This place never fully recovered after the big fire they had. Place still seems dingy and has a lot of vacant vendor areas. Hopefully it will eventually recover because it used to be a fun place.
Lots and lots of vendors. Loved the monkey the best. A guy sets outside under the awning with his pet and yes, it's a monkey.
They have just about anything you could think of. Outside vendors during decent weather. And huge selection of inside vendors.
This flea market has really went downhill. A lot of open booth's. There isn't much of a variety and prices are outrageous. Used merchandise priced the same as new in stores. There were a couple hidden treasures but a lot junk "antiques". Vendors aren't the friendliest. I would suggest going to a different flea market.
This was at one time a bustling flea market with hundred of vendors and thousands of customers. Last week may 30 vendors and very few customers. As a vendor I was still in the hole after paying the booth rent of $19
Oh the things you will find. If you like the thrill of a hunt. This flea market has lots of outdoor as well as indoor spaces. In the food court lives entertainment. Must see plan on spending the day it's that big enjoy
A's far as flea markets go, this is one of the best. $2 to park, right off exit45 on I-71. More actual flea vendors, as opposed to $store bulk merchandise vendors. Lots of restrooms. Lots of food choices.
The only suggestion I have is don't go to early or after 3:00. We've been there at 10:30 and vendors we're still setting up, and we stopped once around 3:30 and several vendor were packing up.
I guess ideally you should get there around noon.
This flea market is not representative of a good flea market. I am not sure why (maybe high rent or they all agree to raise prices), but the prices at this flea market were extremely high. Video games at multiple vendors were selling at full retail price, despite being used and years old. Clothes had much higher prices than if you were to just go to Good Will. Most vendors were rude if you tried to haggle with them. The food was the only good aspect of the flea market, so I would recommend going to another one if you know of one.
Loved it! Hadn't been to a flea market in more than a year and I stayed all day! Live music in several areas and lots of good buys.
Same old same old but less of it every time. Is more a rural shopping mall than a true flea market most of the time and booth/table rental too expensive to entice true "flea market" sellers/buyers. Food terrible and expensive. Has lost renters and customers by raising rates for parking and booth rental. Many empty booths, inferior/spotty heating and cooling. Overall shabby and not improving.
Provides a lot of vendors that are open on the weekend. Most of the vendors are pretty much permanent residents at this location. Vast variety of items at various price points. From food, to motorsport, to trinkets. Also concessions and occasionally live music with tabled seating for eating.
This used to be a great flea market to visit, but over the past several years it's just not vibrant or fun any more. Had to give it two stars. Just not many vendors.
The first time I visited Caesar Creek Flea Market, it was a pleasant experience. That was years ago. I just went back there recently. I didn't see anything worth buying. The variety wasn't as good. Some of the dealers barely spoke or did not acknowledge me. They sat there, quiet. I, probably, will not return for a while.