS). We chatted for awhile about 80's metal music and turned out he was the nephew of Bobby Chouinard. Now Bobby was the drummer for Billy Squire, you know the 80's icon. He shared some great stories about Bobby & Billy and even had a copy of the book he wrote about Bobby. Made me a great deal for $20 so I bought that and a few shirts from him. Super cool dude if you run into him , FYI... Well that was my observation of the swap meet and honesty I will go back. Who knows what I'll find there. read more

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Are you the type of person who's idea of fun is going to yard sales? Then the Raynham Flea Market is right up your ally. There's free parking and admission is $1. Vendors are set up both inside the main building, and outside in the lot around the main building. (So, even if it's raining, the flea is still on for the vendors that have space inside.) There's a big assortment of items being sold so I was happy looking at purses & costume jewelry while my husband browsed Nintendo games & comic books. Not all the items will be stuff you care about. (I walked right by electronic cigarette and incense booths.) But, the thrill of the hunt is fun! I plan to come back later this summer, and bring some friends who also like yard sales to see what "treasure" we can find. read more

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First off I'll start out by saying although I gave 3 stars I would consider that good for a flea market. It's not a bad place a lot of random stuff especially Ty collectibles and if your a huge movie buff it's great because you can get a lot of like new quality movies for very cheap like I do. My 2 complaints would be 1. They shouldn't charge to go in and 2 it sucks that it's only a weekend thing. Would be nice if they opened at least 1 day during the week like a Friday. read more

Five Woo-Woos for this Flea Market. I never been here (or heard of it) because I live up "gnawth" but my one, Moey, is from south "shaw" and suggested we peep out the RFM. I was game but not expecting anything of interest here. Au contraire, bro. Sure there was a lot of total junk and stuff but there were "billions upon billions" (to quote the late Cark Sagan) of geek-approved comic book stuff/statues, sci-fi and horror stuff, Muppet stuff (one couple even made their own muppets including Robin muppets), toddy accoutrements, retro records and hi-fi stuff, and much more. Moey scored a Pirate Kermit Plush for a buck that goes for 25 bucks on the net. Incredible. It only cost a buck to get in and there was ample parking. The outside area was decent but the real gems were inside -literally. Moey and I went into a gem store which had great prices on mineral specimens from teenie to large. I picked up an awesome 30-pound "sugarcake" crystal geode that looks KILLER on my end table with a colored light and my fossil collection. I talked the dood down from 150 bucks to 130 bucks. Moey bought a jade (CORRECTION: ONYX) vase and the dood tossed in an angel figurine and a mini crystal tree au gratis. Also of note was a plethora of junk-food stands featuring fried doe, corn dawgs, chicken fingers, chili cheese fries, 'za, pop, slush puppies, nachos, etc. It looked really good and mostly MTO and fresh. I didn't try the food because we were headed to an Oriental Buffet but next time I'd like to try the Flea Market food stands. Outside was a mobile truck selling live lobsters for a song. I wish I had taken more PICS but trust me that you will be amazed at the amount and assortment of geek/cool items here. Awesome. IMPORTANT NOTE FOR SERIOUS COLLECTORS: This is a not a high-end collector venue. Most all items are affordable and are not particularly hard-to-find items or "grails." CAVEAT: No Elvira or Lynda Carter Wonder Woman items due to their high demand. However, you may get lucky and find something exclusive if you are knowledgeable. read more

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Visited the Raynham flea market for the first time this season and was very disappointed. We arrived about 9am on a warm Sunday morning and about 1/4 of the vendor booths were closed. On my last visit, I found several booths full of hidden treasures and unusual collectibles. Today, the majority of the booths seemed to be selling discounted retail items such as batteries, tshirts, cell phone accessories and socks. There was very little in the way of antiques. I saw only 2 or 3 vendors selling true vintage collectibles. There was a fab record vendor that had a nice selection and good prices. The book/crystals booth had the best deals - bought one book at $1 and got 5 free! Overall, though, we found very little to browse. On the up side, there's plenty of parking and the people are always friendly. read more

This place is an old-time stable and has all kind of merchandise both new and old, always have the regular booths with lots of great merchandise and also unique one of a kind, and love the grilled burgers out back! read more

The Raynham Flea Let's remember it borders on the town of Taunton. Yes: The Flea is filled up with a lot of stuff, you can't go there expecting to find something that you may need, you go there to look. It's like going to a craft fair but bigger and a variety of things Four example : for my father's birthday they have an Military Store and I bought him two shirts , A pin, and car sticker. I've also got pretty cheap sweatshirts there saying Boston strong, And team logos. For work I needed to get some cheap DVDs and that was the first place I looked they had a good selection at different places and got once I didn't think I could find. And for the holidays you need those stocking stuffer's that's the best place to go. I've Gotten ornaments, socks, jewelry, to even Fudge. For one of my cousins she loved Elvis I looked everywhere for an Elvis pocketbook. For my last chance I looked at the flea they had a stand with tons of Elvis products. I ended up buying her a blanket, a pocketbook, and an old Elvis picture( she loved it) I am an artist and I was looking for old-style pictures. I went to the flea and they had some and trust me they weren't the first place I looked. One time I found a Cap was signed by old baseball player, The person gave it to me very cheaply. My father loved the gift. So at the end if Flea is there for rainy days or sunny, for when you may be looking for something, or when you're not looking at all, when you're looking for something unique, or we have nothing else to do. read more

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Whether I'm a shopper or vendor here, the Raynham Flea is one of my favorite ways to spend a sunny Sunday. Everyone should make a point of visiting at least once in their life. The sheer volume of peoplewatching opportunities alone is worth the $1 entrance fee. SHOPPERS: Casual thrifters will appreciate the wide variety of trash being peddled here. Tables and booths overflowing with goods line aisles as far as the eye can see. Walking around a place of this size is sure to keep you entertained for at least a couple of hours. There's something for everyone, so you're sure to walk away with something you had no intention of buying, but at these flea market prices it's a guilt-free indulgence. For the more serious thrifters, you should know that the vendors are all very knowledgeable about the value of their items. This is not the kind of place where you will score something worth $500 on eBay for $5. As a general rule, if you're paying more than $5, you're probably getting ripped off. VENDORS: $35 buys you a table outside for the day. At those prices it's easy to stay profitable. Show up early (6 AM) to reserve a good location and set up for the morning rush. For people who sell on eBay, this is the kind of venue where you can quickly move lower value items for $5 a pop. Flea market patrons aren't eager to drop $100 on anything here, even if it's a fair price. Vendors can also enjoy valuable opportunities to network with other vendors for buying and trading. FOOD: Apparently the food is the main attraction for a lot of visitors, but far as I can tell, it's just mediocre, artery-clogging carnival food. Maybe you're into that, but personally I'll stick to the shopping. Make the half hour drive out of Boston one of these days to see what all the fuss in Raynham is about -- you'll be glad you did. read more

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Good vendors for toy, currency, and other hobby-style collectors, not too great for antique furniture. Regular vendors that you can build a connection with if you're into that sort of thing, and good people watching. A little bit of everything and decent food/snacks at the concession stands . read more

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Great place plenty of variety from Tacky to posh. Many hidden gems. Rt hobby booth is a lot of fun. Many items produce to drones to baseball cards. A little bit of everything for everyone. read more

First visit to a flea market on over 20 years. Raynham flea market has many vendors but mostly junk. Also wasn't that clean. I don't think flea markets are for me. I can see if someone likes collectibles then you might find a lot here. read more

The food is fair food ie hotdogs, pretzels. The booths are abundant. A little bit of everything. Good place to pickup used tools, laptops and cool t-shirts. I went for bingo dobbers. There isn't a sign off the main road. Keep an eye out for the turn. The other well known fair is in Topsfield. read more

Not too bad. Lots of new and used stuff. There are so many vendors and most people are selling the same stuff. Bring cash. Parking is tight but free. $1 to get in. They're only open on Sundays too. read more

If you're into people watching, YOU MUST COME TO THE RAYNHAM MARKET!! If you're looking for antiques, skip it. This place is weird. On our recent visit, we saw an astonishing cross section of humanity come together for a bargain, the likes of which I haven't seen in years. People with neck tattoos. People with teeth. People without teeth. People looking to buy teeth at a bargain price. There were some good finds here, like the tie dye jersey skirt I picked up for $1. There were some things that would look cute on the side of a beach house, like the big, rusty iron and enamel sun that I tried to get for $20 instead of the $35 that the vendor wanted. Essentially, if you're looking for knockoff pharmaceuticals, or hoping to observe some usual exchanges of money and goods, you should check the place out. read more

Good for records and and other miscellaneous nick nacks. fun for the freak townie factor and cheap admittance fee. also, they have a bunch of bong and pipe vendors for some reason! there is no furniture or good quality items. In the nice weather they have part of the outside filled with vendors. Most of them sell bad blankets, rugs, cheap tools, and various other building 19 cast offs. a lot of bad junk brings this down a few stars, but you can usually find something! read more

Junk city! I love it here. I always bought records and other random stuff. It really makes me happy to live in America when I come here. You want Native American belt buckles? Giant knifes? Ninja Turtles? VHS? Come here and spend at least 2 or 3 hours. Fried dough, pizza, hot dogs, it's like a fair without rides. There are even freaks. Seriously, it's a southern Mass treasure. read more

Im not a flea market person but my mother in-law loves them so we decided to venture to it. For $1 it is def worth the money for what you expect when going to a flea market... there is a ton of booths and vendors... Personally, I thought the majority of the stuff was pretty junky... but there was a lot to look at and great people watching and it is worth the $1 for something to do if this is your forte... plus free parking. read more

You never know what you're going to find at this flea market! Last time I went I found great vintage magnets to give my parents who grew up in Hull that featured Paragon Park. Made for an awesome gift. There's also a woman who sells blackout curtains of all sizes for a great price! I've been back multiple times to buy the same curtains in different sizes from her. Go early as it gets crowded after 10:30-11am. Plus it's cheaper earlier! There is also a fruit stand outside that always has cheap and fresh produce. (Watch out for the one from Hyde Park - her produce is all about to turn if not already bad). read more

Raynham Flea Market - Vintage magnets found at the flea market from an indoor vendor - Flea Markets Near Me - Raynham, Massachusetts

There's not much to say about the Raynham Flea Market. I've never found anything fantastic but I usually do come home with at least something. * Plenty of parking * Lots of tool sellers (my husband loves rummaging for that perfect odd-sized wrench) * Sodas and dough boys are sold inside * More yard sale type items than vintage or antique * There's a shopping plaza just up the road so it's worth a trip if only to hit up Jo-Ann Fabrics and Panera Bread afterward. read more

First the people whining about the stuff being used: It's a flea market people, what would you expect to find there BUT other people's cast-offs and junk? I mean, really. You want newer stuff, go to a mall or Amazon.com. The aforementioned t-shirt/wallet/purse people who buy in bulk and try to peddle their over-priced stuff do abound. Nick nacks and various other things were also aplenty, mostly junk I would agree. There was also a ton of folks selling pre-owned tools which I found interesting. I'd actually say there was more used tools there then any other item besides clothing maybe, (so if you're a handyman or looking to fill a garage there ya go). I went looking for a possible bastion for vintage games, and I was hit or miss on that front. Miss because there was re-sellers charging stupid prices that only a person living under a rock (who's never heard of Ebay) would pay. You aren't going to talk them down, nor are you going to ever get a good deal with those guys. It was a slight hit because there was a really cool guy who had a stall on the inside who was selling the games who you could talk to and deal with (like a normal human being, not a robotic reseller)... who's a fan of the gaming genre of days gone by. I ended up purchasing 5 SNES boxed games from the guy (who had a crazy beard btw) and feel I got treated ok with the price we agreed upon I fully plan on coming back at end of the summer to see if he winds up with more, so it was an ok experience for me. read more

Always a great place to get some pretty cool stuff locally, foods good and they have alot of options (id recommend the wings they have their fantastic) Staff is very friendly as well overall definitely worth a stop if your in the area! read more

Going here made me wish for the days gone by when you could go to a car boot sale and different people brought it there odds and ends and you could haggle the day away and everyone could go home happy. Now it is dealing with folks that bring stuff (most of it knock-off) in that they buy in bulk containers from China for almost nothing, then try to palm it off on the public. I guess I am grateful to live in a country where free enterprise is allowed to flourish, but it is also a little depressing to see some of the stuff being sold. So yes, vinyl LP's, huge knifes that I am sure will dull in 20 minutes, break and cut your fingers off, lots of DVD's, VHS's and every video game from every console. It was cheap to get in ($1.00 / person) and parking was free. Some places accept plastic, others only cash. read more

Had a super fun Sunday at the flea market looking through tons of junk! The boyfriend got me two little baby frogs in a fish tank and I just love them!!!! They have tons of old records and you love records you'll find lots of them here. You really have to go through some crap though to get to the good stuff..We had a fun time. There is a pet store on the corner in front of the food part! If you have pets..go there! They are amazing!!!!! read more

Ick! This place is very weird. There is an inside part, where vendors set up their booth and also an outside section. Inside, the booths were mostly sports collectibles and a lot of junk (knick-knack things, really bad computers etc.,) It also smelled horrible in there. I was so happy when we finally got outside. They did have a 'farmers market' type place outside, and I bought 3 huge containers of blackberries for $2. That was the best part, but I'd rather drive to a 'real' farmers market than come back here. read more

The Raynham Flea Market is an interesting place. I don't understand why there are such negative reviews, it's a flea market, what were you expecting?! A very eclectic group of people come here. This makes for great people watching, and a fun experience. Even the people running the booths are interesting. Have some fun people! A lot of the items that are being sold at the flea market don't change year after years, so you always know what to expect, but there are some great/fun/useful finds. I have had my laptop fixed by the gentleman running the computer booth (he owns a shop in Abington and he is excellent). During the summer they have a farmers market, and the fruits and veggies are cheap and delicious. They also have a kettle corn booth, and the popcorn is good! It cost $1 to get in and they offer a raffle if you drop half of your ticket in the bucket after entering the building. There is truth to some in the details in the other reviews, but if you are expecting anything different than what they are saying, I suggest you go to the Taunton Galleria instead of the flea marker. Interesting people, interesting finds, and an even more interesting experience. (I know I have used the word "interesting" many times in this review, but the word is fitting lol :)) read more

I love flea markets. My Great Aunt & Uncle used to have a table at a flea market near where I grew up, so I spent a lot of my Sundays growing up wandering around. For $1, The Raynham Flea didn't disappoint at all! With both indoor and outdoor tables, the eclectic (yeah, we'll go with that word...) people, and the plethora of good and bad junk, it is exactly what I was expecting. THIS is the place to go when you need to replace a screwdriver-- .25 for better quality than you'll find in a hardware store for way more; it's also the place to stumble across a find like a pub sign for the German import that shares the same name as your family! It's not a mall, or even a department store--this is a glorified thrift shop/yard sale with the potential to find WAY cooler things. You come for the love of the hunt. read more

Do not buy! I recently went to Raynham Flea Market and purchased a dog collar for my 60 pound American bully. When I purchased the collar the lady said there will be no problems with it and that her dogs wear the same exact one and she has no problems with it. She also said that if we had any issues with the collar to bring it back and she would fix it because she's the one that made them. When we went home we put the collar on the dog and it worked for the first couple of days it seemed to work and after those couple of days it did not work as it was stated to work. I do not recommend purchasing a dog collar from the lady she is a nice lady but she's doing it for money not the product. I went back to the flea market which is a ways out of my way to see if she could fix it because she said again if we had any problems to bring it back and she would fix it. Low and behold when we brought it back knowing that it does NOT work the way it was supposed to she said it was fine. She also said that her dogs collars do the same. Which she should have told us before buying it because I would NEVER have purchased it if I knew what happens to it after a couple of days. Again I don't recommend going into Raynham flea market and purchasing the collars that are made by a lady they are not worth the money nor the time to try to keep fixing it. read more

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I went here 16 years ago and it was great. Friendly vendors, room to walk and enjoy yourself. Went back today for the first time since and I was horrified. At first glimpse after parking my truck, a State Police Trooper was in the parking lot searching a motor home that belonged to one of the vendors. Breaking Bad meth lab? Yeah, ok...moving right along.. Next we checked out the outside vendors. I will say the tool booths were good quality items and things started to look up...until we ran into the Chinese lady outside selling fruits and vegetables. I bought some asparagus and a box of strawberries. Great price! Put them in my truck and went inside for about 45 minutes. Step inside to have people elbowing their way through narrow aisles. The coin collection booth didn't even seem interested in finding me any wheat pennies. I disturbed him from eating his peppers and lamb kabob. Next, we rounded the corner where cheap toothpastes and soaps were. We were just looking. Well, that vendor did the eagle dance following us around the table. So much, in fact, he missed the kids who ran off with a box of q tips. Yeah, not so much.... We decided to push through this and try to find something good here and make the best of it...met 2 more State Troopers just chillin down that aisle. Lots of antique war stuff, paragon park stuff, used clothes, vintage video games. It just became too claustrophobic. And vendors reminded me of carnies. Got back outside and a really cool vendor sold me a cool winter Patriots hat for 7 bucks. Best deal there. Ran back to the truck and opened the doors to find a horrible rotten smell coming from that asparagus and strawberries the Chinese lady sold us. The smell was so rancid we just threw them out. So 3 dollars lost but clear nasal passages gained. All in all I am sad to say this place has gone downhill. State Police are out there running your plates the minute you even associate yourself with this place - customer or vendor! It was fun to see the old stomping ground, but we won't be making a trip back here anytime soon. I don't have any active warrants, my new truck is fully insured and registered, and I think the truck is holding a grudge now for me even bringing it here. Buyer beware!!! read more

For more than 30 years in good times and bad, the Raynham Flea Market has given people a chance to set up a business for a low start up cost. Many vendors have gone on to successful stand-alone stores and profitable careers. Customers have been able to find bargains on common items as well as some rare finds. Kids can buy hermit crabs and adults can still find vinyl records--probably even eight tracks. Some posters have been unduly harsh about this market.. It is after all, a flea market. Abercrombie & Fitch is Abercrombie & Fitch and a Flea Market might make you itch. It is what it is. As for the food, check out the pure angus burgers they cook outside over an open fire. This menu is far cheaper and way better than you'll find at the Outback, The Longhorn, or any steakhouse between here and the Texas Panhandle. and how about this....the famous Jack's Joke Shop of Boston has set up in the Raynham Flea Market. After almost a half-century in downtown Boston, they have relocated to booth 340. Look for Louie---you will know him by the knife sticking through his head!! and...wait there's more...look for the Great Pitchmen-next door to Louie. It's Bill and Bill. They should be on TV. They are the best salesmen with the best product. They sell that fabulous Blue Jewelry Cleaner called Clear Bright and Shiny. Let them clean your rings and eyeglasses for free...you won't believe how good the stuff is. It's also an anti fog....take a hot shower...and no fog on your mirror. So guys lighten up on this flea market...it is what it is...and it has been the biggest and most successful in New England for decades. read more

Come On Guys. The only reason to go to Raynham is to look at all the cars that will soon pollute the Earth on the same "Auto-Mile". Every time I got to the Raynham Flea, which I must say hasn't been too often since I decided I hated this place and was so vocal I would rather stay home on a Sunday afternoon watching E!, I feel like I'm in one of those bad, late-80's , Indie Movies. Everywhere you look, it's like gypsy's are crowding around you wondering if you brought your Pokemon Cards to sell to them for their less known ripoff brand, Pokomon. The place is absolutely dirty, and I'm pretty sure their "food court", which looks like where the Carnie's go after the carnival shuts down, isn't any better. You would see rats scurrying around, and no one even being phased by it. I remember buying a twelve-pack of sharpies, which were all the colors of the rainbow, for school, and when I got home, I found out that they sold me sharpies that were already dried out. Ugh. Don't ever go to this place. The worst vibe ever, and not fun at all. And yes, Ill act like a child if I must to get you to not go here. read more

Love this place! If you loved the 80's and early 90's this place will take you right back there! Other than a few shady characters walking around, this is probably the nicest flea market around. read more

When we moved to Raynham this seemed like such a big event we went over to check it out. WOW. It's junk city. Yuck. It always seems to be busy though.We will never go back. read more

Took my mother here at her request. They have a senior discount (50 c). It was _awful_ (my mother's word was "education"). Lots of junk, misc medications (?), multiple knives (scary), depressed dealers, weirdos, hot, tiresome. Put it this way: all trash, no treasure. I did buy for $5 a cocker spaniel door stop. The only food is hot dogs and horrible fast food things. They say they have antiques, books, and a farmers' market. Ha ha ha ! What they've got is weird, depressed people, illegal CVS type OTC drugs & feminine products (ugh..), power tools, knives, drug paraphernalia, and JUNK. Save your dollar. SOWA & Cambridge Antique are the only classy places where antiques, books, and nice things are to be had. read more

This place was garbage, a place for people to sell old crap from their homes they don't want that people don't want to buy, don't waste your time nothing but garbage. I was looking for something to refurbish and re purpose but that is not what you find here. read more

Love the "flea"! Visited today and picked up a great bedside light for $10 brand new (I've been looking for one online And they're at least $35!). Also got my son a nice knit Pats hat!! Check it out, you won't be disappointed! read more