This flea market is amazing. It is massive with so many sellers of pretty much anything you could…read moreanticipate. There is produce, bulk candies, confections, a boot store, a shoe store, so many clothing and jewelry options in addition to vintage and handmade items. There are a lot of seasonal vendors there as well as new comers regularly. Some massive shops and some with a table and canopy. The atmosphere is always friendly people, both sellers and shoppers. Everyone was very welcoming and accommodating. We just finished our second weekend of selling, going back for the 3 day weekend for 4th of July and while I'm exhausted I am excited. Camping is on your site for the most part/ in your vehicle and there are air conditioned restrooms open 24h. Being able to come on Friday without extra charge is valuable if you are not seasonal, giving extra time to be organized without pressing yourself so much in the morning. Cathy's Kitchen has great coffee and breakfast, I've not had their lunch and they are not open for dinner. Everyone in there is so friendly. Free parking and admission make this a great value and must stop for shoppers and no one should be disappointed in doing so. Many people bring their dogs, of all sizes and breeds, some in strollers. They also have puppies for sale/ to adopt, though I'm not the biggest fan of that especially in the heat. There's a country market across the street (not affiliated) with a nice variety of offerings to accommodate your stay as well. Put Reits on your list if you haven't been yet, just bring your sunbrella, sunscreen and water for you and your pet if you bring them. Hope to see you there!

Every year they put down rocks to walk on thru the flea market and it is so not safe and bumpy and…read morenot made for wheelchairs or strollers. My husband uses a wglheelchair for distances like this and he can't enjoy it due to the rocks and hurts his back with the up and down over all the rocks, they need to make things more wheelchair accessible

Great place to find a treasure and merchandise is always changing. I like that it is indoors and…read moreopen every weekend throughout the year. Vendors have all sorts of stuff you could never find in a big box store including things you treasured as a child and would like to own again. I particularly like the selection of out of print books! Highly recommend.

The theme of this flea market is: old, and possibly interesting, but not valuable or rare enough to…read morebe vintage. For example--if you're looking for: Old home hardware Christmas decorations Kids clothing Hunting knives Furniture at least 30 years old Cassettes, VHS and DVDs Kids' toys All covered with a layer of dust and a nice skunky scent... Then this is the place for you. Great prices though... wish I had brought cash for the bookseller because none of the sellers accept cards.

This place has everything! Need baked goods? They have it. Need last minute gifts for…read morefamily/friends? They got it! Need to replace that socket you lost last week? They got it. Very friendly staff and they also have free popcorn and coffee :)

From the owner: Organized by Product Variety, Extremely Bright and Clean. read more

I have been to Junkbox Hero twice so far, definitely a bit of a hidden gem!…read more It's a very nostalgic little shop housing antique toys, coffee and biscuit tins, art and a wide variety of other vintage or refurbished odds and ends. Prices are pretty reasonable. The owner is friendly and inviting, she has a good eye for fun pieces and is always changing out inventory. The parking lot is small and can probably only hold about five vehicles, so park thoughtfully! Keep in mind that this business is only open every other weekend or so and to be up-to-date on hours or any store changes, definitely visit their Facebook page.

Great place to find some cool vintage collectibles and a bunch of other stuff! They have vendors…read morewho rent out booth spaces so check em all for deals and sales!

Don't waste your time with this crap hole they put prices on things and then refuse to sell it for…read morethe price they put on it and when you try to nicely talk to people they yell at you. It's a horrible place would never ever go back again. The owners of the biggest jerk I've ever met and obviously doesn't actually want to sell anything he has here.

I think the Shipshewana Flea Market is great if it's not a long trip to get there, but there is…read morelittle there that one couldn't get locally at a thrift store or a store with local makers. There are a lot of new, cheap items instead of rows and rows of vintage/antique items. It is important to note that the pea gravel in the market makes it difficult for mobility devices such a wheeled walkers or wheelchairs. The dust produced also makes one feel dirty to a point, due to the dust produced and touching items covered in the dust.

This is one of the largest and best organized flea markets I've even been to and in the heart of an…read moreAmish community. Parking is $5 and is well organized and we got a space right near the entrance. This proved to be important because of the many trips to the car with my brides newly bought "treasures". There is a lot of "stuff" here.... pots, pans, clothing, antiques, food and more. Many of the booths are Amish owned. We visited a booth owned by the loveliest Amish couple that sold hanging wind chimes. They were so helpful that we couldn't help ourselves from making a purchase. On most of the items we think were purchased at a fair price. In retrospect it wasn't about scoring and getting a bargain, it was for a truly unique experience.