Flea Markets are always an experience! This one is particularly vibrant. Large food court with tons of options and even live music! You WILL get your steps in while perusing the shops. I love that it's all under a roof. Some shops even have AC. You'll find the junkiest junk and the nicest of the nice! The shop keepers seem to stand by their posted prices. My experience was there's not a lot of negotiation room. If you pay with cash, they usually skip the tax but that's about it. Now having said this, I was buying from the 'nicest of the nice', brand new purses, clothes and accessories. Parking is free and abundant. Expect large pot holes in the parking lot. IMPORTANT ADVICE: pay attention to where you came in! It is easy to lose your way and you will spend a frustratingly long time trying to find your car if you don't make mental note of your arrival 'gate'. There's colored lines on the ground. If there's a shop you particularly like, ask for their business card...it'll have their 'address' on it which shows the color of their row and the shop number. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ladies, if you like boutique style clothes, look for Designs by Darlene. Red row. Her clothes are off the charts!!! Unique. Well priced. And she has changing rooms. Highly recommend! read more

Wow. What a Hiden ! I found the best hole in wall sports card store there up front by the Bootman! Green Center I believe it's called or VSCards. amazing selection and deals!!! read more

What an experience... I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back. read more

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Lots of repetition. It's has the typical cheap products. Went during a weekday & a lot of the booths weren't open. I like to go to find those hidden gems, which weren't abundant at this market. Did find a couple though. Having said all that, my guest enjoyed it. read more

This place has everything! It is a maze so make sure you remember what color you enter from and then follow the other color lines to each end. You'll find things from trinkets to clothing to furniture and more. I personally love to thrift and this is like a mall for thrifters. They also had a bunch of food vendors (we did not partake) and a couple full bars (we did partake in that). Ton of fun to explore and came out with a couple goodies myself! read more

Fleamasters Fleamarket - Modelo at the bar! - Flea Markets Near Me - Fort Myers, Florida

What can't you find, eat or drink here? Great place to get out and walk a bit. Have a local bite or beer and stretch the legs. Bring your pet, too! Mix of flea and new and different services. Good stuff! read more

Fleamasters Fleamarket - Massively cool place! - Flea Markets Near Me - Fort Myers, Florida

Flea masters is one of my favorite places in fort myers, hands down. Let's see if you like stuff-it's there. Flea markets are old school, and are locally owned instead of billionaire websites or corporation owned stores. I really like the food, is it gourmet? No, but if you want a burger and a beer, tacos, PR food, it's such a great variety of things to choose from. They have entertainment on the weekends, great place to walk around and shop. I go every time I visit fort myers, and it's always fun. read more

Fleamasters Fleamarket - Flea Markets Near Me - Fort Myers, Florida

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There are so many vendors! Definitely found something for everyone on my souvenir list

Prices are reasonable for rentals not for buying quality items. Everything was fake or cheaply made. A vendor was beating her dog, but nothing was done about it. read more

Fleamasters is probably the largest flea market I have been to. Put on a good pair of walking shoes. There is a lot to see, with lots of repeat stuff. Quite a few sun glass places, beach towels, t shirts and bathing suits. There is an amazing kitchenware place that has utensil you can imagine for a kitchen. They even have a food court. Well worth a trip. read more

This place has a ton of things and fun to search through! Definitely going again! Parking is good too! read more

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Local find of many shops with any and everything you need including local music and artists performing while you shop.

Fleamasters Fleamarket 6-14-24 We just love browsing and shopping in this place. They are only open 9-5 Friday, Saturday, and Sundays. If you're looking for fancy, you're better off someplace else as this is not the place for you. They claim they have over 900 stores on site. I don't know if that's true but after walking through the entire buildings it just might be. The building isles are broken up into colors as in Blue Isle, Orange Isle, Yellow Isle ect so you can find your way around easier. One this to note its hot inside these buildings even though they have fans all over the ceilings. Bring something to drink or make sure you get a drink there if you're visiting in the summer months. They have at least two bars and two food courts inside for those that want to quench their thirst or hunger. In a separate building they have a large stage to put on shows. If you need a wheelchair, they also rent them, so you don't have to bring one with you. The entire first row on the west side of the building is handicap parking so you will have easy access. You can bring a pet inside with you, but it must always be leashed. They have way too many items for sale to mention them all. I will name a few just to give you an idea. They have Jewelry, Rugs, Pictures, Tools, Fishing Rods, Sunglasses, Watches, Hats, Shirts, Dresses, Stockings, Shoes, Pet Supplies, Gowns, Signs, Pocketbooks, antiques, grafts, Golf Carts, Kitchen Supplies, Tables & Chairs, Toys, Fruit, Candy, Vegetables, this is just to name a few. Most places sell new items but there are a few with used items. You can find bargains there you just have to look around for them. I am sure this place has items you cannot find any place else. This is a fun place to browse, shop and eat as long as you want. We mostly wait for rainy days to go there so we can take our time looking around. I believe everyone needs to visit this place. I give it a 5 out of 5 stars because of all the little stores and it's just a cool place to be. Follow Me On FB For More Reviews Gulf Coast Terry read more

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Much more than a typical flea market. A village of locally owned entrepreneur shops. Be prepared to spend a day discovering treasures old and new. Unique! read more

Getting out of the car, we were bombarded with disgusting and offensive political signs, banners and whatnot. Going into the first booth, in addition to this sh*t, was nazi propaganda, some of it obviously current. What kind of people buy this stuff, no less sell it?! Going past this, the Grand Building is filled with collectibles, mostly overpriced. One woman has several booths of interesting "merchandise," mostly priced $3 each, four for $10. If you collect spoons, presidential memorabilia, shot glasses, salt cellars and other tchotchkes -- that would be me! -- you'll be happy to poke around. This is a good place to stretch one's legs. A lot of booths (mostly typical flea market schlock.) Plenty of food stalls -- it smells good in there! -- bathrooms throughout, and ample free parking. Also entertainment! We saw a dance troupe comprised of women aged 45+. Was happy to donate to the various causes they raise money for. read more

Big flea-market, lots to see, not even sure if I the entire place. Different food opinions. read more

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Fun place. A few unique and interesting store fronts. All sellers seemed helpful. Definitely recommend.

Everything about this flea market was fun for my husband and I the two times we've been here this month. Good food, options; live music and karaoke; lots of fun choices for things even if you just want to look. A bakery that is there has amazing baked goods. I wish we could go back again during our stay here in Fort Myers but I think my husband has been patient enough and twice is good. I hope we can come back another time. Friendly vendors, decent prices, clean restrooms. Lots of people with dogs that I found a very friendly and fun too! read more

I enjoyed my time here quite a bit and look forward to returning. While it's easy enough to get lost, there is a very simple tip: The aisles are colored (red, blue, orange, etc) and the rows are numbered (1, 2, 3, etc). So all you have to do to remember where your car is, is to remember BLUE 1. Bingo, easy. Lots of stuff though after a while it became a little repetitive. How many sunglasses shops do you need? There is some quality and there is some junk. That's what fleamarkets are all about. Enjoy your time here and make the most of it! [Review 10302 overall, 67 of 2019.] read more

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Is still huge, but I'd like to see some of the vendors back like quality artificial flowers, etc, & more good women's clothing & less junk.

I would have never believed it if I didn't see it. Aisle after aisle after aisle of goodness. Anything you want, it's there! Believe me and if this is inaccurate you know where to find me. Incredible if you go anywhere else for stuff. And it's a great place to just walk. Everyone seems very nice and no one jumps out at you trying to get business. read more

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Ok so this place is kind of a sh*t show full of junk, but it's a FUN sh*t show full of junk. It has nicely labeled aisles and rows to help you navigate and is covered and has fans but is otherwise open air. I would say 90% of what is in here is stuff you'd find at an uninspired garage sale but there are a few diamonds in the rough - a few artists or folks making original things. There are food/booze options inside which was interesting and a few vendors that cater to our ex traitor-in-chief. read more

The wife and I go here to spend a couple hours on a weekend and we always find something for the house (and more ideas for other things), rarely leave without buying something. Over the past two years this place has really stepped it up. Very clean and about 70% occupied. Much better than the Fleamarket in Naples. Today was Cinco de Mayo and they had live music to celebrate the day. Very interesting. read more

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Actually negative 1 star for key/locksmiths service. I have used this service many times and have never had trouble with a key. so little did I know what to expect when I returned today with an incorrectly cut key. Instead of offering assistance, the man behind the counter insisted I hadn't bought the key there as he continued berating me while raising his voice. I wasn't rude and wasn't there to get my money back just wanted to resolve the problem. The entire encounter was so shocking and surprising, after all it was an inexpensive, small key. Finally, the second man behind the counter took the key to retool it. That which took less than a minute was all I needed to resolve my problem. I don't know yet if the key works. It's for a home in another state but I can assure them that I will never use that business again. read more

Cheap cheap This is a decent flea market in Ft. Myers. Not sure if it's due to the hurricane, the season, or time of day but it was pretty empty. I came to this flea market years ago and it was packed. It seems like there's only half the vendors, or they were closed. I was there on a Friday in the early afternoon and barely anyone there. Half the vendors are selling old garbage that you would find at a garage sale, and others are overcharging for stuff you could probably get cheaper somewhere else. Definitely not what it was years ago. read more

Depressing and worn out flea market, with many open stalls. Visit was a few months ago, not in season, however, so may be better during the vacation and snow bird time of the year. read more

Now this is the type of flea market I really enjoy! Man first barn I walked into was super awesome. Loaded with antiques, toys, gaming , comics pretty much everything I am 100% interested in. There are probably another 6 barns. We walked a few more sections but this flea is enormous. Really cool stuff through out. Lots of food options as well. I will be back countless times read more

The place is huge there are a lot of vendors and you could probably find almost anything you're looking for. However I did feel that I was at a garage sale, honestly there was a lot of stuff that was junky and very old, very dusty and it looks like the stuff has been sitting there for years. read more

Huge! So many vendors and items. It takes a whole day to thoroughly explore the whole place. There's so many food choices as well. However, there is a ton of people and tight isles so there isn't much room. Outdoor so wear something cool. Everything and anything here. read more

They have a little bit of everything! Parking is free and easy access to the market. Outside are fruit and vegetable stands. The majority of the flea market is inside. There are many types of vendors. Several selling new clothing items such as summer dresses, t shirts and swimwear. Some selling miscellaneous items that you have to go thru to find what you want. There are jewelry vendors, selling both real and costume items. And jewelry vendors to repair and clean your bobbles. Vendors for home goods and decor. Several hat vendors, I got a big hat for the beach and sunglass vendors. Also a really cute vendor selling all kinds of items for your doggy. Some selling used items like nicknacks, jewelry and home goods. In the other barn there is a vendor that sells fresh unfiltered honey. There are several food vendors as well. We ate at burger blast. I had a bacon cheeseburger. The burger was fresh and juicy just not browned it was cooked thru but the meat was grey. The bacon was not cooked thru at all, couldn't eat that part. The fries are fresh cooked and excellent. Hubby had the blt and it was very good and the bacon cooked good on his sandwich. If you get a fountain drink you get a refill, which came in handy given the hot temperatures today. Definitely need to go back to see it all. Also had an funnel cake at Val's delicious kettle. It was soooo good!! They were very nice there. My dad got one too and a cup of coffee and they helped him carry it because he uses a cane. So sweet! read more

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I enjoy going to Fleamasters on weekend mornings, but dislike the political solicitations by Democrats as I'm walking around the market.

If you like to go to farmer's market, thrift stores or garage sales, this fleamarket is for you! This fleamarket is huge indoor area with ample parking. It will take 2-3 hours to walk through. As you walk along the aisle, you discover many owner-operated small business that specialize in unique items, such as - arts and crafts, antiques and collectibles, kitchen products, clothing and shoes, luggage, jewelry and watches, Florida Tee or a tank top, an alligator head, wind chime or chess sets. There are two buildings, Main Market and the Grand Pavilion. The Main Market are color-coded into Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green and Red Aisle. The Grand Pavilion also house the Music Hall. It has a stage where they can easily accommodate 300-400 seats. You can take a shopping break and listen to Dixieland jazz, dance to the big-time band tunes or jut humming along. Check their website, http://www.fleamall.com for the latest information on Events & Music. They are famous for their annual Watermelon Festival featuring concerts, cow milking contest, horse ride and watermelon seed spitting contest! The best advice is walk through aisles and find what stalls you are interested and come back the second time to shop! However, buyer beware, know the quality and price before you make a purchase. If you hungry, don't worry, there are food vendors here. You can have breakfast, lunch or even a lobster dinner here. Look carefully, you may find a good bargain here! read more

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Best flea market we have been to in a long time... we are small town lifers and coming to a bigger town beat flea market we can't wait to go back read more

Friday must not be the day to go. Everyone sells the same stuff. Nothing worth buying. Low quality clothing, and junky "stuff"

Super cool experience if you haven't been! They have hundreds of booths here with anything you could ever need. So many shops with clothes, art, souvenirs, home goods, soaps, accessories, and more. They have a ton of food at a food court and services as well. Great space to walk around but you can definitely get lost. It really feels like an endless flea market here so it's a great place to bring people who are always looking for good deals! It feels like a market you'd find in Mexico. I always try to catch it for at least one day of the weekend and get some quick things. I got sunglasses at a booth here for only $2! There is something for everyone read more

Great for bargain hunters that enjoy sifting through tonnage to find the awesome piece they've been seeking. There are two large areas for parking. When you pull toward the entrance, you make a decision to turn left or right. Try to notice where you've parked. There is considerable walking to be done if you want to cover the entire area and remember, you'll be returning with your purchases. This market is under roof, so you can shop to your heart's content without contending with the unrelenting sunshine. There are public restrooms. I can't comment on them, as I didn't use them. There is also a good number of places available to purchase food, snacks and drinks. I was disappointed that the place selling lobster is no longer there. I had been looking forward to having a lobster roll, however, that stall/storefront had a sign posted the space was available for lease. There are two buildings just a short walk apart. The Grand Pavilion had a band playing when we visited. The area with the stage is ample with seating available for several hundred people. If you're looking for a place to take a break. This is a good choice. There's a schedule of events for music and even a Watermelon Festival that takes place here. The Main Building has color coded aisles but, honestly, it all be came of blur of shops and humanity, as we walked through. Pretty amazing and neat to find so much in one place. One of the things that surprised me was that there are a considerable number of permanent businesses being run from the fleamarket. Dishes, clothing, sporting goods, tools, home décor, memorabilia, toys and more were represented time and time again. I noticed Corelle dishes matching the patterns of my Mom, Grandmother and Aunt. You can also receive personal and business services while attending the fleamarket. There was teeth whitening, a hair salon, insurance sales, real estate... After walking through aisle after aisle of shops selling similar items, some shops stood out as more unique. For instance, there may have been multiple, but I only noticed one shop for bulk spices and one for wigs. Final Assessment: Like many places, true bargains have to be sought out here. With so many places in one spot and many of them permanent, prices have been somewhat "normalized" for the area. There were also a good number of items I noticed that were listed at what I consider top retail prices. Not necessarily a bad thing, just an awareness. Visiting made for an enjoyable afternoon, even though we didn't find what we were looking for that day. read more

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Just wanted people to know to know the the lady that runs the pet supply store is very dishonest. She sold us a Zampa dog yard at a discount because she told us that she damaged the case when opening. We were fine with that, but she told us the yard had 4 stakes. Well, she totally lied about that, it included no stakes. A bit disappointing. read more

Big places but a lot of the stalls are vacant and I'd say about 1/2 of the spaces were not open today. It's a lot of junk honestly which you kind of expect from flea market. It u wasn't impressed. Lots of trump 2020 crap. There are signs everywhere saying masks required but saw a lot of shoppers not wearing masks read more

Most of the sellers here just sell stuff off of amazon and hike up the price insanely, with the exemption of a couple stores like the Dollar Dazzle. Ask someone to point you to the "garage sale building" thats where you wanna be! Plenty of antiques and cool stuff!! read more

A little something for every one here. From what I saw, it was mostly new items - less flea and more market :) But a good place to pick up some cheap sunglasses, shoes, gadgets and even a car! The real winner here though, were the food vendors. A lot of the food looked really good! Fresh cut fries, empañadas, giant donuts, roasted nuts, gourmet cookies.... I want to go back just to eat! Also people outside selling fresh fruits and vegetables and even a stop selling fresh shrimp. You can find it all! read more