Fun flea market for a Saturday morning. There is a little bit of everything here. Everyone was…read morefriendly although there were several booths that were closed but there was still lots there!

Lee Roys Flea market is a great place to bring your family and get some great deals. It has…read moreeverything from Blankets, Sheets. candles, antiques, movie, rugs, dog beds, guns, knives and everyone favorite pipes and body piercings Indoors and Open every Friday-Sunday from 7am to 5pm Must check out.

Wonderful shop! The traditional furniture made of reclaimed wood (wormy chestnut!) is to die for…read more Maker is an exceptionally skilled woodworker with exceptional materials, and if I had the space in my home (and the money), I'd buy everything he has displayed there. The shop also has gorgeous antique country furniture of a sort I'd never seen before, very interesting vintage decorative accessories, and collector-grade antique cast iron cookware that is fully refinished (a lot of long-gone pre-Great Depression American foundries are represented). Wolf Hills Antiques hasn't been open long, but it very quickly became my favorite antiques store in Abingdon. I'm a collector, and I especially recommend it to other collectors. Prices range from moderate to pricey, but unlike many antiques shops nationwide, the pricey items seem fair market value for what they are.

This is a fantastic shop. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming. We bought…read moresome lovely pieces and the prices were very reasonable. This is the kind of store you want to come back to because it ticks every box. The merchandise is displayed beautifully.

Me and some buddies went in there to buy a candle since they happen to be the only shop I know of…read morethat sells Jim Beam candles and the lady behind the register was so nice! 15 minutes after leaving the place we had bought a big antique radio from another shop down the street and seeing as I was parked right in front of Jeroleens shed, figured I'd just walk it back over to my truck, it started to rain and the lady had come out there and helped us by covering it in bubble wrap so the rain wouldnt destroy the radio! Didnt charge me a cent! Sadly I didnt have cash on me other wise I would have given her some, but I figure because of her generosity and professionalism I will definitely come back in the future!

Great little shop with fantastic owners. Love their handmade crafts. Will definitely shop there…read moreagain.

Serendipity..."a fashion experience" is exactly what it is. So many different designers, colors,…read moreand anything you need to put the "perfect outfit" together. Anything from jewelry, dresses, tops, pants, and shoes...they have it all! It has a very modern feel and a great staff to help with your needs.

Return policy is horrendous. The owner is also a bit rude.read more

This place was a very large antique store! This store featured three whole levels full of…read moreincredible goodies and unbelievable finds. Staff here was absolutely friendly and social throughout our entire visit. There wasn't too many people shopping here. Thankfully the store was open on a Monday so it was nice and peaceful here. The price is here are a bit overpriced unfortunately. Overall, I did see this place as a common antique store.

Literally something for everyone! Owner was also extremely nice…read more FOUR levels, in a beautiful building downtown, with tons to choose from. Treasure Hunt!

Highly recommended…read more We stumbled into the shop while exploring Abingdon, and instantly connected with Karen. She was wonderful to work with - she has a way of explaining the history of each piece that left us grateful to have found her store. We took home three pieces and are very happy with our experience. We'll return for more.

Beautifully Decorated & Original Peices. One of my Favorite Shops in Abingdon. The Owner is very…read moreKind & has a Great eye. Her windows are Always Beautiful.

I got lost in the cavernous shop with a maze of eccentric vendors! Every booth and room was more…read moreintriguing than the next! I loved the cookie jars, the furniture, the loads upon loads of jewelry, the china, the figurines, the mirrors, the garden ware, the home decor and more! I found a Sadler teapot which is always a win for me! The owner was helpful and efficient! The prices varied - some items were priced great and reasonable while others were high. I spent so much time in this antique mall, which was like a labyrinth, that I literally lost track of time! Such a great place to spend hours milling around finding treasures!

Briefly stopped at this little Antique Mall since me and my wife were in the area. This antique…read morestore features a lot of items and it's pretty comprehensive too depending on what you are looking for. Many of the items unfortunately were a bit overpriced for what they kind of are worth. Nothing fell too exclusive here compared to any other antique store either. I actually did enjoy all the salt and pepper shakers in one of the booths. Staff here was very friendly too. Overall, it was a casual antique store to visit.

Tri-city Flea Market has a lot of booths with trinkets and knick-knacks that catch people…read moreattention. This flea market has food, clothing, toys, collectibles, and more that is calling out to you to buy it. Interesting people, unique experience, and a whole lot of things to buy. Parking On site wherever available Payment Majority is cash Payment Restrooms Available

At the flea market I found a shirt that said "You're the Trailer Park - I'm the Tornado." The…read moredesign had 1990's look to it but was a new design. The designer wasn't there but their business card was so I grabbed it. It was a women's XL shirt so I thought it would be too small. Actually it was the size of a men's triple XL. I guess will have to order one my size. Other shirts I saw there (different designer though) were "Heifer Please" and "The Confederate States of America - Love it or Leave it" (bravest losers of all time)... oh and the Jeep ones that say "Boobie Bouncer." They also had a section that printed older style shirts, like the "In Loving Memory" ones or the heart ones with you and your lover's name. I remember at the fair seeing these type of shirts all the time in the 80's but very rarely anymore. I've missed them. I wanted to get one but it was overwhelming with all of the choices. Also at the flea market was this device kids could attach to their bike and then add chalk to it so they can draw things as they ride or if you want your kid to ride over to the neighbors and write "suck it" in their driveway... Saw a handwritten sign that said "free smells," and later realized they were selling candles or something but at first wasn't sure if I wanted to sniff or not... it was candles so I opted out...