We have hundreds of local vendors with the best prices on the best stuff. Whether you are searching for that one of a kind antique find, or general goods we have it all. You can take a break from shopping and enjoy some tasty food and cook beverages at any of our great restaurants. If you are looking to make some money you can also sign up to sell your stuff at our market. Flamingo Island has it all.
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What clients say about Flamingo Island Flea Market in Bonita Springs (FL)
Disappointed that so many booths are gone right now, but understand that the snow birds have headed north. Business is slow,but it's easier to park and find bargains @
Seems like this place is doing what it can to hang on but there were huge sections with no vendors and many of them not open on the Friday we went. Of course I'm sure during the weekends it's busier. Does remind me of the good old-fashioned flea markets that existed 30 years ago here in Florida. Like malls, these places seem like they are headed for near extinction. I hope not, I've always enjoyed them.
Great choice of shops, food, and fun. Did a couple walks through and spoke with some great local merchants, made a few purchases on local products. Business looked good. Summer season, moat places have closed up till snowbird season. Plenty of parking
I am a vendor at Flamingo. I am at B65 and 67. Avon and more with Xiomy. I have the lowest price for Skin So Soft Bath Oil along with other Avon Products. I also sell handmade jewelry. I have new and used clothing, purses and other useful items .Come visit and say hi.
Had the most amazing FREEZE DRIED CANDY at booth B31.
An absolute must even if you have to drive far.
I tried a FREE SAMPLE and was amazed.
What a culinary experience.
I bought all the inventory and chomped it down in one sitting
May 2025 disappointed visit. Should've spend the morning at the beach.
Maybe 30% of vendor booths were occupied, the rest of the two buildings were empty.
Lots of jewelry & and ladies' clothing booths not much else.
Perhaps Fridays are an off day but not willing to visit again.
Went with my cousin and sister and I bought the most things! Had a good Thai milk tea from the Filipino place. Got a glass fish for my sister. Got a free Army decal. Lots of places were closed on Mother's Day but plenty to look at. Electric bikes, Mexican food, Thai food, pretzels.
Great deals, I have a wide assortment of things you may want and need. this place is large and you will be doing a lot of walking. They have different vendors. There's one for hot sauces and they have a huge assortment of hot sauce . Cool stores with watches.
Go here for the experience and the plethora of stuff is just the icing on the cake. There's some schlock here but also some really nice stuff: that's the adventure/fun of it! You never know what you're gonna find and that's the fun....
So many empty booths of favorite vendors of the past. If you’ve never been, you may enjoy. For me, who used to make it a yearly fun day, it’s just not the same besides a few food vendors that remain. Enjoyed the potato chips and a beer, tried to support the market in some way.
Went to go get my dog some items because I knew there was a lady that sold them there, my boyfriend and I found her stall and at first she seemed friendly but as soon as we walked in and found what we needed her whole demeanor changed, she became rude and snarky , we asked her questions about certain things and she instantly seemed offensive and didn’t want to explain anything to us.When we went to pay she became agitated that I was paying with Apple Pay and began to raise her voice at us saying no I can’t accept that,My boyfriend then proceeded to take out his card and she then began to YELL at us as if we were children saying no I can’t take any card because I have to pay money for your transaction etc etc… soooo why offer a service you can’t afford??? I then raised my voice and told her okay we won’t be buying anything from her, we could have easily gone to the atm to pull out cash but we decided not to based on her customer service with us.I matched her energy so she can see how she was treating us and as we began to leave she started spitting rude comments at us. We did NOTHING wrong but just try to pay with what we had, she easily could have a sign that says cash only so people don’t bother to begin with but saying you provide a credit card service to customers and then refusing it and start yelling and scolding at them is not okay, she should not be in business as I read from another review that a dog was offered a treat by her and then began vomiting shortly after. As for her merchandise All her items seem to come from dollar tree and she charges an arm and leg for certain items that I could have bought off Temu. Buyers beware of this lady she seems to suffer from some sort of mental illness and if it’s not that she’s not someone to give your business too.
Great place to find unique things. Need Cheater Reading glasses then visit Grandpa"s place Booth 104. Much cheaper than ALL the drug stores and sell up to power 7!!
Very interesting place with a lot of booths selling everything; clothes, golf balls, jewelry, wigs, towels with hilarious sayings, socks… One could spend a lot of time there or like me make one loop around. I went on a Friday, in season, and a lot of booths were closed ‘Only open Saturday’s’
I found a booth of hair accessories here, hidden gem, full of surprises. I came across this little booth while traveling from Canada, and I found that all the hair clips are handmade by the owner. They are beautiful and adorable, perfect for both little girls and young ladies. The shop owner, Laura, is interesting and genuine. She even gave us a small hair tie as a gift. Thank you so much for your service. Hope visit again next time.
A few days ago, I took my daughter to a hair accessories store here. The selection was very comprehensive, and the seller even makes some of the items by hand. They were really beautiful. We plan to go again this week. There were also some claw clips that I hadn’t seen before. We’ve discovered a hidden gem for girls!
This last time I went, I found a lady who made her own jewelry and lemonade. Great customer service. Her booth was at 89. I tell ya this lemonade is so good. It's definitely worth the price! My mom loved her cuff bracelet I got her. Her lemonade stand was called Shaken not stirred swfl.
It was hot but fun! (Fans and spotty A/C helped) lots of parking, vendors have everything from vintage to new, very small food area….fairly extensive menu. My husband especially loved the Cuban gentleman that rolled and sold cigars. Will return.
Scammer!!
I went into a man’s cologne store. He made it seem like I was getting a deal. I got home and looked up the cologne and it was $13-20. He charged me $55. Im a 22 woman and I think he took advantage of that. If you don’t want to pay over 60% of what something’s worth don’t go to his store.
The market is an collaboration of small local merchants. You will be delighted with the variety of merchandise and talented people, not to mention the options for refreshments and lunches too!
The flamingo Island flea market was fun, it's a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. It's divided into two rows with many different kinds of shops. Lots of clothes. Wonderful food, even fresh vegetables and fruits. Some items were movies and games and pokémon cards. Others were crystals and incense soaps and oils. There was a little bit of something for everyone.
It's my first visit and probably not my last. I really liked the Filipino eatery that was there and there was some other things that I thought were different but it was worth a try and I don't regret doing it.
Very nice indoor/ outdoor market. Lots of little shop with a variety of things. There are some great places to eat there though!! Even fresh cracked coconuts! I got a few beers and walked around enjoying what they had there. Not overly crowded and tons of parking. I will be back!
Great little stores, inexpensive items to take home as souvenirs. People are friendly and helpful. 2 aisles lined up with stores that sell whatever you might need. Great outing experience to kill time. Early Saturday morning shopping was very quiet, great time to go before the crowds come in. Also has a few places to eat and drink a brew and people watch, if that's what's floats your boat.
There are great prices here on everything under the Sun. I got a brand new putter for $40. All the sunglasses I liked and tried fit like a glove. This is a great place to go looking for items you want that are too expensive everywhere else. The food is great too, but not so healthy!
First time visit to the Flamingo Flea Market, which to me was more of an open market, with small well designed stores. I would have to say, it was a most enjoyable experience, from the vendors to the food court, to the customers. It was clean and well lit. The only reason I gave it 4 stars, instead of 5, were the aisles were quite narrow. Realizing there is no way to correct that, I would post signs that ask people to try and stay in a single line to the right, so people can pass. I think this would facilitate a much more enjoyable shopping experience. Maybe this has been tried, not sure if it would lead to other problems? Anyway, just a thought.
Best wishes for a Happy New Year!
Ronald
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