This flea market is near outskirts of town off Hwy 76 heading toward Myrtle Beach…read more This market is just as large as Columbia's Barnyard location. There are outside booths w concrete slab tables, these wares are mostly used tools, dvds, home goods, etc. There are some half covered booths w more newer clothes, cleaning supplies, produce, etc. Then there are completely enclosed buildings w booths full of new product, sneakers, Avon items, grills, jewelry, etc. There are a few food vendors around including hot dogs, Tacos, bbq, Italian Ice, etc. There are deals to be had if you don't mind searching and sometimes haggling. Not a bad way to spend few hours on a Sat morning.

2017's Yelp 100 Challenge 86/100…read more Visited this Flea Market while taking my boyfriend to meet my family, & he is obsessed with Flea markets and this one did not disappoint! This was probably the biggest indoor/outdoor Flea market I'd ever been to, and definitely the strangest as well. Once you enter the flea market you can go inside & visit different plots (where folks sell their wares), or you can check out the display areas located in the "hallways". There are two main buildings, a secondary building (that even includes a general store), & then you get to an outdoor area which is insane. It's almost overflowing with vendors & can get pretty hectic as there are thousands of people everywhere. All in all, a good place to spend a lazy Saturday.

My husband found this shop a few miles from our house when he made a wrong turn and, after seeing…read morethe old signs displayed outside, knew I would love it. Sure enough, the shop is straight out of American Pickers, full of rust and patina--everything lovingly used. I had been desperately searching for a dark wooden cabinet with glass doors for the six months I've lived in Fayetteville, browsing craigslist every day and flea marketing on the weekends. I found one within 10 seconds of walking in the door of Back-N-The Day. For $40! I was ecstatic. The owner, who was friendly from the moment we walked through the door, gave me a good deal on a porcelain pitcher that I bought along with it by taking $5 off both items, and he helped us carry the cabinet to our car, even measuring to make sure it would fit for us. The shop houses stacks of furniture, old Pepsi and Coke machines and paraphernalia, gasoline collectibles, vintage art and frames, old tools and cookware, and bits of everything imaginable. It's quite a maze, and really invites those in search of a discovery.

I've been a loyal shopper for years. Love the guys! I can always find something I need or want at…read moretheir store! Stop in and say hi, they would love to see ya!