We stopped here after leaving the flea market. Was a fun stop to look at things but what I was…read morespecifically looking for was overpriced at all the stands. My niece found something reasonable and played the quarter machine. Cool to look around if you're in the area but I wouldn't make a special trip.

A little bit of everything. Very very good sauerkraut! Great produce selection, ample parking,…read moredecent ice cream selection.

This is for the Flea and Farm Market. The Flea Market is hit and miss like all flea markets. It…read moredoes offer flat walking area and is nicely laid out. There are a few food vendors, and there is a motorcycle and out door clothing store. Across the street is the Farm Market and it is... Meh. Pretty over priced big selection of Walmart clearance items marked up. They do have a nice bulk Candy selection. Their produce is okay as well. A little on the pricey side. If you are in Altoona for a Sunday, it's worth it to spend some time. Big drawback though is the vendors decide to pack up at 12-12:30.

I've only been to NTC for their twice a year food events. "Stuffed" in the fall, and "Hardboiled"…read morecoming up March 10th. These are great events, with all homemade, handmade foods, baked goods, sauces, dips, wineries, pickles, etc. Hot foods also! You will find some delicious treats there!!! I've never been there antiquing, so I can't speak on that, but, I guarantee you will enjoy the food events!

I'm with the other reviews. I only drove 1 1/2 hours each way and was equally disappointed. The…read morewebsite makes it seem like a bigger deal than it is. Some furniture but little else. One vendor had some glass but nothing was priced, which I hate. If I'm out that way again and they happen to be open I might stop in, but no more special trips.

Sometimes, when writing a review, you have to be honest so others can avoid what you just saw. This…read moreis one of those times. The Laurel Mall Flea Market in the Laurel Plaza is a dump. I'm used to Flea Markets and booth style antique places, but this was an eye-opening experience. First, don't come here on a Friday at 9AM when it opens, nothing is open. Second, don't come here at all on a Friday as half the booths don't open. The interior is a mix between being overcrowded with stuff, water damage, and the general question of when it's going to be condemned. Large fans attempt to cool the flea market, and the hallway leading back to the former movie theater is blocked off. Booths are located in the hallways, former storefronts, and former anchor store. Most have a bunch of random stuff in them, but there was a toy/collectables dealer, and an appliance dealer. The booths in the former anchor have to battle with narrow walkways and the massive amounts of water damage, making it a challenge to shop at them. Parking in the front of the Laurel Plaza is fine, don't even try to go around to the back unless you have a truck or SUV, as the parking lot is equivalent to the surface of the moon. I wish the booth owners in here the best of luck, because unless I was a local who could be here in minutes, I would avoid the Laurel Mall Flea Market under almost all circumstances.

Today was our first time stopping at this flea market. There were many great deals and treasures to…read morebe found here! There is something for everyone! All of the sales people were super friendly and kind. The flea market is in an old semi-rundown mall. We were really impressed by how many sellers there were and how large the space was! We will for sure be visiting this flea again!

This is a good place to find some good vintage furniture and even antiques now and then. And of…read morecourse a variety of junk. It could be so much more though. The hours are spotty, mainly Saturdays and Sundays in the morning now. This is at the intersection of Route 22 and Route 453.

The wife and I visited the flea market on a Saturday morning, We found the space to be clean and…read morethe people extremely friendly. They have a little of everything in this place. I have nothing but nice things to say about our experience. We can't wait to return when in town.

I love this place but they have GOT to turn down the music. There are like five different radio…read morestations going sometimes just full blown static. I skip over so many booths because it's just so loud and disorienting. You can hear multiple songs going from once at multiple spots of the store. Otherwise service and workers are nice and they have a lot of stuff

It's enormous. It's…read morenot worth a special trip. Most of the items offered are garage sale quality at antique mall prices. It *might be* worthwhile if you collect shotguns. Be cautious walking near the creek, drivers were still pulling up when I arrived at 7:30 meh

Cool stuff,cool people,cool place!!!I like it. Gives a person something to do. Might find just what…read moreyou need.

My husband and I love antiques and collectibles. Hazen was at one time a 4-5 hour walk of all…read moretypes of interesting finds with great prices. Sadly today we found it to be much smaller, with a great deal of new, inexpensive stuff and crafts (albeit nicely made).

My husband and I are from the Philadelphia area, but whenever we're in the area visiting family on…read morethe first weekend of a month, you can bet we'll be hitting up the Hazen Flea Market. The flea market has a very wide variety of items from antiques to tools to food to household supplies to blankets and vegetables and dog bones. Not much changes from year to year, but you end up wanting to keep going back for the tried and true favorites (we tend to pick up big jugs of Maple Syrup when we're there), and the special finds (on our last trip we bought a beer stein). The prices aren't always cheap -- the vendors who deal in antiques tend to know what their wares are worth, but most are willing to haggle. You have to pay to park -- I believe it's $5. You can also park across the street in someone's yard for $2 if you'd like to save a little a walk a smidge farther. We typically go the yard route simply because it's a little quicker to get in and out. Expect to spend 2 hours or so walking around if you want to see everything and bring the sun screen -- there isn't a lot of tree cover.

Wonderful owners jimmy and kristen wonderful amazing place awesome vendors , Lynn, Chuck, lasette,…read moreHarry, Shannon, Bill, josh, check out there stuff you'll love there booths . Nice place to get your antiques, peaceful atmosphere , nice and cool in here not hot . 70ies classical rock music love it .

I visited here for the first time today. There is a lot of stuff and most of the prices are…read morereasonable. This is a place that hosts lots of vendors which means the prices are set by the vendor that mans the booth. So if prices are high, the vendor of the booth set them high. Not the location. Their are lots of antiques to see and buy. The people who run it are friendly as well.