cool stuff good prices, but don't come here if you don't have cash, the nearest atm is 35 min awayread more

We stopped at this flea market at the request of a recent homebuyer following an overnight stay at…read moreCaddo Lake State Park. We were uncertain (har!har!) what we'd find there but treasures were found by all. The most surprising and touching treasures for me were: 1. Making the acquaintance of (2) 3-week-old Nigerian dwarf goat/kid pets and their new "mama". It was love at first cuddle!! 2. Homemade strawberry fig preserves which I CANNOT wait to smother on some toast and ENJOY! The other couple with us found a great vintage-style wall hanging for their media room and some other Texan thingamajigs. Whether looking for something large, small, knicky, or knacky, or a bit dohicky - you could find some treasures here and if not - perhaps leave with some pleasant memories or having had a nice chat with one of the local booth owners.

Armory Flea Market was so much fun. Items were priced very reasonable and some vendors offered…read morediscounts! The people I met working at this store were awesome, truly genuine and kind individuals. Items in the store included: vintage toys, books, home items like furniture, dishes, housewares, quilts ... this store has EVERYTHING. Visiting the Armory Flea Market is worthwhile. The location probably has 25-35 vendors, this store is by no means a mess but be prepared to be observant and bend down to see every shelf. This is not a giant mall, but we found multiple items we have been searching for here this afternoon! Do not let the green shipping containers at the front scare you off, keep walking it is worth it to explore. They only take cash so come prepared.

The Armory Flea Market has closed for good. We loved going there. We always found good treasure…read morethere.

You cannot beat the name of this place LOL! And just like you probably imagined from the name this…read moreplace is a mixed bag. There are some fantastic vendors then have some really nice things and then there are some that are selling what probably amounts to most people to be junk. Honestly though I have found some amazing purchases here at amazing prices. And I have never had a bad experience.

Since moving to the area this flea market has really grown. I usually will find a good deal on…read moresomething I'm not even looking for.

We always enjoy stopping on our way through town on the weekends only open Sat and Sun and Sunday…read moremost vendors do not arrive until after church. Some fun items at good prices. And the little cafe has the best fresh burgers you can fine. Vendors are all friendly and willing to give a bargain.

We stopped here anticipating some possible hidden treasure. First of all, most of the booths were…read morenot open- it was Sunday around 2pm- they are only open Saturday and Sunday. It was a very unusual set up, crammed with items that looked like a bad garage sale or worse. There were a few vendors with "nicer" items, but most of it was junk and the prices you could see explained why we did not see anyone make a purchase. I'm all about "thrift" stores and rummage sales, but they are much cleaner and neater than this was. I say skip it

My review is more so from the dealer side of things which i seen from my good friend Lisa rent…read morespace there. i guess its okay place to look and buy stuff cheap and thats the problem if your a dealer u have to sell ur stuff cheap cheap cheap and u pay too much for booth space over 80 to 100 dollars a month aint cheap like the prices AND they take cut of the sells AND dont even walk around to help gard ur stuff so pick pocketing or thievin is common and ur stuff disappears. You will be lucky or doin good each month to brake even on the rent. there aint enough people in this one horse town to support so many people trying to clear out their homes full of junk and valubles. Do yourself a favor and drive extra miles to Texarkansas yeah more gas and time but you will sale a lot more and feel like ur doin well.

From the owner: We have two stores with antiques, vintage and resale items. read more

It truly lives up to the hype. It's a massive flea market with everything from vintage treasures to…read moretotally random finds if you're looking for something unique, you'll probably find it here. We arrived around 11am (they open at 8 I believe). Parking was organized with staff directing traffic, and it cost $10 cash. There were tons of unique vendors, and we ended up buying tea-infused whiskey, moonshine cider, seasonings, and plenty of treats. Many vendors offer samples, which makes it fun (and hard not to buy everything). There's no shortage of food options. We spent about 5 hours there and walked around 15,000 steps. You can rent scooters, wagons, or shopping carts, which is helpful. Restrooms were clean with attendants and changing tables. There are covered areas and lots of shade trees, so even at 80° it felt comfortable. Pet friendly too we brought our fur baby. We'll definitely be back.

First Monday Trade Days has been kind of a tradition in Texas for a LONG time, in fact most of my…read morelife in Texas. I come here occasionally so that I remember why it's been so long since the last time I came here. It seems like you used to be able to find some bargains here. But that was really not the case for me on my visit. In fact, it was quite the office it I found a bunch of over priced items that I can buy much cheaper at stores right in the Dallas area without having to travel to Canton. It's also very hot and I'm not sure who thought having outside vendors in the Texas summer heat is a good idea. It was straight up miserable this past weekend when I was there. I literally could not wait to get back in my car and getting some air conditioning.