Bait and switch. Made in China wool country crap fills the store, broken junky stuff in the way…read moreback. Bait is the crap at the entrance.

Bought a bunch of amazing Christmas items yesterday at the Vintage Market Days in…read moreDayton/Cincinnati. I will absolutely making the 111 miles to their shop to buy more! Their prices are amazing and the quality of their products are absolutely great! Huge fan here. Planning a trip with my sisters and my daughters to come up and shop!! Just a few things we bought from them yesterday! We have a bunch more that we fell in love with! Love this business!!

Great place to find hidden treasures for a good price! I saw some wonderful decor, and even a…read moresection with second hand hand tools

We Stopped at the Thrift Store to see if they had anything really good…read more The store was nice but unfortunately the employees were very rude. Definitely not happy with this store and doubt if I go back. I can't say that I recommend.

This is now called Walnut Creek Marketplace and is located at 1900 OH-39, Sugarcreek, OH 44681…read more They are very visible from the main route and have ads all over the place (especially in the magazines). When you enter, you have to pay $1 to park, so have cash ready if you want to visit. There are parking spaces all around the building and also a huge upper lot. When we were there, we were able to snag a space in front of the building, but I imagine in the summer or busier season it is probably pretty tough to park. They do apparently operate a shuttle from the upper lot to the main building when people do have to park farther away. It was an interesting and almost strange mix of vendors. I suppose that is why they rebranded from flea market to marketplace. There were many Amish and locally made food and houseware items. There were also a lot of craft type vendors (signs, crochet items, florals, wooden items). Mixed in were things like collectibles, sports memorabilia and a tee shirt place (where they could imprint one of their existing designs if you didn't see the size/color that you wanted). There were several food vendors (jerky, nuts, fudge). In the front (in a separate building) is Winetagous. It is a fun addition to the space with a great selection of wine and beer. When you first arrive, it is a bit overwhelming with the huge amount of entrances and sheer amount of vendors, but the facility is easy to navigate and the building is clean and well kept. There are tons of great places to shop in this area, but if you are looking for a one stop shop of sorts to see a wide variety of vendors (and cap off the visit with an adult beverage) this is a fun place to stop.

This place was a lot bigger than I expected. If you are looking for something, someone probably has…read moreit. The prices were actually very fair. I dropped my star rating because they were selling puppies inside and Amish country in Ohio is known for having puppy mills. Do your research before you buy an animal at a place like this. It is not really a flea market because everything sold is brand new. It's worth checking out if you are in the area. It can get crowded. Some of the people running the booths are nicer than others. Bring cash because not everyone accepts credit.

We were thrifting and needed some swimming shorts. Decided to stop by here. There is a huge parking…read morelot. The place is pretty big. There's a big book section. Prices are reasonable. I was able to find new swimming shorts with tags for $5. Service was great. Had a really good experience

Busy store, but nothing we were shopping for. Thrift shopping is interesting if you are looking…read morefor a specific item it isn't always there. Many were shopping and finding bargains .

Love this store. Always one of the stops while in Amish country. New merchandise and great…read moreselections of decor, candles and seasonal items every year.

I always love visiting this store, it has home decor, gifts, yard art, candles, great sign with…read morequotes on them. I always like to take my time and look at everything. So much here to see here. It can get a little crowded so you have to navigate around everyone but it's so worth it. I actually have never bought anything because it's hard to travel back to California with extra things. If I lived here I would by gifts for holidays and special occasions. When you walk up from the back parking lot, they have an awesome truck fountain and they have it set up really cute. They have three separate building you can shop in. I also love the photo opportunity on the grass area. So neat for a family picture. Would have loved to get my grandkids pictures there but they weren't with us. I really wish I could get the yard art home with me. I saw three different ones that would be neat to have. I look forward to stopping by next tome I'm in Ohio.

This is like a craft fair meets shopping mall. There are a ton of different vendors selling…read moreeverything from brooms and quilts to tumblers, shirts and sports memorabilia. Give yourself a lot of time to browse, there are many similar vendors and pricing can vary quite a bit between them. But there is also just so much to see, especially spread out across the multiple levels. There were some things that seemed to be mass produced vs the homemade things the store touts, but you can always look past those booths and just stick with the homemade stuff. Some of my favorite finds were funky earrings (earrings were one of the things that seemed like many of them were purchased in bulk on amazon or temu) and an Amish Country sweatshirt. A really fun stop that literally does have something for everyone.

A nice shopping complex with a host of different booths and vendors. They offer just about anything…read moreyou could imagine. Lots of county crafts and kitsch. Some food items like jams and butters. Religious and inspirational items, as well as antique and vintage. New items like tumblers and sports memorabilia. Pricing is in line with the other retailers in the area.

This is a newer shop and we're so glad we found it! It has quickly become our favorite stop in…read moreBerlin. Very friendly owners, a great assortment of products from a group of local vendors. Huge selection of seasonal decor. They even have skeeball and video games!

The woman who was working in this store when my group visited was way socially awkward. I asked for…read morerestroom access and she said no, the owners don't allow that. Fine. But then she followed me around, complaining about the owners. Then my friend was buying a rag rug and the lady told her to make sure people take their shoes off. My friend said no, she was going to use it for an entry rug. Then the lady said my friend should switch to a black rug. My friend said no, she doesn't use black in decor. The lady said, "what is it that you aren't understanding?" in a scolding tone and then she kept giving my friend a hard time. Finally another group came in asking about patchouli and the lady was like "I have no idea what pa-what is" and started yet another uncomfortable interaction before getting rude again. I've never seen an employee be this weird in a shop. Cool shop otherwise.

This location is in Berlin not Millersburg, Yelp keeps changing it from Berlin. This location is…read morenot my favorite one, doesn't feel as magical. The lady who works here is very nice and easy to talk to. It does have the same things as the Sugarcreek location, I just don't get the same feeling I get at the other one. Lots and lots of quilts, jewelry, everything you need to make a fairy garden. Some dragon items but not as much as the other store. In the very back you have Christmas items. We love fairy gardens and one of these days we will make one. I'm sure between the two stores you could find what your looking for. Quilts are beautiful, every design and size. I just don't want to ship things to California. If I lived here I would be getting one. If you haven't stopped by Secret Garden, it's a great store with friendly staff.