Delicious, home cooked meal, and fun, welcoming vendors. Lots of interesting finds at this indoor…read moreflea market. I go every weekend :)

The variety is great! New-Used-Vintage-Antique, they have it! The booth with jewelry, tarot cards,…read moreprayer flags, and crystals is amazing! Beautiful items with very reasonable price points. But check 'em all out! I always find something I didn't know I needed!

There were plenty of handmade goods, some stuff just brought in by people, and I think most of the…read moreprices are really good. I love their selection of sun catchers. If I had any complaint, it'd be that it's a little bit crowded, but even then, I've never had a bad time here and I've seen some pretty neat finds! If you're looking for interesting decor, or just happen to be a collector like I am, it's worth a visit.

As an occasional vendor, I enjoy setting up at outdoor Arundel Flea Market. I can set up any day…read moreof the week with no reservation and choose from a single, double, triple, or more wooden table(s) which I think are each 8 feet long and stay as long as I want. I only have set up during the week from about 9 am to 2 pm and avoid the weekends which I understand to be vendor full by early morning. I choose a nice shopping weather day with low wind prediction. Vendors pay by the table and for 2026, it is I think $4 per table per day Mon-Thurs and $5 Fri. It's been a convenient way to sell stuff I'm decluttering from my home and the other vendors are friendly and helpful as are the customers. For customers, you may stop on day with varying number of vendors with varying types of stuff, so you can't count on what you'll find, and many vendors are gone by noontime.

The absolute best. We spend 7 to 10 days in Maine every year and I love going to this flea market…read more I always seem to find some great things.

To start off, I would clarify that this place is more of a thrift shop rather than an antiques…read morestore. That being said, I really enjoyed shopping here. There are so many cool, quirky, vintage items scattered throughout the store. And the space is so large and full of rooms that house cool items. It's definitely not a place that you could finish scouring in one hour... but definitely a place you probably have to come back to to find something new each time! I particularly liked being able to shop in peace. I didn't feel like workers were eye-ing me the entire time, and I was able to just enjoy looking through each of the items. I got a cool pair of airplane earrings for $1, while my friend bought a cute, electronic dancing boxing hamster for $4. There is definitely something within a reasonable price range for everybody.

Love going there to walk around and check out all the new stuff on the shelves, always looking for…read moredeals, i never get through the whole store.

I love coming here. It's a miniature Brimfield! I always…read morefind a treasure or two. Great way to spend a Sunday morning.

The selection of goods is truly wonderful, and the prices are usually reasonabe. Sometimes you can…read morefind real treasures and get a great deal. The downside is that so many vendors leave early, sometimes by 10:30-11am, and then half of the field is empty. The owners should be firm with their vendors about the hours because many buyers come after church or lunch and are disapointed that the field has cleared. All in all it is a great way to spend a Sunday morning and afternoon!

Omg this place is amazing! There is so much stuff to be looked at!…read more First off, this place is great to support a local business and not those Salvation Army and Good Will Stores. More packed here than any of those other places. I was (and still am) a bit confused... I guess the whole building is known as "Tilton & Cook Market Place" but each floor is a different owner.. or rather it's a business that rents out space to vintage/thrift stores. On the first floor I was told there were 5 different owners, but it's really hard to figure out whose stuff is whose and if you're entering another "store". Just remember where you got stuff. There is also a place to eat and relax on the first floor which is pretty cute, but I didn't look at the menu cause I wasn't hungry. People there were pretty nice. You really have to go digging around here (or in some areas). I was only able to get to the second floor... I think I was there for about 2hrs... there is just so much stuff! (I didn't even finish the second floor). From my understanding, each floor is its own "shop" (except for the first floor). But no one seems to have their own name... just "Tilton & Cook Market Place" or "Tilton & Cook Corp". Make sure to bring lots of cash... no one in the building can take credit/debit. And at last, the days and hours for these shops are all the same. I could be wrong on a few things here, but this is all what I gathered and understood. Im definitely gonna have to return. Such a great find!

such an amazing place!! absolutely huge, has so many vendors and its easy to get lost in this…read moreplace!! such a great selection of things, such as vintage furniture, clothes, video games, cds... theres so much stuff its insane! i am in love with this place and i highly recommend it if you love anything vintage or antique!!

I enjoy the Davisville Flea Market and find Toby to be friendly and helpful…read moreToby needs to require vendors to stay at least until 1 p.m. Don from Vermont

Great place to shop. My family has been coming for many years. Sadly this Sunday morning our set of…read morewonderful lights were stolen from my car . Never happened before ! We put the set on car floor . Went back to retrieve our other items already bought, gone short time! So, Lock Up ! If ya can, and keep shopping. .

My mother took me to the Aqueduct flea market when I was but a little stalwort lad. We walked the…read moreaisles of everything and anything believed to be resellable under the sun. At best, I was moderately amused by the men yelling "oooonnnnneee dalla one dalla one dalla Heeere" and the ice that I'd receive at the junk quests end if I behaved. There was just something about the flea markets that I didn't like, because we went to all of them, the name "flea" always bothered me - nobody else shopped there that we knew - I'm not sure if it was a secret or not - but I never muttered a word about it. I'm enjoying walking the aisles today - buying a few nick knacks and paddy wacks along the way. I've looked this up and learned that the biggest flea market is in Texas, no surprise there I suppose -- and there's one in Silicone Valley but these would likely take days and weeks to explore. So, not looking for anything in particular, I'm browsing the smaller markets - the big one in Brunswick isn't worth the time in my opinion. With roughly 30 vendors, this Riverside flea market is just the right size - sweet older people peddling their wares with a joke and a smile - always engaging and with the spunk of youthfulness. I don't want the "pot of gold - honey hole - diamond(s) in the rough - special edition - 1st edition - authentic " eBay reseller finds - for me, it's typically about shopping what brings me joy and, oddly enough, those are nostalgic items from my youth. A case of coming full circle I suppose, however they don't sell ices and I don't have to behave.