Collingwood Auction & Flea Market in
Farmingdale (NJ)

Love the glove guy always has my wife's gloves at reasonable price Stay warm my friend. Always some interesting things on the tables to see. Usually some good bargins.

This market doesn't look like much from the road, but we were pleasantly surprised. Decent # of outdoor vendors, and many more in the one indoor building. Lots of old and vintage of all descriptions.

There always alot of stuff you can get from your jewerly being fixed to grocery supplies for the house at affordable prices and no wait lines.

Besides the vendors outside, yhere sre so many venders inside lots of food vendors and the best pickles in a barrel

Very disappointed. Drove an hour to come here and about 90% of the vendors just had brand new items that were bought whole sale and sold for cheaper. Was really hoping for a more “Flea Market” vibe with more antiques and vintage second hand items.

I've always liked this flea market. To be honest it needs some TLC. The red tables are run down, as well as the parking lot. The vendor's are very nice.

I visited here with my mother to see what they had, and the experience was mediocre at best, although there was one gentleman that stood out. He worked at the CBD store and was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to assist. Keep up the great work man you are appreciated

I was raised on the jersey shore.This market is on its way to freehold on route thirty three right next to our favorite diner j b's I don't think i've been there since I was eleven, which is fifty eight years ago. It was wonderful to walk through.There were things you'll never see anywhere else.And the produce was enormous like right off the farm

What's good about collingswood is that you walking there and don't know what you're going to see that you are happy to see or didn't even realize that you needed it. I love going there. I often find and buy things at a very good price that I didn't even realize that's what I was there for. I recommend it for all people to visit

Great place to get fruits and veggies. I go there for the rye bread and the pickles. Best ever

Went to collinswood not a bad place to sell your goods plenty of parking & i will go back when i have money to collinswood

A lot of lower end, in need of repair or outdated yard sale type stuff with some great deals mixed in, especially if you're a do-it-yourselfer or don't mind putting some work into fixing something up. I picked some great old tools, records, lamp pieces and art frames for very reasonable prices. Noticed several other regular sellers from other antique flea markets as well. Certainly satisfied with my purchases and actually had to turn down a few things I couldn't fit in my truck so I will be back. Bottom line, head to other flea markets if you're looking for rare antiques and rarities but there are good deals to be had here if you are patient and willing to hunt for the hidden gems. As an added bonus, this is really close to Asbury Park. The beach, boardwalk, amazing pizza and breweries, concert venues and The Silverball pinball museum!

Stopped by on a Sunday looking for Knackered Books, but it turned out they’re not there anymore. Very eclectic selection of booths with friendly proprietors. Overall place is a bit dingy, and some stalls are empty. Didn’t end up being my kind of place, but I’m sure it’s someone else’s cup of tea!

It’s ok if ur looking for toys tools some clothes they also have a big warehouse u can also walk in different lol mini shops inside & a few eating shops too from also flavor pickles pizza smoothies etc open Fri Sat & sun

First time here ! Very slow Sunday , not a lot of people . Over priced stuff . DVDs for $5 . CDs $5 . I usually hit the thrift store for those things & get better prices . I really wanted to support but it was over my budget . A lot of food spots too . Not that big of a market .

Collingswood Indoor Flee Market is just okay. They do have a lot of merchandise, especially with all the vendors. The fire marshal needs to pay them a visit. Some aisles you have to walk through sideways. Some are so tight that nobody will fit through. Prices vary by the vendor. This place needs to be overhauled. It is filthy. I certainly would eat anything or purchase food from this place. There is also an outdoor flee market. Definitely, cleaner but is very limited ? Some vendors must think people are idiots, th think anyone would pay those prices. If you have nothing to do, i guess it would get you out. Not kid friendly, not wheelchair friendly ! Parking is sketchy at best.

I've been coming here ever since I was a child. You can literally find almost everything at this flea market location. It is one of the best in the whole New Jersey area. Sundays are probably the best days and when it's rainy or cloudy it's a little slower than normal. Sunny Sundays and Saturdays are always happening! Great selection of merchandise from many different people as well as a tiny food area inside.

I love places like this. Reminds me of going down to Florida when I was a kid with my parents and going to all the weird roadside, flea markets. If you look hard enough, there are some cool finds. And for the most part, the locals are pretty chill. The vendors like to talk and show you their stuff. Most of the “antiques” are way overpriced however. But the army navy surplus booth is pretty fair. My daughter bought a vintage pair of combat boots for like 20 bucks. And there’s another booth that has records and T-shirts and toys that is cool to dig through. All kid friendly etc. The only reason I gave it four stars and not five is that it is kind of a sad place. I don’t know how much these vendors make but you definitely start feeling bad for them.

Collingwood Flea is a real old-time flea market. You can find entire estates emptied weekly here, folks doing their own yard sale or selling their personal collections, as well as highly curated vintage and antiques. Inside the shops are loaded with old treasures and deals on newer items (plus good food options), while outside the vendors change and bring fresh finds all the time, you really never know what you'll find. You can score tons of $1- $5 items- if you like thrifting and the hunt for treasure, this is the spot. I'm an outside vendor here, and this place is still affordable enough to allow for anyone to set up shop -- that translates into deals for shoppers and a constantly changing assortment of sellers and products. Like no other place! Open Fridays and weekends, minutes from the shore, located in Wall/ Farmingdale, NJ (not Collingwood, NJ!!!).

A huge flea market but a little disorganized for a shopper and seller’s point of view. But you can find nice items if you are patient looking around. A store I particularly like in this flea market is found inside the building which Is Maggie M’s Corner Store. Clothes,Shoes & accessories are reasonably priced and the owner Donna is really cool and passionate about her foundation which supports young artists.

I love the variety of things there as a shopper. Although some of the used items are like part of a vintage movies. This is the table price in September and Friday is a good day to try it out.

If you are in the market for legos, funko pops, pokemon, vintage toys and neca, or collectibles then visit Beyond Basics in spot #92B. They have everything you need cheaper than the stores. Owner is a great guy, be sure to tell him I sent ya.

If you're a style hound like myself, you are sure to find something unique for your wardrobe or home decor. Dont miss out on meeting Fred, a musician, teacher, artist, and connoisseur of all things cool. He's inside all the way in the back. ?

I find this flea market to be a little disorganized and a bit dirty. There always seems to be alot of trash blowing around... stray bags, wrappers, etc And the fact that people are permitted to leave their wares in place over many days by simply covering everything with tarps means that those long term resident wares invariably seem to become permeated with a moldy smell. Most items for sale seem like trash pickings, but if you have a sharp eye, I bet there are some treasures to be found. I have, after all trash picked some money makers before! So, at least worth checking out this flea market!

Not what it used to be, but you can still find some good stuff if you take your time looking at every stall.

I've shopped here for over 18 years. Great service and selection of a variety of products and services. It's always filled with surprises and memorable people. Always worth the trip.

This is both an iconic and historic flea market. One of the best in the area for used merchandise, particularly antiques and collectibles. I found several vintage lamps, a beautiful dry sink, vintage baskets, vintage oil paintings, and some really neat flash glass and depression pieces. Some items were quarter each! Look at this awesome marble top dry sink I picked up for $10! You never know what you'll find. If your looking for new merchandise, there are plenty of venders who are there week after week who usually set up in the same spots so they are easy to find when you want to go back for more.