It’s a nice market , however long gone are the days where you could actually go to a flea market and actually wangle an actual “ Deal”!! Last Sunday I couldn’t even get 5 dollars off 150 dollar used item. So it’s really not even a flea market. It’s just a market
Average market. Honestly just a worse pacific mall.
They charge $1 for parking which feels a little strange.
The antique side however is a great spot. Awesome little displays and lots of cool things to look at.
Pretty much everything you may be looking for, all under 1 roof! Flea Market(sat,sun) and Antiques Mall(7days) are both a great place to kill a weekend morning or afternoon. Grab some food from the fry truck or one of the vendors/the food court inside, and then browse till you drop!
I have been a frequent visitor of this market for over nine years, and in that time, I began to learn what the market was truly all about. Customers looking to do their shopping in a building with the finest marble fixtures and ultra-modern amenities may not "get it", although you may be able to find a vendor or two offering these things.
The 400 Market has been around for decades, and it has truly been able to keep the type of shopping experience and unique appeal that more and more towns are beginning to lose with the modernization of shopping. What the 400 Market has is an array of individual business owners, some well established, some just starting a dream. Hobbyists, crafters, antique collectors, distributors, liquidators and yes, those cell phone repair booths, who all love what they do and the community they are apart of, many of them eager to share stories and assist their customers with products they are passionate about; or, at the very least, knowledgeable about.
The 400 Market is centralized around this idea of community, and has run radio contests, commonly gives out gift certificates, and even runs a free visitation with Santa during the holiday season as their way of giving back to the loyal customer base. It's got a bit of everything, and with the changing booths and arrival of seasonal vendors, every experience is always a little different than the last.
And hey, even if you go and find out it's not for you - I know I've left without having purchased anything once or twice - at least you can admit that it was a truly unique shopping experience.
The 400 flea market has lots of options but if your a local it gets pretty repetitive and they dont get a lot of new vendors very often. In my opinion there are too many similar vendors such as multiple phone kiosks.
The chip truck outside is pretty good and generally fast to get your order. The mini donuts shop in the center of the building is really good!! The gentleman in the back that does stickers and such did a great job putting our names on a life buoy to use as decor at our wedding.
There are lots of other shops like clothing, rugs, paintings, massages, nail salon, 420 shop, food and more!
Been going there for years and always enjoy spending time checking out the different booths. Even during the winter. Good place to pick up Christmas gifts. Recently said to someone. You'll get that at the flea market! Keep up the good work.
Used to be much better but actually not really worth it now if driving from more than 30-45mins. Chip truck is great for lunch though. Antiques are alright too.
This Flea Market is locayed about 35-40 minutes north of Stouffville with easy access from Hwy 400. It is a fairly large flea market with indoor and outdoor booths offering everything from fresh vegetables, home made baking goods, used machinery, new clothes, toys and collector's items. A great way to enjoy shopping!
First visit in a couple of years and lots of improvements have been made. Easy to navigate, and the indoor area is now air conditioned. Outside area has a good choice of stalls, and the ground is no longer as uneven and dangerous as it used to be, in past years.
If you are after bargains, highly recommend the 400 Market.
I love going to the 400 market! There are so many things different vendors to explore and the antique mall that is attached is always so much fun to look through! The only downside is that I'm so used to being able to pay for things with my debit card that I rarely have money on me and I don't really want to pay the services charge for the ATM, but that's no reflection of the market itself. I always enjoy visiting!
I was in the 400 market this morning and painted the most amazing picture.. Never painted before in my life. What a great time. Will be back next weekend with some of my friends. Btw the booth was called PAINT Party
I go every weekend. Lots and lots of vendors from soaps to motorcycle gear. Need more food vendors though. Best in the summer time with more vendors outside
Big multi-vendor antique market open every day of the week. Plus, on weekends there is also a flea market. You could spend the whole day when both the antique market and flea market are both open, or easily spend 2-3 hours at either one. We love the antique market. Prices are set by the vendors, so they vary, but over overall the prices are good. Lots of real antiques, tons of vintage, not much in books. Worth the drive.
A pretty cool market, there is a lot of stuff there that I wouldn't even consider purchasing. I did find some awesome records, one of which is hard to find. The man selling them asked a pretty reasonable price so I didn't even bother to haggle the price.
Even if you just want to get out on a rainy day, this is a good place to go.
I always have a great experience at the Market! The vendors are super helpful and friendly. I love Bebe's lingerie booth, she gives excellent personal service and has a great selection, so much better than chain stores. Also get the best service at Rainbow jewellers, and many other vendors.
I always find unique items and Santa Claus is the best!