Fb said this was an antique market with old furniture and lamps. IT IS NOT! Very deceiving FB AD. WASTED Drive.

This is a bargain shopper's bonanza and the place to be on a lazy Sunday. You can catch some good sales here. read more

Okay, first and last time I ever go there. You will be charge a one dollar ($1.00) per person entry fee. When I went there over half the indoor shops were closed and the rest were selling stuff you could get at a typical variety store. Outside was new stuff, mostly non-big brand name items. The used stuff was piled on tables or left in big plastic totes to rummage through. Not great on presentation for sure. I got put of there in less than a half hour. read more

Only $1 per person to park. There's a sketchy "restaurant" inside. Everything is overpriced jewelry, bad knock off sunglasses, handbags & perfume. Tons of people selling the leggings you see in the malls. It's so congested inside that you're always bumping into something or someone, god forbid there's an emergency it's a maze. I'm giving 2 stars because my daughter had fun & I did manage to find a piece of milk glass from an outside vendor. read more

Flea markets to me are hit or miss when I'm shopping for 80s nostalgia. Outside there wasn't too much that peaked my interest, so I made my way indoors. I was disappointed that some of the shops were closed, but found a few gems. One place had a good selection of video games, another tons of wrestling figures(If that's is your thing), but then I found two spots with retro 80s memorabilia,.toys and games, jackpot!!! This is a family owned shop and they couldn't have been any nicer! I talked with the son for awhile as we discussed our favorite toy line! I will make a special trip here again just for this place! read more

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Just your average typical flea market. Go see the man selling the bamboo plants. Very inexpensive. I bought a few to bring back to upstate NY and they are thriving. read more

A few hidden gems here.. outdoor and indoor vendors selling all kinds of things. From antiques, memorabilia, food and etc. Come and check it out! read more

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If you are looking for a weekend shopping experience that reminds you of the Cantina in Star Wars, with all the various odd critters, this would be the place to go. Literally every culture on Earth is represented here, with a mix of clothing, CDs, DVDs, food, glassware and dishes, swords, machetes, old books, computers, Atari cartridges, bass woofers for your car, boots, sneakers, leather goods, and VHS porn. And that's just the first stall. I do not know how long this flea market has operated, other than that is was there when I started high school, and that was over 20 years ago. Vendors come and go, and some have even been busted for selling bootlegged items. Some of the vendors are selling brand new stuff still in the box, and others have what looks like junk from their grandmother's attic. (It probably is.) There is even a small cafeteria, but I've never been brave enough to eat there. I know they were doing auto auctions/sales in a fenced-in area out front at one point, but I don't know if that is still happening. All in all, though, if you're not a fan of the homogeny and lack of options at your local Simon mall, this is a great alternative. Just be sure to take a shower afterwards-you don't know where some of that stuff (or those people) have been. read more

Salem Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Salem, New Hampshire

People are dramatic with these reviews. Enjoyed it, pretty big too Found some dope classic hot wheels!, some graphic tees. read more

Dont plan on having your yard sale there because all the spots are reserved by cones and tables its not first come first serve no one will be there waiting to show you to your spot because there are none. That explains why its always the same ole crap outside nothing new cause its the same people every weekend. Head over to the Londonderry flea market they have plenty of spots available lower vendor fees and plenty of customers. Most spots are covered with canopys and have porta potties stategicly placed throughout. read more

Not the best of the flea market that I have been too. They have outdoor vendor tables that care kinda crappy. A huge in doors is more junk and stuff you don't need. I did score an awesome 50's huge refrigerator dish for $5! NICE! read more

I'm a vendor here going on 6years now inside " T&d's Needful Thing's.. I'm very happy to have a small business here at the flea market. Every vendor that I have met here has been extremely helpful and nice.. There's so much to choose from, everything that you could imagine is here. Hours are great too. read more

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I found some great bargains here, and I really enjoyed the selection. This place is huge! It takes a couple hours to see everything they have. With that being said, the interior is a bit sketchy. I would NOT take a child here. They have drug paraphernalia. Unlike the knives, which they kept to one alcove, they had bongs as well as T-shirts and jewelry with weed on them throughout the place. They had other creepy things. Those creepy porno figurines that J.I. O. mentioned are still there. Also, the bathroom stalls do not latch - at least not in the women's room. So go at your own risk. read more

This was a good flea market. I arrived there at around noon-ish and there seemed to be a lot of vendors getting into full swing. My first impression was that it was a BIG flea market and I love just meandering through the stands and finding that one hidden gem. There are two separate markets, an indoor and and outdoor one. The outdoor one was FAR superior to the indoor one because most of it was an actual "flea market" while the indoor one was more of a "open market". The inside felt REALLY stuffy and it was overcrowded, I couldn't tell you how many times I waited in the aisle because it was just too jammed. Oh and people NEED TO SHOWER GOSH! It's hot outside, shower and then put on some deodorant please! I'm begging you! If you don't have any deodorant, they sell them for quite cheap right there! One dollar admission for each person who comes in, I ended up getting some good deals on items. I liked it, though it was a drive for me to get there (around 25-30 minutes). I will come again but wouldn't be surprised if I end up being disappointed the next time around. read more

OK, I've read some of the reviews and to them ... it's a "flea market" not a "Pedigree Post". You'll need time as there is a ton of vendors, but if you are a true blue marketeer, then put on your work clothes and dig in ... you'll be able to bargain your way into a great deal (don't be afraid to wheel and deal, they expect it!). There is everything from clothes, to tools, and soo much more, there are treasures to be found but you need to dig, bargain, and spend some time! I just bought an antique floor lamp for $5 which I refurbished and sold for $80 (about $10 to fix it up = $65 profit). Like I said you gotta dig and don't be afraid to get a little dirty! read more

This was terrible. Well I guess it depends on what you're looking for, but I'm not looking for cheapo cell phone cases, random blankets, knock off electronics, and or bamboo plants. They do have a car auction which was kind of cool, but the rest of the inside is a total MESS! There were 2 people outside in the lot who were selling actual furniture and not junky items. read more

Flea market? This was the sketchiest place my husband and I have ever been to. If you're looking for knives, bongs, low quality items, creepy figurines of male children grabbing their privates (I'm not even kidding), stolen stereo equipment where people are smoking cigarets and pot then this is the place for you. When we left I googled the place and found it had been raided by the police which is fantastic. The different vendors are separated by fences, cheap wood and a variety of items that well you'd have to see for yourself. We were concerned because we only had an hour to browse bit once inside we lasted 3 minutes and took off. Worth the $1 admission fee only because now we know never to go back. This place was scary. read more

Salem Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Salem, New Hampshire

Just got back this place is a joke the vendors think there selling new and charge for it i asked about a Used window fan i asked for a discount the lady said Nope and walked away That's fine Yards sales are many O ya $1.00 to get in inside the same old Crap Sketchy read more

This place is a fire trap. Very narrow aisles made by plywood. Very tight, very uncomfortable.

We've been to flea markets before, but we really didn't expect such a dilapidated collection of worn out junk. It's like everyone there garbage-picked, at best, piling up old worn shoes - really worn -- and dusty old appliances that have questionable electrical integrity. Definitely not appropriate for kids - head shops etc. read more

This flea shop is very dirty, and doesn't sell anything with much value. Would not recommend, especially if you're bringing children with you. read more

I don't know what you're all talking about its a flea market not a mall. Yes there's some junk. But there's also some really great things there. You just need to LOOK with you're eyes. I always find what I'm looking for at a great price. read more

pew. this place smells bad and so do most of the people too. Its an interesting place. Its very cultural. You can find just about everything you want here, stolen goods, knock-offs, and junk. There are all kinds of vendors from old junky yard-salers to specialties. It gets very crowded, so I wouldn't recommend it for people in wheelchairs or for small children who are unleashed. haha. Parking is terrible too and don't be surprised if you get dents or trash stuffed under your car while you're inside. read more

This flea market was terrible. Just plane old junk. I wasn't expecting much, after reading the reviews. So I went just for fun. It was worse than I expected. It was pretty big, but all junk. read more

This spot is conveintly located within walking distance from my house. Beware it can be a bit dirty and it flls up with a mix of Lawrence people & trailer trash. Besides that it's not a bad spot to wander around on the weekends. Everything is super cheap! read more

Worth going if your expectations are not too high. The inside section is a firetrap. It looked dangerous to me and creeped me out. I would never take children in that building. I was constantly looking for the exits just in case and they were tough to find in that maze of stalls. It was as if the inside shops were a shanty town with no fire regulations. The mens bathroom inside was filthy I bought some CDs from a friendly vender outside. I was glad I went just for the experience. read more

This is the second flea market I went to this weekend and boy did I have fun. I found a lot of great items such as school supplies and some great accessories. I also bought my fruit and vegetables for the whole week. It is located off of Route 28 in Salem so that made doing the rest of my shopping easy too. Just found out they opened a second kitchen on the right side of the indoor area that serves pizza, french fries, hot dogs, etc. The kids and I were able to have lunch- which made the day of shooping go a lot better. What a great addition. I will be going back throughout the fall to see what is new. This is perfect flea marketing weather! read more

So i absolutely love this place. Anybody that knocks this place is just a stuck up prick that expects everywhere you go to have italian tile and children in little suits catering to your every need. Yeah, it's grimey, yeah there are weird people there, but what the hell did you expect? Seriously. I can honestly say I've never actually really bought anything other than a piece of "functional glass art" or two from that cool older dude in the back corner that sells swords, electrical tape, and "functional glass art". Though i never actually come here to buy something, the dollar for admission is worth it for the people watching and to see the ridiculous things they have for sale. Where there is essentially at least one flea market in almost every county it seems, if you don't live in the general vicinity of this place, don't bother going, the flea market you have in your area probably has the same stuff, and the people there probably even look oddly similar. read more

This is a flea market It I what it is if you're searching for weird shit then weird shit you shall find! I bought a couple of knock knacks Two pirates one playing the violin n the other a lute read more

I haven't been here in several years. Went there this week. It is now has a lot of stalls with a lot of junk piled high and unorganized. Will try it again in the summer, when they have more stuff outside. read more

Terrible experience. Mostly cheap junk and not flea market items. Lots of porn and electronics. Inside was very sketchy and not appropriate for kids. Outside was better (and more flea-like). Very diappointing. read more

Chris Q, I am definitely not a stuck up prick. I haven't been in years, years meaning maybe 15? When I was a teen in the late 80's this place was awesome. I went today. It's an absolute disgusting pig sty. Outside is 90% non-English speaking and fake perfumes, clothing made in china, everything made in china...anything that was not either cheap, knockoffs, or cheap knockoffs was stuff I wouldn't sell at a yard sale. Inside, I felt like a rat in a 3rd world maze. I am serious. Grungy, dirty, smelly..rude people either walking in front of you or into you. You couldn't pay me to eat anything there. And with little exception, all the booths were the same..cheap Chinese stuff, bamboo plants, cell phone stuff, junk. It was sad..it was never dirty like that. It was an uncomfortable experience, I cant say I was there more than a 1/2 hour. I can't believe how this has been allowed to become this. Shame on the owner. The negative comments are correct. This place is completely down hill. unless you like the feeling you are in Juarez, do yourself a favor. save your dollar. read more

Yes...it has a mix of many cultures and varieties of things to get. isnt that why we go to flea mkts.? Get off your high horse, if you are a bigot or racist this is not the place for you. It's nearlly impossible to find somethings in a store that you can find there. Old attic and garage stuff has its uses for DIY people. there is plenty there for sure. art deco? plenty. But like one guy said , people watching and the vendors themselves can be amusing. Alot of local flea mkts have closed, so it's kind of a blessing?? to have one nearby. Many booths sell new stuff even collectables. Always came in handy during a holiday. Remember....something brought you there a want or a need it didnt bring you. read more

This is a very "interesting" fairly large flea Market. You can find a wide variety of items from yard sale junk, to brand new clothing. I was very surprised by the assortment of sellers present and the types of items being sold. This place is not for everybody, but if you like authentic flea markets I would check this place out. read more