It may take a couple days to full go through what this place has. It can be dark in some rooms and…read moredirty, but it's worth it!

I love thrift stores, antique store, and garage sales. But in the Chicagoland prices are insane,…read moreeveryone seems to thing they have gold. On tv show you see people getting awesome things for very cheap, but I've never experienced it, that is until now. This place is absolutely amazing! This place is exceptionally dirty, unorganized, and has no rhyme or reason, and I wouldn't have it any other way! It is a thrifters dream. Don't wear something nice, you will get dirty. If you have allergies, take a Claritin before hand. It is worth a visit, trust me! They have furniture, China, glassware, lamps, art, kitchen stuff, old nuts/bolts/fittings, old tools, and more. They have a little bit of everything. It's a labyrinth of small paths, dead ends, strange rooms, all full to the ceiling with stuff, literally stuff hanging from the ceiling.

If you are looking for great bargains year around - this is the place to go…read more This is a flea market - not the Ritz. If you want to look for bargains and/or collect antiques, Uncle John's is well worth a visit. If you want the atmosphere (and prices) of a mall - then this isn't the place for you. Every weekend in the warmer months, the outside selling spaces are sold out. The inside barns are at full capacity or close to it year around. The place is packed weekend after weekend with shoppers so definitely get there early if possible.

It's July (so it's Hell Hot) We just got home from Uncle Johns Flea Market but will never go back…read more Not because of the vendors or the merchandise' but because parked in the beating sun, was an old rusted red truck with TWO very large dogs panting inside. I could see they were desperately hot and drooling. We asked several people where to get help. Everyone seemed to be aware of the problem and gave directions to the owners of the property, who were driving around in a golf cart. When I found them, they said they notified the dogs owners but that was it. I called the police and prayed they'd come and remove the dogs. The owners got very snippy and threatening when I told them more needed to be done to either remove the dogs or remove the owner from their market, because they were accessories to the crime if they didn't do more to get the dogs removed, or worse, if they died. It's disgusting how greed outweighs the protection of innocent voiceless animals. Dogs hate hot weather just as many of us do, and their wearing fur, they Don't need to be stuffed in an un air conditioned, vinyl seated car, parked with the full sun beating through the windshield or any car in this July heat. I can't support anyone who puts money/profits over lives.

I shop here every year , best experience every time plenty of items for kids and adults!read more

Me and my father go to flea markets during the spring through late fall every week and this is…read moreeasily the worst one we've gone to. We've been to this place about 3 or 4 times Tiny amount of sellers... like less than 30. Some of these guys just slap a couple things on a table and sit there all day waiting for that one person who's looking to buy whatever it is they have. Why someone would waste their time to set up a place at the flea market to sell one or 2 things is very confusing but whatever. Then when you do come across a person selling a good amount of stuff its usually A. dirty as hell, or not working. B. Very expensive C. Nothing of interest. There are 2 examples that i remember (its been about a half year since we've been here) One lady who resells video games had a copy of Vigilante 8 for the ps1 and some GBA game. The price for both of them together was 6 bucks. I asked if she would take 5 bucks instead of breaking a 10. She looked at me and groaned and replied with "eh if i have to" You could have just said either yes or no. Whats with the attitude? I almost bought something else from her but her shitty attitude killed it for me. Then there was this other dude in the far back of the place selling fireworks, children's toys and video games. As soon as we walked over there the guy was eyeing me like i was going to steal something. I saw a SEGA Game gear on the table with about 30 games. I opened the case to look at it and this guy flew off his chair and stood next to me. I asked how much he was asking and he came up with 400 bucks. He also for the record smelled terrible... You know when you get the paper or some magazine there'll be a sample of perfume or cologne? It was like he opened the samples and rubbed them all over his body. Fowl... I quickly shut the case and said ok thank you. He bullshits and says something like how it comes with all these expensive games and whatnot. I didnt say anything to him but i wanted to tell him he was full of shit. Game gear games... well at least the ones he had i could pick up at DiscReplay for less than 3 bucks each. Plus none of them had any cases or manuals which for me as a collector is a big factor. I dont really see any reason to come to this flea market to either buy or sell when the Uncle Johns market is not even 5 minutes away and is a million times better than this one. Hell maybe thats why it doesnt have much going on, maybe all the people go to uncle johns instead of this market. Who knows either way i wouldnt come here if i were you.

My husband and I are avid collectors and frequent the areas antique shops almost every other…read moreweekend. My sister lives nearby which is how we happened upon this place. It was in a day that their flea market wasn't operating so we went into the barn which appears to be their main area. I brought up a framed picture that I found to the cashier and she examines the picture, balks at the price the vendor listed and tells me it is too low and she was calling the vendor to advise she raise the price.... meanwhile my husband is behind me with an item he was purchasing when an elder gent approaches him and tells him the item is not for sale despite the price tag affixed to it. We left. Never going back.

Love the wide array of things that you an find here. It's really diverse. They have things you…read moredidn't know you needed but can't live without!

I love this store! The store staff are friendly and helpful! I found such a great deal there. Thank…read moreyou so much! I will come back again!

Came here with a friend and two kids. There was something for all of us! Whether you want toys,…read moretools, electronics, produce, Mexican snacks and candy, jewelry, they have all sorts of stuff. Lots of animals for sale, including chickens, other birds, turtles, and fish, but this wouldn't be the place I'd get a pet (adopt!!) There are some food stalls (we got paletas), and portapotty type bathrooms. The whole setup is on a gravel lot, and the parking lot was a bit washed out by yesterday's rain: some huge puddles. Plan your footwear accordingly! Vendors all prefer smaller bills, so if you can break those $20s from the ATM before you get here, so much the better. Overall, an interesting shopping experience. I found a dress, a charging cable for my cell phone and a miniature chicken mole magnet for less than $40.

This place brought back a lot of memories for me from what I used to come here 20 to 30 years ago…read more We ended up having free time and my friend and my kids went with us to see what we might find. This is a fairly large outdoor flea market and I have always been able to find things that I wanted and didn't always need. For me it's just the experience of wandering around but it's a bonus when you can find something worth buying. One of the great things is it's only $5 to park and then you just walk around. We were there for a couple hours or more and walked through the entire place trying to see everything available. We did find quite a few items as we walked the first row of stalls that we ended up coming back to again before we left. In the end every one of us had bought something. I bought something for my one kid, and there were several spots that were selling very similar food items, and I picked up some dried peppers to use in cooking and to try my hand at making some spicy olive oil. While we were walking about we also stopped and had a bite to eat at one of the stalls. There are quite a few options for food here as well and we randomly picked one and got some tacos. All the sellers that we spoke to were very friendly and had some really good deals on a wide variety of products. This is a fun one for pretty much anyone who enjoys flea markets.

The selection is vintage with great condition and lots of surprises. The aisles are passable and…read morethe displays are neat and clean.

140 shops in 1 place. It's so vast you can spend a day here. It's a lot of fund finding gems from…read morethe last or a Monkees record album. It has free and open parking. And you can post your items online to see if a seller will sell for you with them getting some of the sale if it sells. Loved seeing history in one place.

Great mall, 2 buildings! Staff is great! Many great items, and history of Crown Point.read more

Two large easy to navigate buildings with Large selection - prices look good - you will find a…read morevariety of themes to choose from plus some furniture pieces

What a fabulous venue for our baby shower event!…read more If you're looking for a truly special venue, Blue Moon Barn and Vintage Market is an absolute hidden gem just over the Illinois border and south of Lake Michigan in Westfield, Indiana. Tucked away down a quiet, tree-lined country road setting feels beautifully remote--peaceful, private, and full of charm. So very worth the drive! The barn itself is nothing short of magnificent. With soaring two-story beamed ceilings and thoughtfully curated décor, every corner is filled with unique vintage finds sourced from around the world. The creative lighting alone is stunning and creates an unforgettable atmosphere, whether you're hosting a daytime gathering or an evening event. There is even an Airbnb guest apartment inside the barn! Inside, the over 5000 sq feet of event space is both elegant and functional. The long, 12-foot wooden tables add to the rustic sophistication, and the full-service kitchen makes hosting seamless. There's also plenty of parking, which makes things easy for guests--something I've found is often overlooked but so important. What truly sets this place apart is its heart. The property is situated on an 80-acre animal rescue acreage, and the events hosted there help support that meaningful mission--something as a guest I felt good about being part of. And a special mention goes to Jen, the hostess, who is warm, incredibly accommodating and welcoming. Her attention to detail and genuine care make the entire experience even more memorable. In my opinion, whether you're planning a special event, wedding, or simply visiting, Blue Moon Barn offers a one-of-a-kind experience that blends rustic beauty, thoughtful design, and purpose in the most wonderful way.

Every trip to Union Pier includes a trip to Blue Moon. Beautifully curated collection will keep you…read morereturning.