I accidentally stumbled upon this flea market and I arrived at 11:00am they are open from 5 to 1pm…read morebut when I got here there were only a few vendors and they were packing up. So if you come I guess wake up when the sun first rises.

Takes me FAR back to when I was a kid. Great place to go…read morefor food and stuff. Nice people and items as far as the eye can see, and cheap stuff too, for those low spenders.

Still a great market, even as flea markets as a whole have gone downhill over time. A lot of…read moregrocery-type stuff like most markets, but still a decent amount of collectibles and antiques. Lots of great produce too. It's an early market, so plan to get there around sunrise.

Fabulous huge flea market selling everything! Incredible fresh produce, flowers, antiques,…read morecollectibles. China, glassware, art, if you can imagine it, they'll have it! Only porta potties so don't drink much before hand. Loads of parking. Except for the cages of puppies and little rabbits it's a fun place to explore!

When I travel to NC to visit my daughter I always stop at this flea market because it has great…read morevendors with great items at very fair prices!

If you don't have plans on the last Sunday of the month, I just made some for you! Visit Salvage…read moreStation event space for the Asheville Flea For Y'all, only the BEST vintage flea market you'll ever stumble upon. Whether you're in the shopping mood when you arrive or not, this flea market will dazzle your eyes and open your pocket books. And these aren't thrift store finds, these are VINTAGE items, everything from jewelry to vinyls, clothing to furniture, you'll be in heaven. They break out some locals brews when the clock strikes noon and have food trucks on site to fill your tummy. Not only are you in for some A+ finds, but the vendors are local AND have that local charm as well! It's easy to strike up a conversation with the vendors and you'll never want to miss another of these markets after your first. It's a pop-up shop on steroids. Thrift stores and flea markets have the charm of being dirty and unorganized, but this flea market will attract you with its organization and vintage, hipster-chic charm. So, mark your calendars for the next Flea For Y'all market!

A nice way to walk around on a Sunday. A lot of stands. I got myself a $3 shirt to use for yard…read morework. There is a lot of stuff here. It's fun to browse but if you need a specific thing you may not find it here. The lemonade in the middle is very good, especially on a hot day. It goes very well with the nachos with jalapeños. The mini donuts were okay but not the star of the show.

Was told i could not sell my hunting knives there as they already had too many knife…read moredealers.Probably a good thing as their dealers could not compete with me on my price and quality.Their loss as i bring in a lot of business.

I don't like the fruit Stand-(farm Market) the foreigners-(RUN)the fruitand watermelons are no dam…read moregood but I find some other good deals

Not as bad as I thought based on other reviews. Felt safe; easy parking. Lots of tools.read more

I liked their prices & variety, all clothes r brand names & new, altho some of the vendor stalls…read morehave vintage, food that I saw in date, new books with jackets $1, also fresh popped kettle corn, ® kudzuchaitea & produce out front, most common pricing is $1 can't beat that.

I went here once years ago and it was like a thrift mall, full of hundreds of unique vendors. On a…read morerecent trip through we seen 95% of the unique vendors had been forced out and now it's mostly a huge place that sells returned and expired pallet merchandise. This is not like a flea market or thrift mall anymore, so be careful when making decisions on whether or not to go there based on old pictures. That being said, there were still a small handful of vendors and yard sellers on the dozen or so tables they rent, and there were some cheap deals to be found. It seemed like the man named Ken that collects rent from vendors harasses people who won't sell him stuff to resell in his own store. I know a lot of flea market stuff is resold but it seems like someone in a position of power shouldn't be able to make you feel like you need to give them things. As a shopper I know the early bird gets the worm so if you shop here with yard sellers, at least try to get the stuff before resellers do.

The ladies and gentlemen that operate this business are SUCH good people! I've been making it a…read morehabit to swing by here every other weekend to check out what they have to offer. In specific, there is a booth inside towards the right that has a lot of amazing toys for super cheap, and even little goody bags for kids for under a dollar! We ALWAYS purchase from them because there's always something to find! I also seen Hallmark cards 5 for a dollar, and plenty are left! I highly recommend this flea market, especially for a rainy day when you can't head to Hickory or Jamestown for the outdoor ones. We love it!

A bunch of ai generated junk, very disorganized. you have to dig through bins on the floor and…read morethere's dirty underwear in most of the clothing bins.. and the worst of all EXPENSIVE!!! For instance I found an open puzzle for $20 that probably had missing pieces... everyone in there was coughing and yelling and it's impossible to know who's booth is who's.

Like many flea markets, this place looks a bit dingy from the road, but unlike many flea markets,…read moreit is filled with the friendliest, local vendors. It offers a huge selection of new and old stock tools. Think if Northern Tool and Harbor Freight had a love child and decided to bring in some actual name brands in for the ride! As a tool user I was absolutely hooked. Your mileage may vary, but mine was well worth the drive. While you're in town you can check out all the hiking trails they have to offer. The lake is also nearby if you like fishing. Speaking of which, one of the vendors has several buildings crammed full of fishing poles, lures etc. Everything you can imagine at a fraction of retail price. If you like cast iron (which I DO!), there are several vendors with lots to choose from. Clothing vendors offer crazy low prices that are unheard of. Let's just say that there is a little something for everyone to fit every budget. If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend going. It's a small market, but woohoo! As good as it gets! I love this little town~