Stormville Airport Antique Show and Flea Market in
Stormville (NY)

?️ Sunday strolls and vintage treasures… Today’s adventure led me to the Stormville Flea Market—a charming maze of nostalgia, creativity, and community spirit nestled in the Hudson Valley. From antique cameras and hand-carved furniture to quirky signs and homemade jams, every booth told a story. I wandered with curiosity, chatted with passionate vendors, and even found a few gems that sparked inspiration for future shoots and stories. There’s something magical about places like this—where the past meets the present, and every item has a soul. If you ever find yourself craving a little time travel (and maybe a fresh lemonade or two), this market is a must

Awesome Flea/Antique market..A wide variety of vendors offering many different types of old and new products..Plenty of seating for having lunch or dinner and a wonderful selection of food vendors to choose from. Unfortunately, it’s only there 10 times a year from April to November.

Not as many vendors as I expected but it was a nice place. Vendors were friendly and had a variety of stuff

This is a huge flea market. We were so surprised at the variety of things here. There is also a lot of food vendors and an area to sit and eat.

Very grateful there were more food options. Venders selling a vast array of very good products.

This was not the ordinary flea market at Stormville, but rather their bi-annual garage sale. It was considerably smaller than the normal flea market, but there were plenty of fun things to see, and we made some wonderful purchases, spoke to some very interesting people, and thoroughly enjoyed our day.

Love the flea market deer and love the yard sale also If you haven't gone there, give it a try.

I had to pay for my dog to be boarded because there are signs that say, no dogs allowed. They need to ONLY allow service dogs and staff needs to enforce the rules or take the signs down. Plus, maybe post it in several different languages if there's no enforcement.

feels like half the show is Chinese junk sellers and the other half is over priced antiques unfortunately. Quality of vendors, items and deals have slipped away. I wouldn’t recommend if you’re driving from a distance but if you’re local and want to save $2 on nail clippers or bungee cords, this is the place for you

So much fun. This place is great to look for antiques. Also regular flea market buys. Check the website as they are not open every weekend. Free parking and admission.

Easy lots of vendors with tons of items for everyone. I love all the different cultures. All kinds of food vendors as well. Bring your walking shoes...

What's not to love, always plenty of vendors , never know what you'll find. Love all the bargains to be had. Loaded with all kinds of food & drinks picnic table under awning to enjoy it. Fresh apple cider donuts, freshly squeezed juices, kettle corn, besides the norm hot dog burgers fried dough

For the most part the place is great the venders are wonderful, as well as informative. There are THOUSANDS of shoppers here. They claime to have food trucks. That is true. Today, they had THREE food trucks for everyone!!! I just waited in line for street tacos for OVER thirty minutes. When I went to place my order and they were out of cheese. They could not make ANYTHING for my daughter, low blood sugar!! I drove six hours here and we expected food trucks when we got here!! Two genders I spoke with said that the trucks got into a disagreement with the owners and refused to come back!! Fix your website!!

Such a great place to go for all kinds of vintage and antique treasures. Something for everyone. There are also tents for new items, deals on lots of things. Food trucks scattered about to stay hydrated and nourished while you explore. Bring a cart or wagon as it's a very large space with a lot of walking. If you buy something you aren't going to want to carry it the whole time. Spend a few hours here and then head to Beacon or Fishkill!

Last year I had a great t. Time spent to much cash but it was worth every penny. The people are nice friendly. I am starting to go again this week end

I'm a fair and flea market fanatic and try to get to as many during the year that I can. This was my first this year and was looking so forward to it. But it was a let down for me. The vendors were so so and the food which I look forward to was terrible. My mouth was watering for a sausage and peppers hero. By the time I got to the food court, stood in line for over 20 minutes only to get a cold, tasteless sausage and peppers and not to mention they ran out of fries. Sub-par experience all the way around for my first one of the season. I hope this isn't an indication of the rest of the summer.

The Flea Market is a good time for shoppers. I like that they offer free parking and free admission. I also think that they do a great job by having separate sections for new and antique vendors. I have noticed that many senior, religious, and civic groups bring in bus groups. The food is good and consistent with other outdoor events. The one negative is the lack of adequate numbers of portable bathrooms on the very busy days. FOR THE 2 DAY SHOWS LOOK FOR THE CLOCKMAN UNDER THE BRIGHT ORANGE TENT. IN SPOT 291 MOST OF THE TIME. Mention this review when you stop by. You will not be disappointed. Overall, two thumbs up ?? ??

Great place to visit. Bouncy houses for the kids. Variety of food trucks for all. I had the fried oreos & kettle corn, both were great. Many vendors with an assortment of items.

I absolutely love the Stormville Flea Market. It's held for only a handful of time throughout the year. I visited on Memorial Day weekend. There were over 400 vendors, including the food trucks. Some things are overpriced (e.g. $3 for a can of soda), but of course, there were great deals. A comic vendor that regularly has a spot was fully stocked with comics in GREAT shape, a variety of Marvel and DC comics from current Modern to silver and bronze age. I also picked up a baseball hat and a leather wallet for $10. It gets very hot, as it's an airport, hot asphalt retaining the all that sunshine. Come prepared for the heat and bring cash. You don't want to use their ATMs ($5+ fee). I can't wait to go again!

Still a great well established and very organized flea market that’s been around for years. Plenty of free parking. Great Antique and collectible dealers organized on one side and plenty of craft, food and local vendors on the other. Good variety of foods. Plenty of port a John’s on location however they definitely could use more attention.

Fun to walk around and explore the different vendor stalls. Great outdoor and garden decor, dream catchers, chimes, lots of fun toys (eg Funko pop, old fashioned Hess trucks/planes), lots of food and snack vendors, lemonade and Piraguas (snowcones). Definitely, bring a beverage and wear a hat (comfy shoes) - we went in late May and it was really hot and sunny.

Great atmosphere and a bunch of beautiful treasures to find and walking. Just make sure you have your sunblock and umbrella and hydrating gear.

Great experience. Plenty of parking when we went on a Sunday midmorning. It seems most of the parking isn't fair from the flea market. There was a variety of items, foods, breads, furit stand, cookies, etc. Sellers, antique, new stuff, old stuff.

Love it country side antiques and lots of vendors great place to find collectables at reasonable plrices and friendly welcoming people, nice place out in the woods and alot of food vendors and huge parking areas even handicap section , bathrooms also...

Breezy. Many vendors of concessions and antiques. Plenty of unpaved parking. Friendly staff who regularly empty the trash cans. In October 2022, the Dutchess County Libertarian Party staffed a stall at this market.

This place is awesome has a lot of space, very clean and fun for everyone and the cars that are on display was on point

We've gone many times, this weekend after the terrible weather this week and it's only opened for one day there weren't as many vendors but still enough. I brought old and new items, all priced well. Always a nice day outside.