3.5/5 stars We love walking through swap meets/segundas. It's exercise and you never know what you may find. Santo Tomas is a moderate size. We went on a Thursday around 9:00 am and it was already rocking. There is a small parking lot in front. We were lucky that someone was pulling out and got a perfect spot. There are booths all around the lot and a mixture of new and used goods. You will find tons of really cute clothes, housewares, tools, furniture and small & large appliances. We went into almost every booth. It was a fun, we got exercise and we were able to get a pair of work gloves (me), some CD-R's, and a cute work light for my husband (though I doubt he'd call it cute ;). It is magnetic, hangs and stands on all sides. We will definitely go back again. I do recommend going if you are in the area. It's a good time and we found some great items. read more

There was a major fire there a few nights ago (12-8-2018). The word in the news is that it's a complete loss. Let's hope they get back on their feet soon, it was a fun place to shop, lots of new and used products and friendly merchants. read more

SANTO TOMAS SWAP MEET - Flea Markets Near Me - Calexico, California

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i guess when you buy cheap, you get cheap. Bough a second hand washer by Karinas Appliances cash. paid extra for him to deliver. Its been 5 days and the man Jose keeps sending our calls to voicemail. We've left messages, texted him, and still no answer. Family member recommended me to him, supposedly the man gave you a 4 month warranty, and even repaired it after that. read more

SANTO TOMAS SWAP MEET - Been calling the numbers on the card and no answer. - Flea Markets Near Me - Calexico, California

Free to enter but I guess there was a reason for that. Felt like I was at a trash dump. Nothing but junk...dirty and disgusting. Was majorly disappointed by this swap meet...will never come back. read more

Love swap meets, lots of items you can find cheap but obviously used. As long as the item isn't horrid looking and the right price, then I may consider buying it. I found some useful things I've been wanting to get such as lamps and office chair at a bargain price. Yeah it took a while to go from vendor to vendor seeing which place offered the best for my needs and also asking if you can test it out first before burning yourself on a dud. With my findings I say I got one hell of a deal than what I would have bought it at from a retail store. I wasn't desperate to buy new, as I mentioned early. If the item was working and in good condition I would definitely take it. Yeah most places its all messy and unorganized but that's the gem of swap meets. Digging around and finding "treasure". Well that's just my opinion, every one has their own view of seeing things. Aside from this. Its better to go early in the morning because by noon its really hot and some vendors have closed by then. Take some water, hat, and a cart if you planned to buy a couple of things to fit in it. read more

Good Stuff for low prices.. May not be the BEST quality, but it sure beats paying $700 MORE for furniture.. Reminds me of the Flea Markets back home. read more

This swapmeet is the Center Piece of Calexico. It provides numerous families with a stable income without the high overhead that comes with owning a small business. The City is treating them like 2nd class citizens and 3rd class business owners. read more

Not your typical swap meet but cool to stop by. It's not paved, dirt baby! Bring some comfy, closed shoes and you'll be OK. The bathrooms are clean but I suggest your carry some napkins or tissue just in case. The day we went there was no TP, so I made my hubby go to the men's room and grab me some. Lots of used stuff but that's what we are into, so right up our alley. read more

Santa Tomas is a great place to find those one of a kind items. The vendors speak mostly Spanish, however they will humor English speakers if you are polite, but not timid. I have a wonderful time heading that way on the weekends to dig through all of the different stalls. You will find everything from brand new with tags to retro/vintage. It is VERY hot from June to October, take a pack with plenty of water. The restrooms are horrible, but if you bring your own tissue paper, you're set. The parking lots are small and always full, just park on a side street and you shouldn't have any trouble finding a spot. Take small bills and have fun digging! read more