Not what it used to be, but there are still quite a few vendors out there with decent deals to be made. Very nice country folk type people. The whole place is covered but mostly no walls, so it can be really cold in the winter sometimes and really hot in the summer unless there's a good breeze blowing. Basically, its a typical old fashioned flea market.
Family friendly place.. alot of vendors.. miscellaneous items for sale at each.. they even have a pet store and grooming booth for your further babies. The majority of the stuff is cheap.. they have old antiques to stuff for foot ball fans to shoes to Leather for motorcycles.. toys are also sold throughout the booths also and movies.. they have food courts through out the isle also..
Low Country Kettle Cornthis place is AMAZING!!!
Kettle corn made fresh daily, over 20 flavors and free samples. Fresh squeezed lemonade, shaved icees and sweet roasted nuts. I love 20 miles away but I'm here once a month to see these awesome guys.
Guarantee you two things, you'll be greeted with a smile and you'll leave with one!
Overall, a good place to get rare stuff and food. I found several one-of-a-kind works of art and a boxed Palm T|X there. There's also several places to get drinks. The store owner in A-11 kicked me out for being "too white", I suggest avoiding that place. I recommend going if you like handmade stuff and furniture.
Love this place. I go there often just to walk and look around. Sometimes they have events such as car shows. I bought a few things from there and had been very satisfied. The seller's there are very welcoming and eager to show off their products. I love going there for the books, art, inspirations, and antiques.
It could be better, but better than before they keep it clesn snd ssfe with police present at all timed
95 percent used stuff. 4 produce stands. Covered stalls in 3 buildings. 4 places to eat. One serves Filipino food, 3 pick mix for $5.50.Tiki shack has beer and food. And a big pond with 3 huge resident gators u can feed. A show and tell with baby gator s includes holding them for free. Awesome place for local experience.
Great deals! Just be prepared for the heat as you are walking through. Friendly atmosphere and we had fun.
Good old fashioned flea market. Hopefully with something for everyone. Can be too closed in at some areas, my favorite row is the one near the expressway. They also have a dirt go cart track for kids. Good stop to get out of the car for travelers and get a chance to walk around. Not fancy at all! Sells drinks and simple foods.
Never really been in the flea market, but they have a little dune buggy place out back - Baja Buggy's. My kid loves it and the guys who run it are wonderful. Would recommend this place to anyone.
I always enjoy myself, walking around pecan park flea market, and I had my granddaughter with me ,I can't leave without buy her and her brother toys,it just to hot outside but I had a wonderful time spending my weekend with her!!
I really like this place for the one stand that sells bowling balls and golf equipment. The gentleman there, Walt, is so very helpful. For the rest of the flea market, it's very small due to the fact 1 1/2 buildings have burnt down and the owners doesn't seem to want to replace them. So the 4 stars are all for the 1 stand.
So, I grew up minutes away from this place and it's always been a big part of my life.
Ever since the fire that took most of the center aisle, it's gone down hill quite a bit.
The only reason I visit is for the boiled peanuts. They've still got peanuts easily ranked in the top 4 of Jax.
I was unable to find anything that I thought was nice and reasonable. However it was not overly crowded. There was nothing blocking the floors. The restrooms were clean. Additionally, I was able to find a parking place close to the entrance.
We go every weekend specifically for our coin guy. Its a decent place, kind of on the smaller side though. One of my biggest complaints is that it feels less like a flea market and more like shops. The prices are higher than I feel comfortable paying for secondhand stuff. I prefer the Romona flea market- it's more like what a flea market should be.