I had an awful experience with the large vendor that sells DVD, Blu-ray, and VHS. I bought a dragonball z orange brick DVD set that turned out to have a few issues. The first issue is disk one has light scratches causing skips after and during episode 6 and 7, and disk two is scratched to the point that it won't read in anything. The second issue is that the entire set is counterfeit. I brought it back and asked for a refund and the woman running the vendor told me no and if they could find a new season one that I might receive it. That doesn't fix the fact that the entire set is fake. So in short I was sold a counterfeit pirated DVD set for market value and refused a refund when it turned out to be broken and fake.
Raynham Flea Market provides a very mixed and inconsistent experience that will largely depend on your expectations and tolerance for a rough environment. On one hand, the market offers a huge variety of items, and there are genuinely useful products available if you’re willing to spend time searching. Tools, household items, and certain everyday goods can often be found at prices that are noticeably better than retail or online alternatives. For bargain hunters who enjoy digging through stalls and negotiating, this aspect of the flea market can be appealing and occasionally rewarding.
On the other hand, a large percentage of what’s for sale feels like clutter or outright junk. Many booths are packed with low-quality, outdated, or poorly maintained items that don’t seem worth buying at any price. While some vendors offer excellent deals, others price their used goods far higher than what feels reasonable for a flea market, making the overall pricing very inconsistent. This creates a sense that you need to constantly be on guard to avoid overpaying, which can take away from the enjoyment of browsing.
The condition and atmosphere of the market are also major drawbacks. The area is noticeably dirty, with little attention paid to cleanliness or organization. The environment can feel chaotic and uncomfortable, and at times it genuinely feels like you’re walking through a third world country rather than a local shopping destination. This rough, neglected atmosphere may appeal to some hardcore flea market enthusiasts, but it can be off-putting for casual visitors or families.
Another concern is the behavior and presentation of some dealers. Many vendors appear shady or untrustworthy, which creates an underlying sense of unease while shopping. This is especially true among certain baseball card and collectible sellers, where pricing practices and authenticity can feel questionable. Buyers interested in collectibles should be particularly cautious and knowledgeable before making purchases.
Overall, Raynham Flea Market is a place with potential but significant flaws. There are good deals to be found and useful items available, but they’re mixed in with overpriced goods, junk merchandise, a dirty environment, and questionable vendors. It’s best suited for experienced flea market shoppers who know what they’re looking for and are comfortable navigating a rough, unpolished setting.
A great place to buy, trade and get collectibles. Definitely visit OnePiece At ATime in the Flea at the back entrance door. The owner Shay has the best clothes for women and toys for kids.
The Raynham Flea Market is a very Large Flea Market, there are vendors inside and outside and it happens every Sunday, year round. I got there 40 minutes after it opened and they were still some vendors that were not open for the day so maybe wait an hour or so cause that’s when they mostly start a trickling in getting set up you can leave and come back if you get a wristband.
I had a terrible experience at this flea market’s funnel cake stand. The man serving the food was extremely rude from the moment I ordered. He was handling money and then touching the food with no gloves, no washing his hands, nothing. He burned my first funnel cake, gave me an almost black one, and then handed me an undercooked one after I complained. When I brought it to his attention, he got upset instead of fixing it and just handed me my money back.
On top of that, nothing was being wiped down. The powdered sugar jars and containers were dirty, and he kept touching the food, the money, and all the jars without cleaning anything in between. Overall, extremely unsanitary and unprofessional. I won’t be going back. He should really work on his customer service
People seem to find something to complain about but this is one of the best flea markets around Southern New England. Its best on a nice day as it fills the outside. However, its also the best winter market as the others are 100% outdoors and dwindle as the weather gets colder.
By far and away the best flea market in the south coast! If I go every week for a long stretch or take a few weeks off in between there will ALWAYS be something new and I'll leave with 2 hands and arms full. I'm a reseller on eBay and Marketplace and there are a ton of great deals to up your inventory here.
Ended up getting a key chain of toothless while walking around. The guys who work at the booth with the Pokémon cards are wicked nice. There's a computer guy Terrance who has a booth there as well. Very knowledgeable about cyber security.
We drove an hour and a half not knowing that like 85%, at least, of the booths would be discount new items. We had hoped for lots of vintage and antique items. Not the day we were there.
It's exactly what you're looking for. Antiques, bags, cellphone cases, household products for less. They have it all! They have a food court as well. Bring your cash since most of the stands are cash only (as well as the entrance). Have fun!
It was the first time I had to pay to enter a Flea market, but it was worth it. Lots of toys. If you like Funko pop or Pokemon, they have at least 15 vendors selling them
I suppose I'm the minority here, but I think it's a real shame how many Wish.com vendors there are here. From phone case vendors, to cheap imported bongs, to unsafe and overpriced motorcycle helmets. There's a whole corner inside that's pretty much a mini convenience store, and a corner outside that's a bunch of cheap jewelry and sunglasses, which are only accessible on Sundays... Just doesn't make sense to me, especially when you consider some of the vendors these stands replaced. Idk it's just not something I've seen at any other flea market, only at malls. There are gas stations and stores in the immediate vicinity that sell the same products, but are open 7 days a week and have much better variety and prices; who also have to maintain better health and safety standards with the perishables and cosmetics they stock.
That said, there are a lot more good vendors than there are Alibaba vendors, the variety is amazing (especially clothes, so many good apparel vendors), and I'll go just to grab a bag of kettle corn most Sundays. I'm just really hoping it doesn't start to look like the walkways of a mall with phone case/repair stands, cheap import jewelry and perfumes, and those cheap toy stands that sell RC cars and drones.
This flea market is one of the biggest I've ever seen in Rhode Island. The number of shops ranges from food to weapons to toys. The deals are also great glasses for a cheap price and the people are usually very kind trying to spark a conversation. I would recommend this flea market to anyone who wants great prices, from great people. This is one of the biggest flea markets I have ever been to.
This is the best flea market ever! It's big, has plenty of parking, and most importantly, the people are all great! You can find just about anything you're looking for. From antiques to tools to video games and collectibles, you'll find it there! My son and I are regulars and we're never disappointed! The staff and the vendors are just good, decent, and friendly folks! They stand by their merchandise and always ask fair prices. The snack bars are really good too and also reasonably priced. They're run by a staff of young kids (they do have adult supervision) and they're always friendly and engaging! Everyone seems just happy to be there! A fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon!
Had a great time exploring this gigantic flea market. Loved that there was a place to get food and sit to rest for a little bit. Only down side was one vendor was smoking a pot pen and I'm allergic so I became extremely ill from it and had to leave immediately. Besides that I enjoyed the place
Definitely plenty to choose from. Sometimes super repetitive which for me made it easier to skip areas. Definitely bring cash. At one point all three ATM machines were down. As I was leaving two hours later someone was re-filling one. I was bummed because I definitely would’ve spent allot more money but live and learn. Please note some vendors to Venmo-PayPal-credit debit. Of course not the ones I picked ? people were definitely pleasant and helpful. I look forward to coming back for sure! And yes it’s 1.50 at the gate.
Man I love the flea market. Hundreds of vendors every week with great deals and plenty of variety. They have food and snacks for sale inside and outside. Three ATM's on site if you need cash but more and more vendors are also accepting card these days! And they're open Sundays year round unlike most fleas. Love love love
Great place, indoor and outdoor. NO PETS. Only 1.50 entry. For merchants, indoor probably impossible. Outdoor spots avail BUT its a linear setup. See pics. Which means there myst be specific order to get into # spot. And once in, no way out till closed and others move out of way.
Lots of anything and everything. Tools, dvds/cds/records, toys, clothes, knick knacks etc... wish they had some musical instrument vendors though. Plenty of parking.
Great flea market, one of the best around!!! There were many different types of things to look at and rummage through. The food area could use some work it seemed dirty and old. The flea market itself was the inside building was relatively clean, not too packed. The outside area was organized and fun to look around. You pay $1.50 to enter and plenty of parking!
Went to flea market on Sunday morning. Myself and a friend went in with a few items in mind that we where looking for. So many table's and vendors there. At the gate they charge $1 admission per person with discounts for elderly and children. You walk thru and have to decide right left or striat. Multiple rows and alot of variety at table's.i have to guess around 200 tables outside. As i said we went early and some where still pulling things out and setting up. Well walking around outside we found most of the things we both where looking for and extra. Some places had excellent deal's. Some where regular price and some where higher. So you must walk around and find your deal's on your item's.
You have to pay $1 to get in and the parking lot is very crowded. I walked around for three hours and I feel like there was still so much more to see. Some of the booths were absolutely packed with stuff. Such an interesting place to explore.
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