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Webster Swap-O-Rama

3.7 (60 reviews)
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Don R.

I came to this flea market 10+ years ago and man has it changed. Covid really did a number on the way business continued here. It's unfortunate because this used to be an awesome place to find treasures at great prices. I tip my hat to the vendors that stuck it out. The front of the flea market is pretty much wholesalers now even though there is a wholesaler section in the back . Like going to a china town market. A few random vendors in between and puppy mills but other than that its what you get. The center of the flea market has some antique and firearms vendors that have interesting things to look through and possibly buy. The rear of the flea market is where you find the garage sale style vendors. Not as many as there used to be very scattered and lots of empty space. This flea market maybe the biggest foot print in acres for a flea market but unfortunately its A lot of over priced used items and very little room for bargain. Its lost its southern charm in my opinion.

Anthony A.

Great place to go and kill a few hours! You can find practically anything you're looking for here, from antiques to food even pet birds. Another market across the street. Go early, vendors start to pack up when it gets too hot.

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Robert H.

Good flea market, super huge, oddly open Mondays. Good mix of stuff. You will get your exercise if you try to walk it all. Some portions shaded, others out in fields. I paid 2 bucks to park in a church parking lot across the street.

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Kaitlyn S.

I believe I've been coming here since 1990 (when it was a somewhat smaller market, yet still HUGE). This flea market has been open 50+ years. It occupies 35 ACRES on an 80 acre compound; it has a total of three open air markets. It opens @ 6 AM & closes @ 2 PM; however, most dealers pack up for home at NOON. Due to the state's Blue Laws, it was open only on Mondays, but currently it is open (but limited) on Sundays as well; you'll find the "oldest monthly motorcycle swap meet" on the first Sunday of each month. For a $5 admission fee, you'll receive a beer, a soda, or a bottle of water, along w/ free parking. The BIG Monday flea market is known as the "7th largest Florida tourist attraction." Each Monday it hosts approximately 4,000 dealers & 100,000 shoppers. Parking costs can range from $3 to $5, depending upon the lot-- bring cash. (No debit or credit is accepted for parking, & there's no free lot.) Many dealers also take only cash, so come prepared. Prices are ALL over the place. For example, today I was in search of antique costume brooches. 3/4 of the jewelry dealers I spoke w/ had fair (or even excellent) prices, but 1/4 were Bat Poo Crazy w/ their price tags. You simply need to know your desired merchandise, seek out the deals, & haggle. If you're an amateur antique/vintage shopper & not careful, you'll unfortunately find many dealers here who will quote you high prices. There are many (& varied) food booths, & even a couple of eateries w/ tables & chairs. Today a Tampa barbecue food truck (Blake's Best BBQ) was parked on the property-- delicious! There's beer sold at this market, the usual kettle corn, smoothies, burgers, & many other good eats. There's also standard bathrooms & some portable toilets (yuck). There are produce dealers here, & during strawberry season you'll find a corner booth that touts gorgeous flats, quarts, & pints of Plant City strawberries. Due to its size, the Webster Westside Flea Market is quite the experience. From handguns to primitives... to antique glassware & furniture... to clothing & jewelry... to tools, signage, & small appliances (& anything else that's legal to sell), you'll likely find it here. Most of the market isn't covered over; there is little protection from the elements. Should you love to walk, there's more market across the street:-) Arrive early, wear comfortable shoes, burn some calories, & leave by noon. It's a fascinating flea market, & extra busy on any holiday that falls on a Monday! Enjoy! And enjoy seeing dogs (& even chickens) in strollers!

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Mel K.

Big flea market , a lot of walking around inside and outside . Parking is $3 which isn't to bad. A lot of different vendors and people selling stuff . I got an Italian ice which was pretty good . They were definitely worth the price

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Doug B.

This was my first time to Webster's Fleamarket. I highly recommend if you. Got a free Monday put your walking shoes on and get ready to get your exercise. Webster's is a VERY. Big flea market and you will find anything from cows to licorice. You want food they have it all from carnival food too shrimp gumbo. They have plenty atms spread about. Man remember to barter with the vendors they love it. In short I think you can get anything you want at Webster's. Downfall: parking sucks but when leaving I did see a pay parking for $2.50 a car load... The pics I'm posting are just random once from the park.

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6 years ago

Not a bad place, but it was the same things that I've seen in all the other places I've seen, but it was an interesting experience.

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7 years ago

Love Webster's! Visit every year when we're in town. Fun to see what treasures you can discover.

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Disappointed that they are only open Mondays. Drove all the way out there just to find it closed on weekends :(

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Not the best flea market ever, but still the best flea market in the Tampa Bay region.

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10 years ago

Great flea market you can find almost anything there I go almost every Monday come home with loads of things

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9 years ago

Caveat emptor. Grifters abound. Be careful. Big place. Good food. Many good honest dealers but many good ole boy liars

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10 years ago

Great flea market. It's huge. Go early. Lots of new and early attic antiques. Prices are good.

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