Love to shop here. Lots of stalls with lots of variety. Food, plants, tools, cosmetics, clothes, antiques, coins, jewelry, etc. Especially love the Latino food market. Nice produce and snack foods...love the roasted pumpkin seeds! Although I do not speak Spanish, I felt welcomed.
Not quite the flea market I expected. It is 95% cheap clothes, knock-off sneakers and purses, tools gained by nefarious means perhaps, made in China goods, body lotion, laundry detergent..there were some fresh produce stands and a place to eat. Inside the building was more of the same including a full blown retail price antique booth and a vape shop. Mostly though it was a field full of booths with cheap crap. At least it was free to get in.
Visited in mid July. According to one of the merchants, they can open as early at 630 or 7 and when it is hot are normally out of there by noon...... there are some really nice things in some of the areas and def worth a visit!!
So not sure if I came at a bad time of the year. But most of this stuff is junk. Or really over priced for flea market items. Most sellers that I talked to didn't even give the time of day for negotiations. And I'm not willing to pay a higher price for something I can buy off ebay. When your buying dvds or music or games. Please make sure they are in there. I can't count how many didn't have the disc. We got frustrated and just left. There were some very nice sellers. That I would return to if I go back.
Heard about this place for years and so made the day trek. Note there is an inside and outside to the arrangement. Inside there is notably an antique and old coin shop. On a larger scale, the outside consists of a couple grass acres presenting a yard sale atmosphere full of vintage or more recent bric-a-brac, plus old and new tools, clothes, books, kitchenware, toys, and surplus whatever. The flea market also serves as a social gathering place for local Hispanic migrants featuring merchandise and ethnic food that will appeal to that demographic. A large amount of free parking is available, however the closest spaces go early.
Great for the most part. Rare to find a big flea market around here, this is a spot we often come to buy and sell. You find everything here, literally. Its a resellers heaven, lots of antiques to be find randomly. You can buy small live farm animals like bunnies, roosters or chicken often. Produce, home baked goods, plants, home goods, cosmetics, knock off designer stuff with some luck real designer stuff. I bought example a vintage Versace medusa purse for 10$. Authentic! Jewelry for good hunters, games for gamers, TRADING CARDS LIKE MAGIC and more. Open all year around, when the weather allowing it since its all outdoor on field. Plenty of parking space, bathrooms, you may even bring ur fury friends, even if the sign stating with large letters NOT to, you can. Its a fun place when you have nothing better to do go see and spend some money to save more.
I've been here a few times and I do know each time was a different owner. I love the store. I will always be a returning customer. Do I wish some furniture was cheaper? Yes. But that's my only ish. Other than that I do truly recommend this place! ?
Have been going frequently since the early 1990s takes over 3 hours to drive. None of the people who originally operated it still live, but I'm always treated very well and have several long term friends up yonder! Going back in two weeks!
All of the vendors were very nice and friendly plenty of items to choose from all the way around from house Goods to close to toys and lots of other things I have been there before and I will go back again
Used to be a great flea market. It's got plenty of parking, it's very walkable and there are some food vendors. But each year, the number of good vendors goes down and is replaced by more knockoff/resale power tools and clothing. Fake items are also a problem. There's still some good vendors, but not like there were in years past
I've been visiting this flea market since I was little so it has a special place in my heart. During the summer, it's booming. They have a lot of different and cool things for sale. I recommend bringing the family to see what you can find! They have restrooms available. You can pay venders with cash and some with zelle or cashapp.
Open and clean. Lots of vendors and different things for sale. Only $20 to rent a table for the day to sell your own items. (Saturday and/or Sunday only).
Great place! I love hunting through junk for those neat little things for your collections, and this place is a blast to check out on a Saturday or Sunday morning. While you do have to sort through and walk through a lot of nonsense, it's a fun time. It's also a people-watching, horror show, extravaganza! I love it, but my wife can't hang.
Too many vendors with low quality (but pricey) new imported items. Most of them are vivid knockoffs, which I’m assuming nobody wants. Try to only go to those vendors that actually have a flea market style area set up (like a yard sale) and don’t just have a third world country type shop set up. If you look in the right places, you can find a lot of things. My best advice is to stay away from the vendors that have IMPORTED ITEMS. Trust me, you’ll save a lot of time and energy! When I went here, I didn’t even bother stopping by at those shop and just skipped past them. The only luck I had buying some things I liked were by non-reseller vendors. Now that’s what I call a real flea market.
Most ppl charge way too much for things here. I can find better deals on a good sale day at a dept store. There are good vendors but not all. There are times you can find unique items.
I love this flea market. It's one of the only real style outdoor markets you can still find around this area. There are a lot of vendors and some have better stuff than others, but I've found a few gems here.
What an amazing flea market! A little bit of something for everyone. Clean, well organized, and fabulous vendors. Make sure you have lots of time when you come so that you can cover the whole market. Parking is free though so if you just wanted to stop in for a quick experience that would work too. Prices are pretty awesome as well. Some some vendors have better prices than others, but that is usually expected with a flea market. There are both indoor and outdoor vendors. If you enjoy flea markets, this is definitely one to stop by.
This is my favorite flea market. I mostly look for tools and I never leave disappointed. I bring a large strong canvas bag and I still have to make some trips back to the car. There's something for everyone.
Large variety of things and really friendly people. Plenty of parking as well. No pets allowed. There's also an indoor and outdoor section. We found some really cool things here, definitely a fun place to stop on a roadtrip too! Family friendly.
The flea market has a few semi-enclosed shops, a store in a completely enclosed building, and a multitude of stalls. Most of what is sold there is junk, but some retailers sell packaged or otherwise decent-looking consumable products and clothing. All I found that I wanted was produce. Several larger operations were selling produce that was worth going for.
As flea markets go, this tops them all. Nice, open area with lots to shop around for. One person's junk is another person's treasure, and there are definitely some hidden gems here. I do recommend coming when the weather sry but not hot since most of this place is outside in full sun. You have to check out the on-site Taco truck too. Great food!
As with any flea market there are a lot of diverse things to buy. Long established vendors and weekenders trying to make an extra buck. Clean and organized.
I enjoy walking around and exploring this MASSIVE flea market. For the most part, it's a lot of junk or low quality, mass produced clothing. On a rare occasion, I do find something of interest to purchase. I understand the sellers are there to make a living, but most things are priced way beyond their worth. It is fun, though, to find that rare item that I find both interesting and priced fairly.
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