Grafton Flea Market Inc in
Grafton Township (MA)

Outside is great but the inside smells like a dirty musty basement.

My wife and I used to love going to the Grafton Flea. Im not really sure what has lead to the disappointing turn outs. Some complain about the terrain but we kind of like the nature walk feel of it, and the tree shading in the hot months. I've heard its under new ownership, not sure how you can screw up a Flea Market. We gave it several Sunday chances on nice weather days and it was dead. Like half or less of the vendors that used to sell there. It's a shame. We live closer to Seekonk and Raynham, and they have been full up every week, only problem there is there's a lot of junkers. Wish Grafton would just give up on Saturdays and just focus on filling up vendors on Sundays. I miss the old Grafton Flea...

Would give it zero stars if I could drove one hour just to show up and 90 percent of the vendors had gone home change your hours if you want a good flea market wait for Brimfield

Very cool place. We just happened to see a sign as we were driving down the interstate. Unfortunately several vender were packing up by 1:30

No vendors. It was dead as doornail. Took 10 minutes to go through. We better off going to the usual flea market. Londonderry, nh, it's better.. We were very disappointed.

There at opening time, gates locked, no way for people to walk over from parking lot, or pay to get in. Website is extremely outdated and doesn't reflect current hours. Same junk, different week.

With all the hills and roots coming through the hard top, it can be dangerous walking around. I tripped a few times. Ever thought about switching and having the actual flea market in the now parking lot across the street and people parking where the flea market is presently?

BEST PLACE TO SPEND MY SUNDAY'S . GREAT DEALS AND THERE IS AN AMAZING WOMAN WHO HAS NEW CLOTHES FOR TWO DOLLARS EACH . MOSTLY REALLY BIG SIZES OR REALLY X SMALL . YET THE CLOTHES ARE BEAUTIFUL . MAKES ME WANT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT OR GAIN SOME . BUT MY BEST PLACE IS MY FAVORITE LADY WHO ALWAYS HAS GREAT THINGS . I MEAN A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING . I GET MY MAKEUP AND STUFF ANIMALS FOR MY PUPPY AND MY GRANDDAUGHTER GOT HER SUITCASE AND ANOTHER BAG FOR A REALLY GREAT PRICE . SHE IS MY FAVORITE LADY IN THE FLEA MARKET .

I don't suggest that you bring children here. It's very dusty and we came face to face with a man who was sharpening a weapon with an angry look on his face. I was honestly very scared. It was like walking around a Haunted House. You are charged a $1 entry, ( you will be hollared at to pay your dollar before you even finish walking into the entry way.) You walk by sections of literal hoards that are sectioned off by tarps. It's almost as if some of these people have created nests for themselves and have zero self-awareness about the years of dust, disorganization, and garbage that they are trying to sell. One vendor we walked past, was sharpening a large knife, as he stared angrily ahead. This knife was a literal weapon. I am far from a "snob." If the people who are vendors here find purpose, comfort, and community by continuing to come here every weekend, I just ask that they behave more professionally. Clean your area, be polite, have boundaries, practice appropriate social skills, ( don't play a wooden flute in a baby's face with out the parent's permission), and have weapons locked away. Ask that your vendors behave respectfully, appropriately, and in a friendly manner, ( which a couple of them did.) I read some of the other reviews and it sounds like you need to make changes. It could be a great place! Best wishes!

Update: Scored a few things for free today. Found the best pots for small plants for $1 each. Love the round gold mirror for only $3! Perfect day to visit on Sunday. I got a quick few thibgs for last minute Easter. Made some good deals too. Something for everyone! So glad I met Johnny Rigopoulos, aka the soda guy. Please watch for children, be safe in the parking lots.

I love flea markets but this one is hit or miss. Some weeks are better than others. Alot of the same dealers every week. Worth checking out for sure. Love that there is shade for them hot summer days to get out of the sun.

This has to be the saddest flea in a 60mile radius. The indoor section is just horrible. Most vendors not even open. Glorified storage unit. Won't return. Rietta worth the drive.

I’m not sure if the quality pickens from this particular “flea market” is seasonal or what. What I found on this particular June morning looked like the stuff Meth heads steal then sell off to support their habit. Then they have the audacity to actually charge $1 to get in. One vendor with a nasty disposition was asking crazy kind of money for random rusty tools and whatnots (I offered $10 for a mini metal abacus (2”x3”) plus a couple of watch faces … He said $25) when I kindly said “no, too much for me” He loudly told me to “get the hell out of here and don’t come back!” Yelling at me as I made my way to continue my hunt. I passed on the table full of Depends diapers, the fancy jewel encrusted skull, the shrink wrapped 3 pack of Axe deodorant & the dirty toys. God’s blessings on you if your personal situation has this market as your best resource , but to call this a flea market is a misrepresentation.

Many dealers both indoor and outdoor. Large assortment of items. Bought some interesting items for reasonable prices. They also have food available. I had a hamburger for $3.50 and it was good. I will be returning to this flea market again. Best to get there early because some of the outside dealers are packing up by 1:30 pm.

There are regular vendors there every week with some types of items updated for styles, seasons and trends. It is hit and missed on finding the ktrm you are looking for in size and color etc. Bottom line you have to use old and new stuff, one of a kind that day and disorganization. As they say one person's trash is someone's treasure.

This place has gone so far down in selection of stuff. If you like tools there are PLENTY of people selling. I use to like to pick for quality antiques but I we the last few weeks I have walked in out. Not going back this year, same people with same items week after week. Try Rietta or Hollis, I am sure you will be more pleased with selection.

This is a very large, popular flea market. My partner sold everything he had but I sold very little. My clothing was small to medium sized and most of the women I saw were not. Speaking of which, I think there were four men for every woman shopping at that flea market, which is why my partner did so well. We had a good location in the shade on just about the only Sunday that was sunny up to this point this summer. There was a steady stream of shoppers. The only toilet facilities were three of the modular ones, and only one was usable, and it was disgusting. There was no toilet inside where the snack bar was, and the snack bar had very limited items. There were corn dogs and a couple of other fried items. Judging from the color, the fat hadn't been changed since the beginning of the summer. I had no stomach for any of it. Since they do not allow any other food vendors, if you are selling there, you should bring your own food.

Good place to go spend a Sunday morning. I have found some decent deals and some very friendly vendors. My daughter and I go just to look around and start our Sundays but we usually walk out with something. From comic books, to vinyl records, and everyday useful things like toiletries.

A rather scattered set up of tables spread out in addition to an indoor building with tables. Lots of junk! Would be nice to see more quality items for sale. An organized, attractive table set up goes a long way. Yummy little snack bar inside with friendly staff.

Went today, vendors seemed expensive and the few I talked to were unwilling to haggle... These are used goods/flea market goods, haggle, have fun, make a sale. Not asking you all to give stuff away but come on! At the very least put prices on stuff, more than half the vendors I saw had no prices.

The Grafton Flea Market is a gem of a place to find rare and odd antiques... And at really great prices. You never know what you will find. There is plenty of free parking. Food and beer are available. The outdoor vendors are set up under the shade of a tall pine forest plus there are also indoor vendors. The place is a 100% must go for treasure hunters!!

Hours are misleading. We tried them out on a Sunday afternoon.....supposedly they are open till 4. Mostly everyone was packed or packing or gone when we arrived at 2:15. Looks like it might be interesting if you can get there early. A few interesting vendors still open when we got there but mostly cheap, mass produced, overpriced "oriental trader" kinds of merchandise...sunglasses, dimestore kid stuff, etc. Accessibility issues as well.....lots of vendor vehicles clogging pathways well before four. Pavement broken, buckling or non-existent. Steep inclines.

Haven't been here for years and in fact avoided it. Was pleasantly surprised on this trip. $1.00 entrance fee transports you to Aladdin den.. Great place to spend a Sunday morning if you enjoy flee market's

Got there at 10am and by 11 am some dealers were already packing up. Thats fine but the market charging an admission fee. The market is big but not on an even surface at all. Plus heard many dealers complaining about the money they made and the market was crowded. They bring the same junk every week and then wonder why people are not buying it. Well it was a good thing to do on a Sunday morning

Fun place to find interesting things old and new!

Been going here for a few years now, and always manage to find something interesting. Parking is free, and it only costs $1 per person for admission. Best vendors seem to be the ones in the 'tree' area. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood.

Great date experience. Go with a Target item in mind or just enjoy the treasure hunt. Mike and Mike (and Ray) are friendly and helpful. Give a day of selling a go, see how your sales skills translate or just be like the masses and just enjoy The food (fried dough and pizza and more) p.s... they obtained a beer and wine license as well. Sundays April through December and some Monday holiday (s).