I walked through some areas and was afraid something would jump out at me. If they cleaned out the cluttered areas I would feel better about shopping there. read more

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This place is hot yes I know it is the flea market, but the enclosure part air does not work bathrooms don't work and everything is overpriced read more

Place sucks anymore. Nothing but cell phone accessories, produce and tools. The area that used to sell funnel cakes is now a Mexican restaurant. Super disappointing read more

Waste of time 90% of the place is empty. Vendors that are there selling dollar store Chinese trinkets. Phone cases knock off tools. Same deals could be found on amazon for the same or better price... read more

Every time I'm traveling I like to stop by a flea market. After yelping one near me this place popped up. We were on Wilmington Island so it was about a 30 minute drive with using the freeway. It was a perfect Saturday morning to explore. Plenty of parking and lots of walking to cover the entire market. We started at the farmer's market. I grab a mango cup and added my sauces. We shopped and chatted with the vendors. This lot has so much opportunity to expand. Vendors I would like to identify. Are in my photos. It offers breakfast & lunch, rides, antiques, new clothes, oils, purses, paintings, wall art, household goods, jewelry and more! read more

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I think the key to enjoying any flea market is to manage your expectations. Everyone here has an agenda : either trying to make a dollar or get a deal. It's a song and dance . Do not come here expecting white glove service and a boutique experience- you will leave disappointed. Keller's Flea Market is like an old antique chest : dirty, a little dusty , rough around the edges but potentially filled with treasures! I have been a handful of times and every visit I always end up finding a bargain and/or something unique . Here's what to know : If you want to seriously shop , arrive early because it takes several hours to go through the vast flea market and even though their hours are 8am-6pm , many vendors start shutting down beginning at 3. The place is huge and so if you don't want to rush get there early . There's a bar! Inside one of the buildings is a bar with seating . Across from the bar is a taqueria and a dining area . It's a cool area to take a break from walking and enjoy a cold one and a taco . There are also several other food vendors inside different buildings that serve standard American fast food fare. Bring cash! Cash is king at the flea market . I did notice this visit that some vendors accept CashApp. Bring a reusable shopping bag - so you don't have to worry about holding all your goodies or walking back to your car , a reusable shopping bag is perfect . Wear comfortable walking shoes. Be nice ! If you don't get the price you want don't be rude ...move on to the next deal! Also, there are many ethnic groups present and some don't speak English fluently so be kind /patient . Bring hand sanitizer if you are a stickler for cleanliness because you may be touching lots of stuff that's been handled by lots of people . Bring a bottled water as it can get really hot in the open air part of the flea market and you will be doing lots of walking . Of course , water , beer and other drinks are available at the food stations within the flea market . Have fun !! read more

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Lots of cheap junk from china. Enviroment sketchy. The puppy deal broke it for me....we walked out.

Just a bunch of JUNK. There's a PUPPY booth with tiny puppies for sale. Nobody is attending to them & they're stuck in tiny cages. DISGUSTING! read more

Went on Saturday 7/13/24 to about 90% of the space empty or used for storage. The majority of vendors had dollar store key chains, construction worker clothing, and used plastic trash cans. There was one that had used tools/yard equipment. Maybe they have more vendors on specific days, but you'll find more variety and selection at your local goodwill. read more

It seems that it has kind of gone downhill. Of course, we went early to beat the heat, not really a great idea because a lot of stalls had not opened, and by the time we left around 11:30 am they were still not open. The ones that were open were full of made-in-China trinkets. The vendors were nice although not to attentive to busy on their phones. The farmers market part was very nice, lots of fresh good looking vegys and reasonable. However it's a long way to go and I don't think I will go again anytime soon. read more

My baby girl, 3 years old, put in 75 cents into the vending machines that are located within kellers hotdog hamburger dining room, one of her first experiences to get a toy like that, and unfortunately the machine took the money. I asked one of the associates for the seventy five cents back so we could try again, and she was hesitant and decided to call Amelia, her manager, or part owner? I dont know, and Amelia said she would not refund us the money in any way shape or form...... i even I asked her would she rather lose a customer(s) that comes here just about every weekend, spending 100s over time, then to give us back the 75 cents to reput into the machine? Amelia again would not budge in any way and let us walk out....Shame on her and the owners that either allow her to just lose their customers and business like that, or maybe they dont know about her, because not only me and my family will not be back but also my friends, as this was supposed to be a nice new experience for my baby girl but unfortunately, in their crying, experienced a poor managers non customer service... Needless to say baby girl found a mickey mouse that she said she loves with with one of our favorite movie and knick knack vendors before we left read more

I expected this to be an experience with more vintage items, art, jewelry, etc but it actually was just selling shoes, jewelry, guns, and clothes. There were a few food vendors that I didn't try. It was really busy with lots of people roaming so it does seem to be popular in the area. The flea market was very large but fairly repetitive. There's lots of pot holes in the dirt parking lot and it had just rained so there were giant puddles that you have to navigate on your way in and out. read more

My wife loves flea markets of all kinds so we drove out to Keller's last Saturday even though I had read many of the "meh" reviews here. Perhaps because we went in with low expectations, we actually had quite a nice time. And found quite a few bargains. Especially with respect to the farmers' market hall. In fact, that was our favorite part and we would drive out again just for that. But aside from the farmers' market, we also enjoyed strolling through the various buildings and picking up a few things here and there, Is it the best flea market that we've ever been to? Absolutely not. But it's not the disaster that some here have painted it out to be. If you like flea markets in general, then this is definitely one to visit. read more

Great selections, would recommend this place totally. Only thing when going into the parking lot, watch for potholes.

Disappointed. More junk than gems so I walked through real fast and decided to not finish. Not much to say here.

Man, if I didn't live in Atlanta I would be here all the time. They have nice finds that are either difficult to find in the city or over priced. Nice size flea market. We arrived around 2:30 and people were leaving but still enough to keep us in awe and purchasing items. They had pets for sale, electronics, African clothing, palm oil, jewelry...whatever you want they have it. Happy Flea Marketing!! read more

It's a flea market with endless buildings and collections of stuff. Since our house is already full of stuff we didn't go with anything in mind. Most of the stuff didn't have prices. The items that were priced were pretty much full-blown retail. Nothing screamed buy me so I only purchased a $1.00 Ohio State Buckey necklace. I would like to return and view some of the other buildings. read more

This place was on the list of places to hit before leaving Savannah and i was highly disappointed. Not only was most of the stuff here counterfeit, it just lacked the variety of which most flea markets have. Probably can't recommend. Also NO DOGS ALLOWED, fyi. read more

VERY disappointing. About 75% of the stuff can be found at a dollar store. Hundreds and hundreds of phone cases, brand-name knock-offs, and junk. It was not at all worth the drive. I give one star for the look of the place. read more

Good deals can be found at the antique shops, but the only drawback is that they don't ship any items. We found a cabinet that I wanted to buy but there was no way I could get it back to Los Angeles. read more

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Hey, get over yourself. It's a flea market. It ain't the mall. Big Plus: they sell beer! Sketchy vendors, sketchy clientele. Remember, you're at a FLEA MARKET. Did I mention they sell cold beer? Believe I'll have another. It's freaking hot in July. Cerveza por favor! read more

Ate at the Keller's Bean Kitchen and it was absolutely amazing. New staff and company. We had the chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, and beans. Everything was home homemade. The chicken tenders were, perhaps, the best I've ever had. read more

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After a disastrous Florida flea market trip (see my Renningers review) we decided to stop on the way back up the coast at Kellers. So here's the condensed version January 31st - chilly Sunday morning 9am Most of the antique vendors (if not ALL) very friendly and looking to make a deal- yes, there are a lot of those indoor vendors that have knickknack plastic knockoff toys and shoes-but they're easy to avoid. Most antiques are in the outside open areas. There's a FANTASTIC vintage jewelry lady up near the front - we made a pile amd she gave us a deal that was profitable for both sides. We also bought a few other items, all very reasonably priced. Bottom line - we would come back probably in the spring and see what else is there when weather turns warmer! read more

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Probably one of the least flea markets I would recommend. It rained today and every parking spot was full of water plus the road going in had HUGE POT HOLES FULL OF WATER. There was no way to drive around pot holes on any row. Even if you found a parking spot the road was flooded walking to building. And if you leave one building to another it was flooded also. Went once before and the pot holes were there so in a year or more they have not fixed the BIG POT HOLES IN ALL THE ROADS. I see they spent a lot of money for a amusement rides for kids but no money to fix pot holes. Plus the dollar store vendors they have all over the market was to much for us. Granted they don't have any control on venders and what was there people had no bags in there hands as if they bought anything. So really don't waist your time unless you need dollar store stuff. When the antique building were there it was good but it burned down an no one came back selling antique stuff. read more

I was looking for silver coins & there were 2 spots selling there wverything else was eh

It's a great place to go I go there as much as I can a lot of people say the it's "meh" or something along the line of that. But its honest the best flea market I've been to.people have way to high expectations of this place and that's why they don't like it. Don't let these bad reviews stop you from having an amazing time at Keller's flea market read more

I love going to this fleamarket I love walking around and I love the variety of items. What is it that you're looking for? Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue? I'm sure they're going to have whatever you need here. I like the deals that I've received when I visited: bought a bike for my wife, I bought a leaf blower (that has cut down yardwork time by half) and I'm glad it makes me more efficient. Growing up I used to go to a lot of yard sales not really too many fleamarkets but this one I like. You know I just talked myself into it, I think I'll swing by this weekend. See you all there but don't be mad if I buy the last of something that you might have wanted, if I get there first....... it's mine. read more

Well, what can I say, its a flea market full of the smells, dust, people that you typically find at flea markets. I love the people at the flea markets the most, you wont find real people like this any place else. We went on a Sunday, got there around eight , apparently this flea market gets a late start since there were not a lot of vendors there yet. Had a lot of greasy spoon type restaurants so if your hungry, pig out! Its a flea market... read more

Lady got issues with everyone and watched every move . Accused me of leaving a mess when it's the other dealers that take over your spot after you leave. The more you go ,the more crap she has to throw at you. Then she says I got to get occupational license to sell crap I lose money on now. It's hurting the business all the way around and people aren't coming back not to mention the trashy cheap people with $20 to spend. You expect people to get collect tax on broken DVDs and dirty clothes you're crazy lady. If you dealt with her get READY. You'll see what I mean. Just a trip to the Dentist. I will never come back! read more

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Wow, just wow. This flea market is a true flea market, and while it's mostly indoors, there are outdoor (covered, but definitely drafty) booths too. The place is basically a large dirt lot with a series of mismatched 'buildings' that culminates into a sort of maze of flea markets. Yes there are good vendors, but they're pretty scary looking at best. The market offerings are mostly knick-knacks, and oddities (home made bullets, what?!). It was an experience. One I won't ever repeat, but it's going to make for a good dinner party story... read more

99% of the vendors sell pre-packaged "crap" from China. 0.2% of the vendors are hoarders and have mountains of dust laden "stuff" from years of collecting. There's no way they can access most of their stuff because its buried under more stuff! And all of it is over priced. 0.1% are antique dealers that are asking WAY TOO MUCH for ordinary vintage stuff! Finally, the remaining 0.7% are everyday folks just trying to make of few bucks off there stuff. BTW: There are a few doggie mills there selling pups! Can't speak to their legitimacy but the urine stink is quite overwhelming! read more

There is a little bit of everything at this fleamarket. Even On busy days parking it's not a problem. There are plenty of vendors and food available at the snack bars. read more

Why all the negativity? I had a great time at the Flea Market, and walked away with a few deals, including a basket of peaches! Free admission and free parking is already a plus in my book. You park, then walk around through the maze of items. Some seem to be consistent vendors with their outdoor booths while others set up a mini garage sale outdoors. I had some specific things I was looking for, like a weed eater and dresser. I found the first item, not the second, but I also scored a great bike for cheap. Yes, the items are a bit dirty, but that won't stop me. A good clean-up and tune-up and the items will be brand new. I can't say I am a fan of the layout, but I'll make it work. I saw some items I wanted, like all things Seahawks, but resisted (for now). Plus, they even sell puppies! If you aren't in the market for one, you can at least look. Or if you're concerned about any dog related allergies, they are placed far enough from the goods that you aren't required to pass by them during your visit. Bargain shopping for the win! read more

I've been to this flea market for so many years. Heck, I used to help my parents at their stores in this flea market. Not much has really changed over the years. There are some antique vendors, puppy mills, garage-sale-type vendors, and others. Keller's has several different areas where you can purchase food. You can purchase brats, hot dogs, cheeseburgers, funnel cakes, pizza, fried twinkies, ice cream by scoop, and others at the various food locations throughout the flea market. To the comment below, I don't recall when the flea market had been dominated by antique vendors. There has always been a mix of vendors since 5 years ago. Oh, and try to use the restrooms before you come. I agree with what our fellow yelper said below about the bathrooms being "ratchet". Yes, you may bump into some interesting people, but mostly, there are kind people here. Please don't steal from these honest vendors! read more

Keller's is clearly under new management! The new owners are trying to take this market in a new direction and the changes are good so far! The produce market is amazing! In addition to regular flea market vendors, they seem to be getting more artisan and crafty vendors out there! I anticipate this being on the list of Savannah tourist "must do while in Savannah" lists! read more

This was an awesome flea Market! Don't get what the issue was for the bad reviews. Super nice and super cool stuff! Seriously we'd come back!!! read more

It's a decent place to walk around if bored. Normal cheap crappy stuff. The produce brought in is really great. A low point is all the sad back yard breeding selling of sick puppies they allow there. Such a shame. read more

I was a vendor at Keller's Flea Market, until the fire in February wiped out my whole inventory, over $100000! My life and buisiness has been chaos but managable with ZERO sympathy from Kellers..They still want to charge me to sell there.They collected a totally of $3million for our loss..Didn't share a dime..their management stoled alot of money from vendors then burnt it down..I have the PROOF..I ask and pray that people realize the crookedness of their buisiness tactics. read more

Cool, old timey kind of place with a mix of the new, old and lots of fresh fruits and vegetables at super low prices. Good for people watching too. Wide variety of food, three restaurants, candy apples and lemonade. It's been hit by changing economics but still worth a visit. I check it out monthly. read more

This place used to be good many years ago. We returned for the first time in many years and we were disappointed. Gone were all the antique/garage sale booths and in there place were what I call "cheap china junk" booths. There are still good booths, but you have to deal with walking past all the bad booths which far outnumber the good ones. They also let puppy mills sell there animals here, which I greatly dislike. read more