I'm a regular seller and buyer here. Staff is pretty nice and they even had an egg hunt for the kiddos on kids on Easter so it was nice to have that while I had to work. Seller booth price is $20 on Saturday and $30 on Sunday. read more

Ah the old swap meet located at the drive in theatre in Concord. I grew up around here and have countless memories of both. We went on a Sunday- $1.50 per person. Back in the day it was different, at least in my mind, it was more wholesome. People selling their goods or crafts. Almost immediately I was very aware that much of the stuff I was seeing for purchase was also the reason all of our stores now have everything locked up. Cleaners, laundry soap, odd assortments of random new stuff. There were still some decent vendors. I bought a few crystals. Keep in mind you can barter here. I also very much enjoyed talking to a regular vendor there that makes and sells these adorable Mexican cowboy boots and dresses. I am going to come back to get my granddaughter a cute little outfit. There were also some isles that were just piles of crap ran by some questionable seeming folks. I actually purchased one of my rocks from one of these sellers, I got it for a dollar because it was covered in something gross. It is awesome after I cleaned it up. Glad my husband went over and looked through that pile! I would absolutely come back just to wander most likely in summer. Oh and food trucks lining the outside are the way to go if your hungry although the theatre food was open too. read more

The vendors are amicable. It's a shame management isn't. There were several women who needed to use the bathroom thirty minutes before closing. She had already locked the door and explained how the bathrooms constantly had to be cleaned. She didn't want to let any of us use the bathroom. One lady was running to get in only to be stopped by a locked door as well. I looked at the sign above the door which stated the bathroom had to be unlocked during business hours. "I guess your sign is not correct." If you must come to this flea market make sure to do a pit stop before you go. Eitherwise you might just have to go ... read more

Visited the swap meet earlier this year. I highly recommend for a day trip of shopping

Me N my wife had so much fun here the vendors were awesome the food was great we will be back the furniture lady was awesome big shot out to her and her husband read more

I used to come here as a kid and my Moa memorable part was the playground as well as the bubbles on a string. Recently, I stopped by to see how the swap meet had changed. I was happy to see many vendors with; fresh fruits, veggies, nuts. And guess what! They still have the bubbles on a string for about $1.00 can't beat that. For the kiddies: playground still exists and there were many kids enjoying and having fun. Good old times.. Note: adults fee on Sunday $1.25 kids 11 & underage free. Bring cash! Pros: You can find something for everyone in the family. Great for people watching Cheap Cons: Parking lot-limited and you will get your car towed. Food court-nothing worth buying. Would be great to have local vendor sell food. read more

I guess I have a unique perspective when it comes to the Solano Swap Meet, I am both a shopper and had been a vendor here. I have only been a vendor once here, so still 99.9% as a customer. Reading some of the pervious reviews, there were comments about the vendors selling new items and it doesn't feel like a swap meet anymore. First, the vendors here are just that, they are vendors, and most of them are trying to make a living. Some of them are jerks, but most of them are just people trying to make a living. I personally don't look at all the new stuff being sold, but if they can make a living, more power to them. So..... as a vendor, super easy. Saturdays are $12 and Sundays are $25 per space. A space is one of the drive in movie parking spaces. It's enough for a regular size car of truck and a couple of tables for your stuff for sale (18x18). They offer NOTHING ELSE. No power, no tables, no help with anything, you are on your own. Also, they open their gates at 6am for set up and I suggest getting there no later than 6:30am. The good prime spots get taken up pretty quickly. Bring a chair, a hat, and a partner (no one is going to watch your stuff on bathroom trips). The crowd there is good, they are willing to spend money and look for deals. As a patron, I love taking a Sunday stroll at this place. The family and I are usually able to get good deals here. I usually look for old toys and video games and there's never a lack of it there. Now, the market here has two sides. There is a side that has majority used items and the other side has majority new items for sale. So if you are like me and love a good deal on some random use items, take a Sunday, get there at around 10 am, and look for some really good deals. If you are going after 12, don't bother, most of the people are done and packing up by then. PRO TIP: DON'T get the food at the snack bar. A coffee or a soda is fine, just no food. It's most likely the stuff from the drive-in from the night before. If it's not, it sure taste like it was. read more

Stay away today... 1/21/21..there is nothing to even see... once you get in u think it's like normal but once you hit the first lane and look it's hella empty.. nothing u to o buy or see.. I ask for a refund dnd they claim there is no way to refund you back which is bs.. trust me I stand there and told people who were coming in to not to waste their money going in.. Im glad 15 family listen.., there was 5 that didn't and still went in and came out and said I should have listen to you.. STAY AWAY!!!! You've been warned read more

When I was here on a Saturday in January (1/22/22), this market was pretty sparse. Maybe 20 or so vendors--all with garage sale type stuff. It's ok if you're in the area, but it wasn't worth the hour drive for me. I'd def come check it out again; perhaps it's busier at different times of the year. read more

When it comes to most flea markets, I have no sense of direction. But at this specific one...I always find my way in and out without any problems lol. The exit is just off the freeway (You can't miss it). Parking isn't bad if you come here after 1pm. I arrived around 2pm and had no problems finding parking. On top of that, I was surprised that the flea market was still open. -The entrance fee for adults is $1.25 and free for young children. ***Warning*** Once you walk up towards the entrance, you'll see some guys asking for donations. DO NOT give them your $1.25. One guy lied to me and told me that I was supposed to give it to him. LIAR! Go to the person at the entrance and get a receipt! -If you're not a name brand junkie, you can score a decent handbag for less than $20. The cheapest I've seen at a booth was $6 (or 2 for $10) -BEWARE of the guy that sells MAC makeup and claims that it is authentic MAC. I am a MAC connoisseur (lol) and I can smell his bs from the scent of his breath! -DO check out the mini farmers market. 5 lemons for $1.00 is a good deal as opposed to the prices at a small grocery store (at 0.35 each) or Safeway (2 lemons/$1.00) One thing that I did notice was the amount of deodorant sold at a lot of booths. Interesting. So if you need a good deal on deodorant, they have a wide selection! There is also a play area for children, including an inflatable slide. You can't miss it. SUGGESTION* If you do get hungry, you'll see 3 taco trucks parked near the entrance. I usually buy the pork papusas ($2 each) to go. Yum! They do provide tables and chairs for you to sit and eat. I personally would just take it to go, due to the amount of gigantor bees flying around. Unless...you love sharing your food with bees. read more

From a seller's point of view, the entire experience I've had makes this place a 5-star flea market. I show up at 7AM on Sunday, an hour later than opening, and there is no line and half the stalls are still available. The guy at the stall was bouncing between two lanes of sellers, and we basically passed him $25 and drove off into the lots. From 730AM to 1115AM, I sold my merchandise for almost $600!!!! I'm an amateur couponer and stocked up to what I thought $300 worth of merchandise and wanted to get rid of my stockpile, roughly 9 file folder boxes of stuff. What makes this place a 5-star venue is the friendly sellers we were next to. Everyone was extremely friendly and upbeat. I only had one or two poor-attitude buyers, but overall, everyone was great! It does get hot, so don't forget a hat and a cooler full of iced water. read more

If you are a thrifter/treasure hunter/ garage saler/Bargin Betty such as Yours Truly, then you will have a good time. You will find everything here INCLUDING the kitchen sink! Went a few Sundays ago with a BFF and we scored on some great deals for not too much coin. The Flea Market is not for everybody, if garage sales and used items are not your kind of deal, then don't bother...leave all the cool stuff for ME!! LOL!! I will be back again to do some more shopping!! read more

hmm the only seller i found was a older filipino lady selling awesome made Cali T- Shirts 4 for $10. Other vendors are more expensive than the mall, I mean C'mon your at a swap meet. Sell me something cheaper than regular mall prices. Other than the T-Shirt place and the $1.25 entrance fee, I'm not sure what all the hype is about. Maybe if your more of a garage sale type of shopper, but I like my garage sales around my neighborhood at least I know who they are coming from. Other than that I like the San Jose Swap Meet / Flea Market much better. Maybe I'll try going here again , maybe the concord heat got to me as I couldn't spend more than an hour there.. read more

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August 25, 2019 Aaagghhhhh Boring Take Nap! The most non epic and repetitive experience ever visiting a "Swap Meet". I remember the whole..One man's junk is another man's treasure line and this "Flea Market" didn't even live up to the hype at all. The "West Wind Solano Swap Meet" use to be the place back in the day, IDK what happened. Allow me to tell you about all the short comings.. West Wing Solano Swap Meet: This particular "Flea Market" inhabits the "West Wing Solano Drive in Theatre", I use to remember coming here when I was younger and thinking the world of this place. They had it all it seemed back then, from great food vendors to pretty cool finds. All these years later the tide has turned. What makes a good "Swap Meet/Flea Market" in my opinion is the offerings, that good balance between junk and treasures. Junk isn't necessarily a bad thing, as junk can be treasure to someone else. But when you go to a place and now it just looks like a mom and pop set up shop, it takes away from the treasure hunting through the junk. This place is a shell of what it use to be as most of the vendors seem to be selling the same things. Most of what I saw wasn't what you may commonly see at a garage sale, it was produce vendors, cell phone accessory shops, or people selling stuff that you could tell they went to AliExpress or DHGate and bought in bulk and now are selling here for a mark up. Sure, there was still some tried and true people selling items that they wanted to get rid of, but a great percent of the vendors were selling new stuff. This kinda took away from the experience for me, especially now that they don't allow food vendors in anymore. Having to go to a food truck or popup food vendor on the outskirts of the "Flea Market" is pretty lame, as also some of the most enjoyable experience in going to a place like this is having something to munch on while you're treasure hunting. It made the $1.50 (Sunday Price, $.50 Saturday Price) not worth it, especially considering I was in and out in about 30 min. Overall: I would rank this market place low as compared to the "Antioch or Berkeley Flea Markets respectively, which are smaller in size, but seems to still hold the true essence of the "Flea Market/Swap Meet" name. I would skip this one and take a drive to "San Jose" if you wanted to go to one with more square footage and have a great selection of vendors selling new or old junk/treasure. No pictures for this one as it would of been repetitive, I don't think I'll be returning anytime soon. read more

I haven't been here in awhile and didn't purchase anything this time around, but they literally have EVERYTHING you can think of here. Massages, window tinting, sign making, dining room sets, live stock, fruit stands, etc. as well as the usual finds at a flea market. Go EARLY. Most vendors leave by noon, plus parking gets a little crazy. read more

This is one great swap meet and part of a dying breed around the Bay Area. It's pretty clean and the produce stands are pretty good. Lots of small art and craft booths, good selection of "garage sale" type booths, some commercial vendors. Location is easy to find but you have to pay for parking or prepare for a long walk. PS: this place is in Concord, not Vallejo (Solano County) read more

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FUN! Sold here recently on a Saturday. Gates open at 6, was there by 6:40, found my spot, used the restroom, came back to my car and started dragging stuff out. Had buyers immediately. My goal was to get rid of clothes, household stuff. 90% of my stuff I sold for $1...people got some sweet deals for sure! If you sell, be prepared for customers to haggle...it's a swap meet! Definitely an early bird market on Saturdays I did most of my business between 7-10:30AM (made only $10 after 10:30). I decided not to stick around and packed it up at 11:15 and bounced. I came with 15 boxes, a large wine rack, an end table, and a beach chair, and came back with 4 small boxes and $170. Place was clean, restrooms clean, staff was nice. Bring your sunscreen or an umbrella and water. I found the buyers nice and friendly. Taking off one star because (1) they do not enforce the no pets/dogs policy (felt more sorry for the dogs out on hot concrete. I would also be concerned if they were refused entry with their dog the dumb owners would leave them in their car), and (2) they could use more trash cans and directions/exit signs. read more

My wife and I went to the flea market to sell T shirts on sunday , 8-8-16. Apparently the rules and guidelines they state on their website do not apply. 1). Extreme loud music, so loud i still have ringing in my ears. The security guard came by with 2 others in a golf cart and said nothing to the people . 2). The selling of guns or gun accessories, there were many ! 3). Drug paraphernalia, plenty of pipes etc. 4). Unlicensed sports team memorabilia, RAIDERS, 49ERS, ETC. We will never go there again. read more

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Man this place is pretty much like going to the dumps! Mostly all junk and nothing of value. Smells awful! The Venders are mostly nice and you can find some deals just you have to watch out for your fellow shoppers. A lot of people with sticky fingers, if you know what I mean. Saw a man today grab some cheap jewelry and just walk off. I didn't want to get shot/stabbed so I said nothing. Sad place to be. Save a headache and shop on ebay read more

The Solano Swap Meet is a throwback to the flea markets my mom used to drag me to in the 70's and 80's. Lots of great used junk, antiques, some new stuff, produce ... it's that combo that makes it so great. I've found that flea markets of today lean towards all new cheap-o items, which I have no interest in. So, imagine my excitement when I wandered through this place and found an antique real-wood dresser for $35, and a metal side table with authentic distressed character for only $4! Apparently Sundays are the best for finding treasures ... so I lucked into that. I thank my mom for the flea market karma. I'd suggest getting there early for parking ease, and to have first dibs at the good stuff. Parking is free, and entrance fee is $1.25 per person. One more tip ... it's in Concord, so it's damn hot. Don't forget to bring a hat for sun safety. I forgot mine and was "lucky" to find a brand new, bright yellow old lady visor with the name of our great state embroidered across the front. It was 50 cents. Irony was free. read more

I came here as a seller for the first time and had a decent experience. There aren't many families with garage-sale like shops, since most vendors specialize in one area. This is a great way to get high traffic for your items, but don't count on getting top dollar for your stuff. Most of the clothes I sold went for a $1 a piece, but they were items that buy-back stores like Crossroads and Buffalo Exchange weren't interested in. It's nice to get some money for them, even if it's not much. Make sure you bring some sort of shade, either as a big, floppy hat or a giant beach umbrella, because it gets super hot. Also, don't forget your cooler packed with ice, cold water and snacks, because food can be expensive. I wasn't a big fan of the hilly ground (intended for the drive-in movies) because it made parking in the spot difficult. Also, there are a lot of rocks and small pieces of garbage, so I would bring a broom next time to clear my spot. Overall, it was a fun experience to talk with all of the people, get rid of some stuff, and make a few bucks on the side. I will definitely be back! :] read more

I've bought and sold here. It's more fun buying, as the customers generally drive hard bargains. Oh well. On Saturday, it's cheaper for the vendors, but only half is open. You might find a couple of things, and some people swear by Saturdays, but the real time to go according to me is on Sunday, when both lots are open, and there's many more vendors. I look for old things, and ones success depends on who's there, and if you get to the good stuff before everybody else does. If you see a crowd, go investigate, though it may already be too late. If you are really on the hunt for particular stuff, you gotta get up early. The place opens at six, and that's when you should be there. Easier done in the summer than the winter, when you must have warm clothes and a flashlight. I never have much gotten into the food there, unlike my response to the Richmond Flea Market, where the choices are just so great. Usually I buy one of the jalapeno pizzas from the people who are always selling them for a dollar. They aren't that good, but for some reason I really like them. That booth also sells cheap pastries, cookies, et cetera. On the right side of the market, a few rows from the back. I've run into a jerky seller there several times, and his product cannot be beat. Some guy from Martinez who makes his own. As for the merchandise, there are the now-usual sellers of new things, electronics, makeup, jewelry, toys, tool guys, bike guys, used clothes sellers, but also produce sellers, one time sellers, plant sellers, and antique dealers. I think it's a pretty good mix. There is a solid core of regular buyers and sellers. I enjoy this place, though I haven't been recently. You really need to get to know a flea market to appreciate all it has to offer to you personally. This one is a bit of an effort for me, a half hour drive, but fun. Great exercise. Check it out. read more

3.5 Stars. It's a better than average Flea Market in terms of Prices and variety. However, the biggest negative is the Parking. If you do find parking, at least people seem to park with reasonable spacing so your vehicle won't get dinged as badly as before. If you have a Disabled Placard or License Plate, the Drive-In has plenty of Disabled parking in FRONT. Avoid the Rear. It would be nice if they could spend more money on paving maintenance but I get that it would affect Overhead...they might have to charge more admission. $1.50 on Sunday is the going rate. I like their Live Music and the seating area. If you hang out until after 12 or 1 PM, a lot of Vendors liquidate their Leftovers by selling everything for a DOLLAR and the finally ... around 1PM, it's FREE,FREE,FREE... or GRATIS, GRATIS, GRATIS. read more

The swap meet is 50 cents to enter on Saturdays and $1.50 on Sundays. Parking is free. You can find great, unique items - some that you're looking for; some that you just didn't know yet you were looking for. It's a fun, interesting assortment of sellers: Including people that sell Mac makeup (um, how is this legal??) and live animals such as ducks and chickens in small, cramped, hot cages (again...how is this legal?) The makeup I really have no problem with. But where is animal control when you need them?? I do wish there were more people that were selling their own goods, rather than people who make the swap meet their own business of sorts - it's like a mini $1.00 Dollar Store on wheels - and booths like "Dish Network" set up shop... come on! Plus, Dish Network left advertisement cards on our car. Don't touch our car, please. And the tables/sellers of unopened products/toys straight from China... that's not what a swap meet is all about. But I guess some people want this?? Also, I'd avoid the food area. They have water bottles and sodas and those are probably safe, but I wouldn't show up hungry (the same area at night time / Drive-In does have decent popcorn). The Jumbo Hot Dog we ordered (5/19/12) was cold and my fiance couldn't even finish it($3.46). I ordered some chicken tacos (3, I think - $4.86). Also, cold meat with a bad after-taste that stayed with me for a couple of hours. The large water bottle ($3.00) did not have any problems. read more

Laura L. gave me the idea to sell my stuff here last weekend (Sunday). Since I live in a rural part of Fairfield and I didn't want ppl coming and going, I decided to clean out my house and threw stuff in plastic bins. It took a good 2 days to sort out everything, but after watching a mini-marathon of "Hoarders", I was READY to get to it! I had just about everything... an old Metro PCS phone, a fake Louis Vuitton wallet, bike parts, bike helmets, purses from Ross/Marshalls, CDs, DVDs, etc. etc. I keep most of my stuff in pretty immaculate condition and I have to admit, it was really hard selling my stuff at a huge discount, but the crap had to go! Anyone can come, you just have to get there pretty early... like 6:30am. I paid $25 for my space and put the bins out and a table and most of the items sold before 1pm. I came back with a couple of bins (out of 6 large ones and a couple of small ones). Most of the stuff I came back with were the bags from Ross/Marshalls. Woooomp! Wooooooomp! I made $300 after my payout and that was well worth it! I would do it again. After I told my bf that I made $300, he said, "That's pretty good considering it was about $3,000 worth of stuff!" LMAO. He was prolly right. I met an Asian girl who bought my authentic Gucci visor (it was totally out of shape and old and sold it for $7!) and she told me that the weekend before, she found a woman who had a CRAPLOAD of authentic Coach bags. She was selling them for $7 each! Supposedly, she had TONS... In my mind, I'm thinking 60?? Anyhoo - you can find some good deals. I didn't buy anything there and I was able to walk around for abit afterwards. There's a little bit of everything for everyone and it's great to find such great deals. Even though it pained me to sell my awesome stuff for cheap, it's a give and take kind of thing.... :) Hit it up and check it out or haul all your crap up there. Don't forget to watch a few episodes of Hoarders before cleaning out your place! Hahahahahah! read more

Came here on a Saturday. This one is good because there are a lot of garage sale style vendors (which I love). There is a good amount of vendors selling new items too with the occasional vendor selling 100% counterfeit merchandise. If you're in the market for a basketball or nfl Jersey you should stop by this place and check it out, but as a word of caution - inspect the jersey you plan on buying verrrry carefully; some of those jerseys are authentic and some are "replicas." The only reason I am giving this flea market 3 stars is the lack of vendors that are willing to haggle. Prices started high and stayed high. Couldn't catch a price break anywhere here. Some vendors even acted insulted when I tried to bargain with them... The last vendor I stopped at was already packing up at 11:30. I was able to catch a glimpse of what he packed into the van - it was true garbage. I gave him a counter offer on an item he was putting into a plastic bag and he got hostile with me! While I was walking away he said my offer was robbery (it wasnt) and he loudly said I was trying to f**k him (I definitely wasn't). My daughter was there and tried to act like she didn't hear it... If she wasn't there with me, I know I would have flown off the handle. Bottom line - some of the vendors are decent. Others are grimey, dirty flea market "professionals. " might be worth it to stop by if you happen to be in the area. Probably not if you aren't. read more

Went here for the first time. It was a pretty decent flea market, but there weren't a lot of stands there. I heard it's busier on Sundays, so maybe I'll go on a Sunday sometime soon! I got a scarf for $4 and I've seen the same exact one at Forever 21 for $16.80. I found 3 really cute handmade bracelets for $7. I'm happy with my finds! Question though! Does anyone know if it's okay to negociate prices because at some of the stands, the prices are pretty steep! Someone please let me know! :) read more

I was extremely happy with the treasures I found here this past weekend. A large-size igloo dog house for $15 (retails for $90), a brand new, never-opened Northwest Territory screen house for our next camping trip for just $10 bucks (retails for $70), $1.50 for two pounds of fresh green beans. This just names a few. We arrived after 12:30 and found that some sellers offered up free stuff when they were ready to pack it up for the day. Some of the free treasures I left with were Christmas decorations, an array of gardening seeds, brand new never-opened mattress storage cover, brand new tennis balls for my dog :) I recommend bringing water and sunblock with you. It gets pretty hot walking around in the afternoon. Plus, a water for $3 just ain't the business. I literally saved myself over $100 and found some really great items I needed. Coming back next weekend! read more

It's like 300 garage sales all at once! This is the place to come if you really want a bargain on household stuff, but like any sale like this, you really have to get here early to find the good stuff. Plus it gets very warm out here later in the day. Forgot about trying to park in the parking lot, find street parking a few blocks away instead. It's $1.25 to get in. It's largely Hispanic buyers and sellers. The bathroom on this occasion had an overwhelming smell, oh well. But you should come here once for the experience. read more

I like this swap meet / flea market for various reasons. Reason number one is that it feels safe. I used to go to the Coliseum Swap Meet in my pre-parent days and could really care less about how safe someplace was. Now with my little guy, who loves the swap meet, I take this into serious consideration. The people that run this swap meet do an outstanding job to ensure that it is safe. And it shows. There are kids everywhere!!! Ok, on to the junk. Saturdays are pretty quiet and pretty cheap. Don't let that fool you. I have found some of the best bargains on a Sat because there is less foot traffic. Sundays are a zoo! Costs about a buck more to get in. About three times as many vendors, but about five to ten times the foot traffic. And parking can be impossible to find by 8AM. More vendors = more junk. But I've found the prices a little higher on Sun and the sellers a little less flexible when it comes to price. Not a big fan of the people selling the birds. They really throw those cages around when loading and unloading. I understand that they pay for that spot, but I would re-consider letting them sell there. I'm not a big fan of backyard breeders of any animal. Anyway, besides the bird issue, a great place to pick up some great items or even just walk around and look. Something for everyone. read more

I would have given the swap meet for stars if they didn't play that dreadful Mariachi music everywhere..... Attention folks that like that kind of music gringos do not like that music so if you want us to buy your junk there turn that crap off !!!! Thank you ..... read more

Second trip down to this flea market. Always get down there at 12 and it saddens me most people pack up and bounce around the small duration we are in there. It's all hit or miss, the first time I arrived there were a whole lot less sellers but I came up on more items. Second time it was a packed house but came up empty. Not a bad flea market but people pack up WAY too early and it's all hit or miss. read more

Not enough treasures there to return. I did get some red peppers that I don't usually find in the supermarket.

Much better and bigger than I thought! A bit of a sensory overload got there around 12:15pm some sellers were gone others packing up but still I couldn't cover all of it so much to see. A Suggestion: bring a small wagon or cart to haul items because you'll do a lot of walking. However most sellers will let you leave your bought items at their stall just keep track of time just don't forget your items. After about two hours, everything becomes a blur! You can find some treasures if you have the time, patience, and like to haggle. Spend the day there and use the next day to mentally and physically recover. read more

I've been to several of the bay areas flea markets and I was pleasantly surprised how big this one was. I'm only giving it four stars since parking was bad. We went on a dreary Sunday and got there early about 7:30am, since we read the reviews about parking being an issue we wanted to be there early. We couldn't find a spot worth our life, so we ended up parking across the street in one of the businesses parking lot, which I'm sure was a big no-no. The entrance fee was reasonable, I think it was $1.50 each? I can't remember, but it was cheaper than some other flea markets. When we got in we were shocked at how big it was, how CLEAN it was (for a flea market) and how many vendors had shown up, since it looked like it was going to rain. Right of the bat I found a really cool vintage item for $1.00. I found several other items that I wanted from other vendors for only $1.00 each. My BF found items for .25, .50 or $1.00. ALL of the vendors were really nice and we never even bothered to bargain with them since they were all reasonably priced. I did come across one vendor that wanted $10 for an item, which was well worth it but I wasn't willing to pay for it. We read the other reviews about vendors being rude, there being loud music and pets being sold. We didn't come across a single rude vendor, there wasn't any loud marachi music playing, nor were there any pets being sold. All in all it was a good experience and would go again. read more

This flea market is not everyones cup of tea. There are alot of vendors that look like they shoved the entire contents of their garage into a truck and dumped in on the ground. HOWEVER if you are coming for certain things you can't find a better deal. 1. Produce- Believe it or not I find amazing produce here at great prices! Usually extremely fresh, and plenty of selection (my regulars: roma tomato, bananas, oranges, berries, beans) 2. Vintage furniture- this has been hit or miss for me. I don't always come out with what I am looking for but the times I have I hit the jackpot ( my hot finds: solid mahogany bar, vintage oak vanity, cherrywood coffee table with 2 end tables, set of 2 vintage hanging lantern style tea candle holders) 3. Gifts- Most of the vendors near the entrances are selling only new items. There are tons of tents with reasonably priced kids toys, movies and games, clothes, kitchenware and much more. Cons: 1. As far as food and beverage, grab a snack and a soda before you come. They don't have food trucks like most large flea market and their food selection is slim, high priced and poor quality. 2. Saturday flea markets suck- there are about half the amount of vendors on a Saturday than there are on a Sunday. And most of them are the the garage dump truck vendors. Go Sunday. 3. Occasionally you will run into a rowdy transient or tweek. Lets face it though, this is Concord ;) 4. PARKING... parking sucks... so bad... Otherwise, if you have patience and someone with you who doesn't get impatient while you search for gold you will have a great time! read more

Went the day after XMAS, will have to go another time. Free parking lot on the far side of the drive-in, $1.25 admission to the meet. The usual swap meet stuff, but today it was pretty deserted being only about 25% filled with vendors. No fresh produce here, mostly garage sales type stuff. One vendor had some real old looking unique antiques that were likely not the real deal (newer stuff made to look real old), another guy was selling army surplus stuff. One vendor was selling large kitchen appliances, another "used" gardening tools. For those that consider this important, the bathrooms are located in the permanent drive-in snack bar. IMO, this place is not as good and not as "safe" as other the flea markets in the area. read more

Terrible absolutely no organisation, no signage anywhere it's Lord of the Flies for parking or park on the street or at the park. The line to get in took forever the cash register was so slow it look like it was from the 1800s. The people actually selling stuff all seem to have the same things like stolen power tools, stuff bought in bulk from China or candy. There was no food other than the food court available which was a real bummer. People are walking around smoking cigarettes and weed everywhere there is no visible security anywhere. Absolute waste of money definitely do not go here and waste your time. read more

I went on a saturday. It was slow and not much happening. I only went there because I wanted to check out the massage therapists. I only saw one and took a picture of the massage sign. I'm thinking about doing massage there also. If anybody has any tips to do massage at flea markets, let me know! read more

West Wind Solano Swap Meet - Antiques Near Me - Concord, California

Horrible flea market. Very small and full of junk. Although, my kids found some cool things, we adults did not. The ppl selling were a little weird and not all the way there. Will not go back!! read more