This place is AMAZING. First the shop owner is a very cool guy who is very friendly and fair. Love…read morewhen the shop owners of these kinds of places are friendly. It can make or break me liking a place. This place is literally a treasure hunt. Stuff is everywhere but clear paths to go down and easy to get to almost everything. He has ALOT of stuff. Tools, antiques, furniture, chests, art, toys, vintage fishing gear, chairs, old film stuff. And ALOT MORE that's just me thinking of stuff I saw. I got a really nice chest/old wooden tool box that would of easily cost me over 100 back home or at an upscale over priced antique shop. He was willing to negotiate with me on price (even tho his price as marked was very fair.) All his stuff from what I could see if very fairly priced and like i said he is willing to work on prices with you. If you enjoy Bergen hunting , going to flea markets or thrift stores TRUST me, this is a MUST STOP.

N/DM CM. Definitely a treasure hunting place. This is definitely a place where you have walk…read moreslowly and dig. Love places like this. There is lots of stuff. Antique vintage tools electronics toys ceramic porcelain knickknacks and more. Prices seem reasonable AND Owner is willing to negotiate. Walk away with such a deal.

Permanently closed. Nice, busy flea market gone due to even more condominiums and other housing…read more Sad was a nice flea market for many years.

Said they were opening Jan 8, drove an hr 1 way & they were closed. Somebody needs to work on their…read moreapp.

Drove all the way out and couldn't seem to find it, even though my nav kept telling me I was going…read moreright past it. Turns out, there's no sign. It would seem that the business is closed and no longer exists.

I have had the best luck here each time I go!! Co-owner Wayne and his wife Esther (there in the…read moremornings) are so sweet and great to talk to! It's such a cool place, wish there were more like this in Wilmington!!

What a bust!! Went on a Friday morning and there were fewer than 10 vendors open. No service, no…read moreselection and no values!!

Alot of different selections People coming togather to make it work been in business for a while nowread more

It's... kinda fun, I guess…read more This isn't a flea market in the way that *I* define a flea market... it's really more so like, an indoor Goodwill where vendors can purchase space, if that makes sense. That is to say, there's not a TON of good stuff here. I did get some amazing candles from Green Sea Candle (the woman who makes them traveled from miles away) and will definitely return here sooner or later just for those! They smell incredible, and my purchase came with a free homemade car freshener that also smells just like pumpkin pie dangling from my windshield. I also got two purple goblets from some random vendor, and they were kinda cool for the vision I have for my future dining room. Would I frequent this every weekend -- no. It's not that big of an event. But I'm happy I went and checked it out.

A fun little flea market that offers the pretty much what you would expect from a place like this…read more There is a bakery inside which offers a fair assortment of treats and a few sandwiches. I got a nice RFID wallet at a great price, to replace the current one that was getting worn out. Word of advice, if you hate over the top pushy sales folks you might want to avoid the AVON shop. The lady who worked that counter would fit right in as a used car sales person.

Been coming here for over a decade and a half. I absolutely LOVE this flea market! This place was a…read morestaple of my childhood... The flea market is by far my favorite place in Myrtle Beach

What a cool inside/outside flea market with tons of cool shops including a restaurant store and…read moretasty Mexican spot We love shopping here I'll be back

WATCH OUT FOR THE WOLF…read more My husband and I enjoy the Newport Flea Market every Saturday! We love the environment (minus the smoking) and the great finds! Better than Poor mans flea Market im Washington. Unlike Poormans I feel like there are less clothes booths, more USA made tools, better organization & more historical/vintage/classic America items. So like every clockwork Saturday comes, we walk inside the building and see a woman raffling off some Yeti cups. (Now next week she could be giving away rifles, gift cards or whatever) Everyone's pretty genuine/transparent at this flea market! (Most people we've met just want to sell their Stuff and have a good time) So when we signed up for the "free raffle" she said both of y'all should do it to "increase your chances." While filling out the raffle I noticed it asked if we were home owners or just renters ... weird. What age group were in. Not even a week later my husband got a call from those pesky water testing people (door to door sales) he set up an appointment. We watched her test the sink, the brita filter & the a water bottle. Everything came up red which means BAD!!! Oh no, so the hard water I've been having all my life is actually going to kill me! You're saying I should spend $9,482.00 dollars so you can put a filter in my yard and a pump in my house. Then pay $88.00 PER HOUR to install it!!! Wow ... wow! Moral of the story, NOTHING IS FREE, raffle is a ploy to get you to sign up for something else that you don't want! They waisted 40 min of our lives. BEWARE THE WOLF in sheep's clothing! (Btw once she left she was like let me go to my car and get the gift card to thank you for your time, she left and never came back.)

I will put together flea market is the only nice thing I can say about this place. Outside of a few…read moregood vendors like the man who sells wonderful baked goods, most of this place seems to be 3d printed garbage, and Temu drop shipped trash. There's a few good folk who sell here, but you have to travel far through the whole place to find those few. Know that anything that looks new, any t-shirts, etc are all going to be Temu trash. The bakers, and a one man to sell some of the good stuff are the few honest people I've seen there. Also the wonderful man with the oxygen tank at the front is one of the few reasons I go so often. He is such a kind and wonderfully welcoming man.

Good bargains. Clean atmosphere. The staff and people are friendly I shop there almost every…read moreweekend

This place is totally gross. The vendors sell not hint but junk. There were maybe two people inside…read morethat sort of sold alright things but overall nothing I would ever go back to. There were two vegetable places and the veggies were brown and not good looking at all

We decided to stop by this cute marketplace this past weekend. There is a building with small rooms…read moreof indivdual vendors selling a variety of merchandise and a large space in the back with 11 or so more vendors. The staff was friendly and personable. The merchandise is flea market type of items; some new, some resale, and some handmade. It's a great place to treasure hunt. On Saturdays, there are even more vendors and food trucks.

From the owner: A unique shopping experience for the whole family. There is an arcade on-site for the kids on the…read moreweekends will have the flea market. With food trucks and live music.

I just moved to Wilmington and visited the Ivy cottage. Looking to set up my new none. Wow, I felt…read morelike a kid in a candy store. Jen and Suddie , cottages building 3 were amazing to work with. Highly recommend coming here to decorate or revamp your home. Filled with unique treasures and great prices.

Buyers Beware! Retailer advertises Half off SALES on the third weekend of the month. Posted on…read moreFacebook. NOT TRUE! After coming in from Raleigh, was advised that the SALE did not exist. Blamed it on it being an OLD post, despite the fact we read it this morning.