Sadly for the size and location of Austin and all its surrounding suburbs there aren't many flea…read moremarket options. Theres plenty of farmers markets and such, but really no good options for flea markets. This old 290 market is the best they have within the actual Austin area. You'll find normal vendors, but not many drive-in sellers bringing stuff from home to sell. You can get food here also. It's self-sufficient and no frills if you would like to walk around on a weekend.

$2 to park, plenty of parking. No entrance fee. Modelo's or Bud if you prefer. Music, dancing,…read morepeople watching, oh, and lots of things you really don't need. For entertainment you can talk the seller down on their price. Don't set your expectations so high, you're going to a "flea market!" And you are literally getting what you paid for. If you want to go for a walk with a beer in hand and experience all of the above stop by. You might even find something of value (to you). I bought a Ted Williams metal sign for $10 bucks, they're on eBay for $50. Some of the reviews make this place sound like you need to stay away, give it a shot and don't set the bar too high for saying...that wasn't as bad as the reviews. I forgot to mention the food. We got a couple of tacos, really good and fresh. Enjoy!

Oh Wimberley! You give my city exhausted heart a rest…read more This is my 4th time coming to Wimberley Market Days - I think I've been coming from Houston every 3ish years since 2014. Not a fully seasoned market day gal but definitely not my first rodeo. First, Lions Club parking is now a $10 donation up from the $5 it used to be. There is one $5 lot but it's a cute walk. With shopping & an almost 4 year old kid, we opted for a close parking lot. There is something for everyone here. Vintage, garden art, pottery, freeze dried candy, jellies, hats, boots, hot wheels. There is even a donation only booth for a pet shelter/rescue. This is an open air market so weather is a huge factor here. Thankfully today was the first pre-fall cool front so the breeze & mid-80s awaited us! Bring your wagons/carts, coolers, fresh eyes & enjoy! Places like this remind me Texas is a beautiful place to live.

If you ever get a chance, this market is a must go! Mark your calendar, because it's only on the…read morefirst Sat of every month 7am- 4pm. Arrive early as parking fills up fast! $5 fee to park at some of the lots and bring a wagon to tow all your purchased goodies. Maps are provided at the entrances and be prepared to browse hundreds of booths/vendors selling everything- you name it! Plants, antiques, books, food, home made decor, garden decor, etc. Concession stands throughout the market- selling BBQ, burgers, breakfast tacos, sandwiches, snacks, and drinks. This market is entirely run by friendly volunteers. Entertainment (live bands) are located at each stand. We ended up buying a beautiful plant (dessert rose), cute metal TX armadillo decor, a large metal round TX star art to place on a large stone in our front yard, an antique bike planter, and a large metal wind spinner. Drove through downtown Wimberley afterwards, but there was so much tourist traffic, that it was impossible to park. Looked like there were lovely restaurants along the river as well. Checking out downtown may have to be on a separate day. Cute cowboy boot statues are decorated throughout the city, great for a photo op. We look forward to attending market day once again in the future.

Very nice classy operation. There are professionals here who know everything about antiques and…read morecollectibles. This is actually the Gruene "flea" antique mall that used to be on 306. I had this new listing added, and I'll fix the flea part later. My couple of pictures only represent one twentieth of what's here. I could have spent two hours here. This certainly isn't a "flea" market because there is beautiful furniture in here--many in individual consignment booths; others have permanent set ups. They also conduct auctions, one regular one is the first Thursday of every month; and from time to time, they conduct specialty auctions selling jewelry and other collectibles. They have specific estate auctions too. Come check out this nicely adorned, air conditioned marketplace, where you are free to browse without being harassed or watched; however, staff is here to answer your questions.

Thank you for doing an amazing job on my estate sale, from pre set up, to running the estate sale,…read moreand finalizing everything. Gary, Denny, and everyone (you know who you are) outstanding job from start to finish. You helped make my transition a little easier. Thank you, again.

If you want to bring home a mask that may or may not be cursed -- this is your spot…read more This antique mall is wild. It definitely leans toward the grotesque which makes for an interesting browsing experience. Creepy dolls, haunted masks, odd surrealist art, a lot of funky religious pieces. In regards to art, the prices seemed to be on the higher end although there is quite a bit of variety (a few hundred here, a few thousand there). I mostly focused on the art but if you're interested in smaller things, I'm sure you can find cheaper items. I did question some of the pricing -- there was a small dinosaur painting for over 3K! We were told it came from a children's museum. Seemed a bit steep nonetheless. I personally prefer to dig around small antique shops and score treasures for a low price. However, this place is just fun to browse. It's like a museum of ugly and interesting objects. If you're looking for a unique date idea, you've found it. Parents -- I wore my baby in a carrier and we had my toddler in a small umbrella stroller. Worked out fine. There's enough room to navigate without little hands grabbing super expensive objects (just keep a close eye, obviously). After our visit, I read some of the older negative reviews (10 years ago) where folks with strollers were kicked out and not allowed in. I guess they realized how much that policy can hurt them. Glad to see them wise up and start to accommodate families.

This place is a hidden gem! If you're in the area, you have to stop by and make sure you have a lot…read moreof time to see everything! It's like an antique mall. We arrived only an hour before they closed, and I only saw about 1/4 of the vendors areas before they announced the 15 minutes till close. I ended up walking through the rest of it as quickly as I can and I didn't get to see everything. The prices vary widely, which makes sense, since items are priced by different vendors. I ended up purchasing a vintage frame holder, and I can't wait to go back!

I have been coming to thos place since the early 90s. I love it. Unique finds. Great deals. Sunday…read moreis the best day. Great burgers and ice cream. Alcohol is served here as well. Alot of stands alot of items.

What started off as a great day on a hunt for croc charms quickly turned into shock and tears…read more As most of you know by now Gaven loves sports especially The Buffalo Bills. So his excitement was real when he found a store dedicated to just sports. Gaven quickly hopped the curb and made his way inside taking it all in. What started as excitement ended in being discriminated in and kicked out of the store. That man you see told my child he wasn't welcome in is store because he's in a wheelchair. When my fierce mama emotions kicked in and I went back to tell him, I hope he sleeps well at night after making a child cry. He proceeded to tell me he didn't care and it's not like he would fit in any of his clothing. Gaven is distraught as he's never experienced anything like this and especially by an adult. I truly hate that he had to experience this, it doesn't matter how many times you tell him, some ppl are just bad and uneducated. It doesn't make the hurt any less. Moral of the story just be kind and think before you speak.

What a cool 'hidden find' in the Leander area!…read more It's a bit of a misnomer to call this a 'flea market', but that's a minor point to quibble over. Rather, this is a collection of rather eclectic shops selling mostly used or refurbished items. These range from vintage glass and antique furniture all the way to collectible baseball cards. Everyone I spoke to at one of the stores was friendly and sometimes willing to negotiate a price on an item. I look askance at some of the reviews which claim 'I didn't get a deal'. You have access to the internet, after all. Even on your smart phone. You should be able to find out if the vintage item you're looking for hasn't been cheaply reproduced at Hobby Lobby, Cost Plus or Michael's. The facility still seems to be in development, so a couple notes for folks who may visit close to when I did, in September 2017. 1) The parking lot is a very rough gravel one. Drive slowly and walk carefully, there are ankle-turning rocks here if you wear heels. 2) One of the vendors was having serious issues taking credit cards, so having cash on hand might be a good idea. 3) If you check in on Yelp, there's a free drink offer available at the food trailer. However, there's no food trailer yet - just a well-run inside snack bar. They were kind enough to honor the offer for me, but do them a favor and wait until they get a vendor in before trying to use the coupon. In sum, a definite place to visit if the antique hunting bug strikes!

A gathering of a few thrift stores, some more focused on refurbished or vintage-style furniture,…read moreand some with a wider range of vintage goods. Makes a nice trip especially if you're looking for the refurbished stuff! I'm a vintage toy collector myself so most of the pictures I took reflect that.

This is a very well run and organized flea market! Lots of food and lots of vendors! They charge…read moreentry by the person and not the car like other places...we went on a Saturday and entrance was free. We were told by shop owner that Sunday was the day to go and be sure that ALL booths were open! Lots of activities for kids as well!

Animal abuse happening right in front of our eyes. Various animals stuffed in small cages with no…read morefood, water, or proper care. They've been here for years & it is SICK!!

New name and management Pickers Choice Fleamarket…read moreUS HWY 87 Open 9-5 every Saturday sunday 50 vendors, Opening back barn soon. Vendor spaces available.

From the owner: Flea market sale everything from lace to plowsread more

small market "downtown" Johnson City runs the 4th full weekend of the month from March thru…read moreNovember. when I visited, there was: crafts, clothing, nifty wood stuff, some 'vintage' collectibles, Pampered Chef, Young Living, and Cutco distributors, some (tasty!) bloody mary mix dudes, Texas-made olive oil, and....an owl. no joke. a friggin LIVE OWL in a tent. you could take your picture with him for a donation. or be a fraidy cat like me and watch him turn his head and adjust his freakish talons from a safe distance.

Small market. Manageable size. Easy to navigate and easy parking. Five stars…read more Items I saw included honey, corn, soaps, clothing, balm, plants.