Great little visit here. Lots of variety from military to toys to women's clothes and jewelry. A…read morelot of items and the great thing is they were all organized and orderly! Even better was a wonderful employee named Smokey Joe the cat who stole our hearts. Great shop, some prices are high but cool to check out and definitely saw some things my sister would love.

A lot of cool antiques but also a lot of reproductions. Knowledge is key here. A lot of sections of…read morestuff and it looks like mostly consignment. Prices are outrageous for the most part.

Tri-city Flea Market has a lot of booths with trinkets and knick-knacks that catch people…read moreattention. This flea market has food, clothing, toys, collectibles, and more that is calling out to you to buy it. Interesting people, unique experience, and a whole lot of things to buy. Parking On site wherever available Payment Majority is cash Payment Restrooms Available

At the flea market I found a shirt that said "You're the Trailer Park - I'm the Tornado." The…read moredesign had 1990's look to it but was a new design. The designer wasn't there but their business card was so I grabbed it. It was a women's XL shirt so I thought it would be too small. Actually it was the size of a men's triple XL. I guess will have to order one my size. Other shirts I saw there (different designer though) were "Heifer Please" and "The Confederate States of America - Love it or Leave it" (bravest losers of all time)... oh and the Jeep ones that say "Boobie Bouncer." They also had a section that printed older style shirts, like the "In Loving Memory" ones or the heart ones with you and your lover's name. I remember at the fair seeing these type of shirts all the time in the 80's but very rarely anymore. I've missed them. I wanted to get one but it was overwhelming with all of the choices. Also at the flea market was this device kids could attach to their bike and then add chalk to it so they can draw things as they ride or if you want your kid to ride over to the neighbors and write "suck it" in their driveway... Saw a handwritten sign that said "free smells," and later realized they were selling candles or something but at first wasn't sure if I wanted to sniff or not... it was candles so I opted out...

Large indoor flea market located on the west side of Hwy 441/15/23 north of Clayton before you get…read moreto Mountain City. Google maps is a bit confused as to the address. The listed address shows as in the center of Clayton. It's not - the market is north of town. Lot of stuff including both new and used. If you're looking for old cast iron cookware, they've got it. Easy parking on the left side of the building as you come off the highway. The entrance is on the left side, too. Although it was closed at the time we were there, the Wicked Pig BBQ restaurant is located in the back of the market. You can access it either from outside the building or from inside the market.

Selections are wide, with prices as expected. Several people working but only a few spoke to us…read morewhen we were in their area. Its nice to have a covered area for rainy weekend as were when we were there.