I don't go here very often but they do have a whole lot of things to buy there. They don't have bad prices either. There's everything from clothes to fragrances to batteries to food to well; you name it. They also have a lot of parking and it's right off 95. There's some people here who are really convincing when it comes to getting you to purchase something. Overall, it was an okay experience, but in my own personal opinion, it's not my favorite place to shop.

As far as flea markets go, I really had a nice time here. Went for the weekend with my husband and he really enjoyed himself as well. We ordered a hot dog and it was good. The bathrooms here are quite a surprise, very well taken care of, clean, remodeled, I couldn't believe it when I first saw them. The bathrooms even have those new, high powered hand dryers. This place is full of great finds like antiques, garage sale items, puppies, and spices. They have a store here that sells mineral rocks and a fine coffee shop. Cheap items, expensive items, junk, they've got it all. Give em a try! They are open until 4pm.

Great place to do something different open Friday afternoon to Sunday at 4:00pm. Literally hundreds of different stores under one roof massive indoor open air flea market, or better yet hundreds of yard sales under one roof. Lots of specialty craftsmen there selling there hand made products, all sorts of great foods, drinks, sweats, and bakery items. Good Time.

This is a large and very diverse flea market. The food is excellent. I highly recommend TnT for their signature ribs toward the beginning of the market. I frequently get cheap cookware, furniture, books, homemade candles, cigars, vintage toys (you have to hunt for the valuable ones), and so.much much more. Places come in and out there so there's usually something new. It has TV's to watch the game, beer to buy, and even special roasted nuts to sample. Have a great time here and literally buy anything you need. Park at the end and work your way down and back instead of parking at the very front.

I'm not a flea market guy but this seemed top of the line as far as flea markets go! They could've had bathrooms marked a little better given the size of the place but it is a site to see for any bargain shoppers with plenty of food options to please any appetite.

Really fun place to go shopping, they have lots of handicrafts that are cool, and they serve food there too

You can find some nice deals, but most stuff is store-priced. Not like a flea market use to be. Friendly vendors. Clean atmosphere. Nice to walk around and kill time on a weekend. If everyone wasn't trying to "get rich quick" it would be one of the best markets I've been to. Sidenote: Doc Holiday gets 10 🌟 if you're looking for tattoo work!

Interesting place to spend a weekend morning. Lots of parking and fully covered bargain hunting spaces so no weather worries. Vendors are mostly friendly and have a wide range of wares with some new, some old and some in between. Plenty of food and drink stops so you don't need to break for refreshments. But as with all flea markets, be sure to examine your treasures well - that $5 priceless antique is probably worth about $5.

Fun, eclectic, and offering a large number of vendors. You're bound to find something you like for yourself or as a gift. The largest flea market in the county/area. I've had jewelry made and adjusted in one of the shops for a great price. Lots of food sold here too, so there's plenty of opportunity for some comfort food.

Nice place to visit. They sell almost everything from nuts to bolts. Plenty of free parking. There is new items and old items. Vendors are pretty friendly. You can enjoy hours of looking for treasures and pay garage sale prices . Definitely a good stop. There are various food vendors there too. My wife and I enjoy the pizza. Yup, a nice place.