I spent 4 days in the Village -midweek-during June 2026. Lots of fun shopping. Plenty of gifty…read moretype shops, but also some specialty shops like a cooking gadget shop, a store selling lovely things from Ireland, a shop selling things from Italy and a Christmas shop open all year long. Prices are what you'd expect from a tourist location. Staff were friendly and helpful. Plenty of places to get food and beverages. Definitely worth the trip, but I understand it's absolutely packed on weekends. I have some mobility issues, but there are plenty of places to sit. I think most of the grounds are accessible for a wheelchair or baby carriage, but the ground is a bit uneven in places so you need to be careful. One thing to note is that most shops are not really wheelchair accessible, nor can they accommodate a stroller, although some have ramps. The shops are quite full of merchandise, so it would be hard to move around with a wheelchair or stroller.

This place is so freaking cute. I never knew it existed randomly came across it because I saw a…read moresign at a playground that my husband found while we were in Atlantic City. I can't believe the whole time we've been coming to AC all these years and never knew this place existed. It does close super early. But there's tons of little shops totally worth visiting. Price points are normal for a little tourist spot. They have everything from pickle shops, olive oil clothing, bakeries bars, ice cream, shops, and toy shops you name it and everyone seems so nice.

It is so weird that the place is so dead and vacant. I remember the days before Covid-19 and there…read morewere plenty of shops and places to eat like Continental and Phillips In the upstairs part. This is so sad that Everything did not open up again or at least look like any normal mall that Is not 96% abandoned.

This was completely empty! I'm sure if that is a seasonal thing or if it's just losing popularity…read more I was very disappointed

Went at beginning of Summer season after Memorial Day and not quite the crowd yet. Typical tourist…read moreshopping, pleasant area to get some steps in. Best thing here is the LBI Book Swap Shop. They have book signings and a wonderful variety of books.

The aesthetic of this shopping center is very pleasant and caters to the beachy feeling of the…read moreshore. It's a nice commercial staple in Beach Haven, and despite the 'uselessness' of the shops, it's hard to not find something to buy here. There's some clothing stores, jewelry shops, and plenty of candy and ice cream parlors. Everything is kitschy and touristy, but ultimately it's fun if nothing else. If you're in the area and looking for a souvenir, or just something to do, it's worth a look. Just don't expect great bargains or one-of-a-kind items.

What a cute place along the seaside for a little shopping…read more It's across the parking lot from a entertainment waterpark. This little shopping village Had a variety of shops. A pet supply shop, freshly made fudge shop, a bookstore, a Christmas themed store, all sorts of beachy themed housewares and jewelry and comfortable hygge style clothing. Since New Jersey the kind of state where you really should make sure you keep a handy collapsible shopping bag in your prayers in case you shop. There were some lovely foldable shopping bags and I bought a bunch of them because not only do I wanna keep them in my prayers but I wanted to gift some of these as well. They were very adorable. They had cat themed and nature themed and I really like the nature themed ones. It was an enjoyable shopping village. Nice to get steps here. And then take a walk over to the beach for some photos. I would come back again

Very interesting and eclectic set of shops ranging from clothing and jewelery to Christmas…read moredecorations and pet supplies. There are also some very unique places to grab a bite to eat or get a coffee. They layout of the place is very interesting and it's a lot of fun to walk around and take it all in. Stores like the LBI Book Swap, the surf shop, the olive oil shop, etc. are all great spots to grab a gift for someone in your life. This place is a stone's throw away from Ship Bottom Brewing and Fantasy Island, as well. Recommended!

Have loved this store from it's very early days on the boardwalk. I have clothes that I purchased…read more15 years ago that I still wear. You won't see the merchandise at Barefoot Trading anywhere else in Ocean City. One of my favorite shops on the boards!

Favorite store on the boardwalk!! Unique items from clothes and jewelry to home goods. I always…read morepick up some souvenirs from a trip here at least twice a year. They don't have "Ocean City" on the items like every other store and the prices aren't ridiculous which is why it's a fun place to browse and BUY!! I always end up having a nice conversation with the salespeople too. Another plus is my husband enjoys shopping there with me also!!

Lotus has two locations. I purchased my poncho from the smaller store and enjoyed it the most;…read moregreat value. They have some unique items. I got to choose a free item from the bigger store ( just a few blocks away). I chose a wooden choker. The service was great and friendly. The location is good, just outside of Tropicana.

Okay, Im quite frankly blown away by this store!…read more Gorgeous clothes, bathing suits, jewelry, shoes, trinkets etc! Great prices and sweet owner. I love my new $23 bikini! Treated Joey to another bracelet too.

My family and I love traveling to different states and visit flea markets. :)…read more We are visiting Atlantic City and came across this as their best one and it was. The people are friendly and have reasonable prices too! always bargain with them ;)

Imagine a completely underwhelming flea market experience, with a large area of empty tables…read moreoccupied by a small handful of people selling their yard sale leftovers. This sums up my trip to the Vineland Flea Market. I came here on a Friday, approximately an hour after they opened, so it was not as if I was arriving while vendors were still setting up. The weather was fine, so that's no excuse for it being so desolate. There are many better flea markets in the area with a much better selection than what I saw. Frankly, a dollar store on its last day of a going-out-of-business sale has a better selection than what I saw here.

Given the demographic in the area I shouldn't expect more from this place. It is what it is, a…read morelower-end flea market carrying second-hand tools, clothes, etc. The people are friendly, they have food and restrooms (port-a-johns) on site which helps beat the summer heat. They are open Tuesdays and Saturdays and to rent a table to sell items is $24. I would suggest coming here for produce, the prices are low and the quality is high!

I was in the market for housewares, decorations, furniture, etc and this flea market is quite close…read moreto my boyfriend's house so off we went. This was my first trip to a real flea market, and I was blown away by the size of it. Spent a good 40 minutes walking around and debating purchases. There's produce, socks, t-shirts, used games (and some new games,) cleaning supplies, housewares, decorations, food, furniture...just about everything. I thought I would get a lot, but I ended up with only a chip and dip set for $3, my boyfriend got a turkey dish for this mom for $5. If you don't have a reason to be in the area, I wouldn't suggest driving down for it. The biggest deals are on cleaning supplies, toiletries, socks, and t-shirts. You can also get a great deal from one of the few people there who are just trying to sell of their old stuff, but you can probably just find a garage sale in your neighborhood that's just as good.