I got a spot this morning, paid more for the spot than i got selling stuff. Everyone was as nice as…read morethey could be. There just wasnt as many people selling there as they used to have and no where near as many people buying. Personally if it was me i would get the price to drop back down so more people wo0uld go there. it was $40 to rent a booth.

I didn't need any service but this place is defiantly not what it use to be. It's over crowded…read more Venders charging supermarket prices for fruits & vegetables sometimes even more. Denio's the venders have great prices. It's the same stuff every week, boring, nothing new. To be honest it's a waste of time.

They were friendly, helpful and delivered my new table and chairs quickly! Overall great experience…read moreand great service.

Husband & wife team (Owners at Eppersons) were recently at a collector sale I attended to find…read moreitems for their auction. They were extremely rude to the lady having the sale, belittled her, tried to harass her into lower prices such as $10 for $100+ items. Told her " you have 2 of this item" as if that excuses their behavior. They hid high priced items under lower priced items in boxes so the lady couldn't see them. Grabbed items the lady told them were not for sale, or already pd for by other customers. They removed items from their boxes so it looked like the items were still there. This young Lady didn't see half the items they snuck out to their truck as there were 20 customers at a time. When they left the husband could be heard yelling obscenities all the way out to his truck. Very intimidating and disrespectful. I have seen this couple do the same to people at other sales in the past

Found a few things I wanted until I saw the prices. Some furniture had a nee coat of paint and…read morethey want $250 or more for it. If you find something you want to repaint or upholster yourself you're looking at ridiculous prices as well.

I know a lot of sellers who will travel to Yuba city or Roseville flea markets to sell and here is…read morewhy: This weekend "Flea Market" has seen better days. it is one of only two "Flea Markets" in Redding or within 100 ++ miles or so. Jolly Giant pretty much died over a decade ago. The owners are more interested in their leasing parking spaces and warehouse space to trucks and who knows what, and their can and bottle recycling business. A truck "accidentally" crashed and bent the rear gate that allowed access to the rear dock, a long time ago but this gate has been broken for years now. guess they took the insurance money and spent it on other things. beer can baskets, broken bottles all over the place blocking any hope of parking near a selling space on the rear dock. Trucks and can bundles block the entire area. If you plan on coming out here to sell some of your items I would say forget about it. You can't even get to the back dock anymore without having to park some distance and lug everything you want to sell across their lot and then to a table. by the end of a crappy day, who feels like lugging all of your unsold stuff back to your vehicle. After spending $10.00 per table to try and sell your stuff that you could not even give away to the cheap people who spend the day here just looking, you most likely will find out this was not worth your time and labor. Have a garage sale or donate your stuff. Trust me it will make your life a lot less complicated and frustrating plus you will come out money ahead. The dozen or so regular peddlers have the selling spaces on the front dock monopolized and it's the only place where you can actually pull up and unload. The few shoppers who get their socializing for the week, visit this place to catch up their friends on their B.S. of the day and the unwary passers by who see this market from the highway and think it"s a real flea market, find out fast, or already know that the chance of finding the good stuff (not likely) and any new non regular sellers will be out on the rear dock. LOL If you like seeing the same over priced junk from the same ancient sellers week after week, month after month and year after year, then this is the place for you. Shame that flea markets are so big everywhere else but the people who get the permission from the city to even have a flea market couldn't care less. The other market, which I will be doing a review update on, is worse and only active on Sunday.

Great for treasure hunting. They are open to the elements, so there was a lot of water-damaged…read morestuff out and about, but the vendors were all very friendly and there was an interesting array of collectibles and "one man's trash is another man's treasure". Lots of vintage stuff!

ALWAYS HAS SOMETHING!!! whether having a long sought- after item from back when or that lil…read moresomething to complete a project - there is surely something there for everyone! From furniture to nic nacs to tools and yard ware - definitely some thing there for anyone and prices are fairly decent and reliable. Only issue is the hours always a hit and miss... although I just seem to miss them regularly on Fri and sat just bout that 330 or most have closed already. ONE GUY ON END IS SO NICE TO STAY OPEN ALL THE WAY TO CLOSE AT LEAST LAST FOUR STOPS HE WAS. I have yet to reach anyone about joining or renting space as the number and website do not go through to any reachable place.

Such a cute cute shop in this small town that I only visit to see with my elders. Found some cute…read moregoodies to take home. It's definitely a place you could go to get a nice gift for birthdays or even Christmas. I loved all the bar soaps too. They all smell so good! I settled in the honey almond. The owner was so kind to give me a discount on the sign, since it was on in her online sale the day before. I didn't even know! I was surprised and thankful for that small gesture. Every time I come back to visit I will definitely stop by.

Wonderful products! House (Kitchen, bathroom, holiday, decoration), baby, and clothes. Beautiful…read moreshopping experience. Prices are reasonable. Sale section in the back. If you are from the north state and knew Chico, this is Nantucket and Made in Chico kind of place all in one. Joanna Gaines all the way. Across from a great brekkie-brunch spot. Love it! Going to covet a few items and go back

The owner could not be more welcoming. Full of amazing treasures. A little pricey but worth it…read moreto support a local business.

We love to go antique shopping when we travel & came across this gem on our way to Ashland, OR from…read moreRedding. The owner of the shop is so sweet. We walked out with one of a kind his & hers vintage rings, a vintage umbrella, Austria pocket knife, & soap tray. Be sure to check it out!

I've visited the antique faire a few times now and have always enjoyed every visit! There's always…read moredifferent vendors, and a few regulars each time too. It's easy to spend a few hours looking through all the different vendors, especially when there is so much cool stuff to see! There's everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, and home decor, all the way to vintage tech, scary looking dolls, and food trucks! Now some of the vendors give really great deals on their stuff, others have things prices waaaaay higher than what it's worth. Either way, it's fun to look around at everything. I can't wait to go back and hopefully find some more gems

It's $3 per person to get in, and they charge as you drive in. Very interesting, given the name of…read morethe fair. While there are some antiques, other vendors felt like a garage sale with more modern things. Maybe I'm getting old and thinking that those things couldn't be possibly classified as vintage. Of the ones that are more vintage, there were definitely some standouts. It was fun to walk through and browse. I enjoyed my morning seeing things and looking around on a treasure hunt. There is nothing to protect you from the elements, so be prepared. They had portable restrooms and a food truck area.

What a fun retail space/storehouse of bygones and fun remembrances! It was great to see Christmas,…read moreCoca-Cola, greeting cards, etc. along with lots of dishes and other household items and domestic wares. The proprietor, Sherry, brings years of professional passion and experience in this field of collectibles and older stuff that simply matters or is of interest for fun and personal preference. I appreciated her sincere welcome and her openness to questions as I explored the merchandise area. Easy parking right off the state highway. I plan to stop by again when passing through on the state highway. A fun place with a helpful owner/operator rooted in an authentic appreciation for this older stuff and a desire to treat customers well. Nice small town charm, ethic, and good energy.

Lots of junk. Almost everything inside the store is glass or ceramic, all of it is dirty. I spent…read moreabout 10 minutes walking through the makeshift aisles, nearly tripped on the uneven floors and loose carpet multiple times. The owner was nowhere to be seen. I will take a hard pass on stopping here again.

This is by FAR my favorite store in Old Fair Oaks. Cindy is always so happy to see everyone and…read moreshow everyone her most recent finds. Her prices are more than reasonable. I come here for inspiration all the time. You must visit this little gem!

This place is so charming. Packed full of shabby chic goodness. If you're looking for random stuff…read moreto make garden or yard art, make a stop here. Inside is a stimulating array of items that can be bought as is or used towards art endeavors. A visually fun place for sure!