There is a little something for everyone here. Antiques, novelties, taxidermy, furniture,…read morehousewares, you name it.....I ended up buying a couple fiction Amish books, because they looked like easy summer reads and they remind me of my Grandma. I think she used to enjoy reading these too. Definitely stop in and take a gander. Easy to get lost in here.

Hubby & I ran across this flea market just recently. We drove by it several times & finally decided…read moreto stop in. It's big & has a variety of items for everyone. I especially loved buying the hot cinnamon pecans - yum. My favorite thing was the wood furniture (bar & barstools). This place is definitely touristy & overpriced on many items but still an interesting place to see.

Love it... we live over in Wv but go there almost weekly…read more Big indoor and outdoor (when the weather permits)lots of venders too!

Loved this place! It's huge and has a wide selection to browse through. It even has a little cafe…read moreinside.

The Dover flea market has so many nice booths. There is Something for everyone. If you haven't been…read morethere lately check them out.

As a vendor, I was completely disappointed. It took me one year to obtain a space for my business…read more Once I got the space (through another vendor) I learned that the facility is being run by men who don't speak english.... or care to communicate clearly with the vendors, who only speak english. For 6 months, I exhausted my funds, energy, and potential as a vendor trying to schedule a meeting with anyone that could provide some clear answers for my questions so that I could continue to invest in my booth and advertise it to the public! Over time, I noticed every flyer I hung was being torn down by the men who run the market. I noticed I was unable to contact anyone for help when needed. I noticed that someone (they will not tell me their names) would only be available to me to pick up my rent payment-- which always occurred when I was distracted taking care of customers. These vendors deserve the space and opportunity to build their businesses in our town. They are being held back by the lack of support from the building owners. The only people willing to accept this lack of clarity in their business handlings, are those who have not invested much. The culture of this market needs to change. No amount of building improvements or cleaning will improve the experience for vendors and shoppers alike.

This was our second flea market stop of the day. Totally worth it!! I wish we would have went here…read moreinstead of Walnut Creek. The prices were WAY better and the market seemed much bigger. I can't wait to go back down when we have more time to browse! Highly recommend!

It's not a flea market. It's a strip mall with sky high prices. Nothing at "flea market" prices…read more Absolute waste of time.

It's a good time, nice people! Sell and make money from unused items, and find great dealsread more

Great Flea Market. If you park outside of the gates, you are considered a walk in AND it cost $1…read moreper person. If you park inside to shop it is $5 per car load. If you want to sell stuff, it is $10 and you get the space between post which equals two cars parked side by side, that is pretty good size spot. They open at 5am for shopping and selling, they close about 4pm to get ready for the movies that show that night. The flea market is Saturday and Sunday (and I believe Wednesdays but not sure about Wednesdays) They have the concession stand open and selling food and bathrooms at the concession area. If you are looking for tools this is the place to shop!!! We bought a big heavy shovel, a outside chair for Tony to use on the deck, some socks and deodorant for him also...ME ....nothing!!! I am picky, so some good items but not the right pricing and I didn't feel like haggling!!!

This place was absolutely GIANT! I was greeted by friendly faces at the front door and they offered…read moreto open any cabinet I needed something from. There were maybe 200+ booths and and a large selection of goods. I was on the hunt for some good deals, and found some awesome bar taps, 80s-90s toys and much more. Stop by, look something with value to you and enjoy the massive selection. Prices on most things were right in line with what a collector would expect, but there were some great deals to be had.

Nice variety of vendors and items. I find nice stuff here and usually get something each visit. The…read moreprices are fair on most things. The staff are friendly and helpful. If you haven't checked this place out, you should.

This is totally abandoned and closed. The land sign "for Sale" is up... lol. It was an…read moreinteresting experience. Must have been short lived, because it only open a couple of months ago.

Awesome place. And In The same strip area are a few more antique places. We used to come here when…read morewe would drop our daughter at OU for school. Definitely stop in. Great place and good prices. As always I bought some stuff. Whenever I'm in the area I stop in to shop.

Rockbridge Antiques, Arts & Collectibles is one of the hidden gems in the Hocking Hills area. The…read morebarn offers a large variety of items ranging from vintage furniture to stunning glassware. If you take some time to explore all the nooks and crannies of this place, you're sure to walk away with a prize. Note: The barn only accepts cash. Luckily there are ATMs nearby if you forget.

Galion Flea Market is my favorite place to shop! I come out from Oregon once a year and it is #1 on…read moreplaces I want to go! Their prices can't be beat!