this market is small but great!! great pricing!! excellant selection!! and the vendors are…read morewonderfull!! chelle

$50 to sell, not great foot traffic, DON'T bring high end items. Bring your own table, bag for…read moretrash, noting comes with your $50. Pro - in town

This other review is so out of date. This event has changed it's name to Petaluma Vintage Market…read moreand it's location is now at the Petaluma Fairgrounds the third Sunday of every month. Wishing them lots of good luck.

This market is sure to be a big hit!! They have a large variety of vendors and special events…read morescheduled- awesome location at the Petaluma Veterans Hall!

The security did not allowed walking customer for free. , security is rude , manager was…read morecompletely unprofessional .

I love this swap meet. It's like being transported into another place and time…read more Unless you park on Kelly Road, you do have to pay for parking in their lot. It's a gravel lot with a bunch of potholes, so be prepared. Make sure you use the bathroom before you get there, because the ones they have are SCARY. (Use the one at Wally World aka WalMart). You will pay for parking, but admission is free. So if you need a bargain, fill your car with people and split the parking between everyone (ha, ha). Unlike the Solano Swap Meet in Concord, this one has alot of retailers with new and gently used items, as well as your typical Flea Market items. What can you buy? Better question, what can't you buy. In addition to: -clothing -car parts -tires -cell phone accessories -cd's and dvd's -car sound systems -rugs -furniture -jewelry -jewelry repair -silk plants, flowers and arrangements -plaster statues -handbags You can also get some great "roach coach" food (taco's, burritos, torta's, chinese food), horchata, churro's, garlic fried, chicken, etc. They also sell fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, eggs, nuts, etc. Make sure you bring cash, most vendors don't accept credit cards or checks. Unless you are buying furniture, you will be expected to carry off your own purchase, so if you need to, drive the truck and bring a friend. The furniture vendors will deliver, for a fee. And with the exception of the new clothes, you can expect to haggle and negotiate a deal. Now how fun is that. You don't have to wait for a manager. You don't have to hold up the line. It's all part of the fun.

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

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.

What a fun place to go with a friend or even just by yourself. It's like entering a whole new…read moreworld. The antiques are always so well placed and displayed with love and care. And it's HUGE so really you could spend all day here just getting lost in a jungle of physical history. Don't forget to get a sandwich, a sweet treat, and/or a hot cup of coffee at their bakery! They even give you a little baked good sample when you get food here. Plus you can peruse their sort of "gift shop" section full of candy, candles, and more.

I've been to many antique consignment shops, but I have to admit this one really takes the cake…read more This has to be the largest most extensive shop full of antique offerings you'll ever see. It's also one of the largest I've ever set foot into. This place has literally millions of collectibles, such as records, Mad magazines, furniture, military, rugs, toys and the list is endless. You literally could spend an entire day here and still not see everything. Another added benefit is that it seems like everything here is in really great condition for its age. Everything is also priced at a premium. There's also a very nice bakery right next-door in case you're hungry. Definitely worth a stop. The photos/videos included should get you through the door.

Parking is $5. There was still plenty of parking around 11am. Although it was crowded inside the…read moremarket. I see what Google reviews meant by it's all the same stuff. Several vendors sell similar things. There is produce, children's toys, clothing, tools, furniture, plants, some electronics. It felt a bit like a free for all. There didn't seem to be much organization in where the vendors go except all the produce vendors were in one place. So you'll spend some time wandering around. For food there were some Mexican food trucks, Lee's Chinese and American food (x2), an ice cream cart, and Agua Fresca. We got one medium agua fresca and a bottle of water ($9 total). It was fun to check out but I probably won't come here regularly unless I know I'm in search of something very specific like produce or tools.

I came here for a couple of things - blanket (iykyk), chicken stick and guavas. Did I get all…read morethree? Yes. Did I have fun walking around? Yes. Did my siblings and I get a cow and panda cobija from a hustler? You bet we did. Did I buy a mug I shouldn't have gotten cause I have a mug problem? Sure thing. Did the produce vendor manage to sell me cilantro? No but I got some chungus guavas for the week, so I'm happy. I find some of the low reviews here funny mainly because it's a flea market, cause what do you expect? Parking is 5 bucks but there is also street parking behind where you exit if you don't want to pay (as a lot of people do). I will say if you're here earlier in the day, it's def is crowded but around 1pm and beyond it tapers off. Beware - the chicken sticks are HUGE from the vendor by the entrance. One plate of chow mien and 4 sticks for 2 of my siblings and I and it a lot even for us! Thankfully my nephew came around and demoed the rest of our food so nothing was wasted. And yes they were yummy.

tons of great items!! indoors!! free admission! tons of parking…read morehidden gem of chico!! open on weekends only

Tried to go this Saturday, yesterday, it was not open Also…read morenobody in the surrounding area seemed to know about the indoor area. Only that it is open on thursdays... at night. However there's a motor bike event going on which was interesting but no swap meet And upon asking people who lived around the area, was informed it is only open on Thursday evenings. Unless that has changed or untrue there needs to be better display on WHERE the entrance to the Indoor market is. ​

Go early!!! Lost of walking, bring a cart/bag to put your…read morepurchases in, maybe wear a hat & sunscreen, only the venders are shaded Value is good Service is friendly

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.