I visited here on my way to Kentucky and my only complaint is that they do not have an ATM on the property, not even for the indoor section. I saw things I wanted but couldn't buy because I didn't have any cash on hand.
A really nice place to visit! Today I got nice finds including Valentine decor and rooster decor for my kitchen redo!! The hotdogs were sold out but they are amazing and that’s why!!
This place used to be great, every weekend the outside was packed with different sellers. Now not many sellers show up,its just the same indoor shops, when outdoor sellers do show up the resellers from inside dont even give them time to setup before they are picking through stuff to resell inside. Such a shame
i am without a doubt giving this place 5 stars, im reading on google reviews, and how there is nothing there, blah blah.... I went, during the pandemic, and after. I saw alot of stuff, and no Meth Heads, as one person reviewed... I would almost bet that person claims to be a christian, (smh) anyway. I think its getting back to what it use to be like b4 covid. I will continue to go treasure hunting there, and the ppl who chose not to, good, more for me.
Always enjoyed going here and even being a vendor here in the past!! Recently my son lost his phone and I contacted them and they had it and knowing how truly great and honest the people are there is such a great feeling!! They was very helpful and kind!!
A rather large indoor and outdoor weekend flea market with tons of hidden treasures. A new addition, a woman creating twisted metal and gem art, is worth visiting as soon as possible. Beautiful unique pieces and she also designs custom orders. A definite don't miss it opportunity!
Visited today to check to see if they had any vintage military rations. Unfortunately they didn't but that's not gonna effect the rating. It's a flea market after all. The biggest problem that this place has is the fact that about 90% of the vendors only take cash. That wouldn't be a problem, if only they had an ATM at the establishment. Unfortunately as I have a bike and have ridden from downtown, I wasn't able to really purchase anything as I didn't carry cash on me at the time. However, even though I couldn't buy anything, I will say the things I did find, that varied from vendor to vendor, were mostly very interesting items from the late 80s and 90s. If I had found an ATM at the establishment I definitely would've purchased some of the items available. Most of the people were very friendly as well.
Overall 3/5. Not bad, but definitely could use either an ATM or a card reader.
Didn't really have a feeling of organization. If u rent a table for the ,$15 fee, it's the equivalent to 1 picnic table so if u have we good amt to sell u will have to bring you're own accomodations accordingly,
The capital Flea market is a great an amazing place to go shopping an find stuff. Me I'm here every weekend since I am the maintenance man. If you can't find what you're looking for look for me I'll be wearing a shirt that says Captial flea market on the back.
Had A Great time; just can't get A grip back there yet; times were easy, made things, and getting stuff done; then the Pandemic hit; a pack which hit fast; and without warning: it's still low getting started: the over all is we'll finally recover:
And we will resort to the things we love best!
Mine are flea Markets.
Capital Flea Market, Beautiful Place to visit, friendly people; large selection of Antiques, Vintage, Collectables, Glass, Pottery, Ceramics, China; sm'lies; Furniture; Plus: newer, more modern things, old and new: for almost all you needs: it's usually there.
Capital flee market used to be great, I rember being a kid and excited to go but now there hardly anything but junk and meth heads around every turn. The food there was great and the hospitality was amazing. I just wish better for our community
Grew up haggling here it's where I learned to operate my business and the value of a dollar. Tho due to corvid it is lacking the hustle and bustle I'm use to seeing there . And when I was growing up they had live bluegrass and gospel music emanating through the halls .which I miss so badly and want my children to experience. Could not believe some of the same vendors I grew up with more than 25 years ago still were in operation. My absolute favorite is the guy who makes the dog tags. Love this place glad it's still open .
This place offers a lot of shopping opportunity. Many vendors in the indoor part which is open all year. The outdoor area is just as great seasonally with many vendors to shop at. They are open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The best day to come and see the most shops open would be Saturdays.
Three words: Better Than Milton
Other than that, you're looking at typical modern flea market items such as pallet items and Amazon returns on the inside.
Every once and awhile someone will show up with something exciting on the parking lot, but don't hold your breath.
I love the Capitol Flea Market. The vendors are so nice and they have a very nice selection of old and new items to see. Plenty of parking and the facilities are excellent. Great place to buy and sell your favorite items.
I love going to Capitol flea market. There is such a variety of things to look at , you can spend the entire day. do you have inside vendors and outside vendors you have vendors that are there permanently and then you have people that come just to set up for the weekend. You can find just about anything and everything .
My husband and I stop in here whenever it is open and the perfect moment transpires when we get to spend a few very rare adult moments together, in public-without kids or cage!
If you are in the vicinity, it is worth the effort to check if it's open.... so stop and nose around- plus dont pass by the other shops mixed in amongst the flea market and/or sit off on their own. They are a secret treasure trove of newer, oldie but goodie, gently used,and especially "back in the day" items to satisfy the reminiscent heart--the prices are incredibly low or negotiable, and the folks are friendly and helpful!
A wonderful place to find all kinds of unique one-of-a-kind items through numerous vendors. The Berry Patch Store inside the market offers a large variety of primitive, country, and farmhouse, furniture and home Decor items. They also take orders for special made items. This flea market is one the the friendliest and welcoming Flea Markets I have ever visited.
Friendly, Relaxed atmosphere with a great variety from aeveral different vendors! A fun family outting that's safe for the whole crew! No Drugs & Alcohol allowed!
Not as good as it used to be, however there are still some really nice shops such as the Vape shops, glass piece shops, makeup shops (name brands such as Kylie, too faced, urban decay, etc is ALL fake but mostly good quality), electronic shops, and more......Also I really like the old man who runs a miscellaneous shop towards the end of the first row of shops (open breeze way type area, not inside) he has shampoo, conditioner, laundry stuff, makeup, medicine, smell good stuff, batterys, deodorant, etc.. He's very friendly, consistent, and very reasonably priced. Been going to him for years now. He's always there hot or cold, rain or shine.
First of all i love flea markets. Outside,is a good place to shop, because it's like a yard sale people just sell for a day. Inside is great too u can find things like antiques baby clothes and items, tools etc. Its a great place.
Capital city Flea Market is like going to see your family every weekend. Awesome Vendors. Not all prices are good but lots of fun and you can find good deals. A little of everything.
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