Unfortunately we will not be returning . We were excited to see they had reopened. What a big disappointment. The dealers, I would say 80 percent were very nasty towards new people. They are all clicks. Customers come in that they know, they drop the other customers. Some of the booths were so slapped full with crap that if there was a fire,nobody would be getting out. You also have a business in there that should be kicked out because the way she treats customers and employees. (Christine's plants). If you were lucky to talk to a shop owner well good for you because usually they are never in the shop because out talking to other dealers. Never had pricing on merchandise. Big shout out to the orchid lady, the flag lady, and the donut couple in the solid building, they were nice people and very helpful. read more

I'm not writing this for the vendors of the market because there are many hard working vendors in there that have great merchandise. The BIG problem is the management...The management and office staff treat their vendors like 3rd class citizens holding eviction in front of their nose at their own whim. They do not provide any maintenance of their rented booths, even when they are falling apart. Verbally abuse the vendors in front of their clients. They have triple the rent since the new owner developer Grady Pridgen took control and have reduce their accountability to zero! Its such a shame that there are no regulations against this type of abuse since most people at their mercy, only have this outlet to make a living and so many had to quit if they were not evicted because of rent. Another victim of by an egotistical management style with only greed in mind. read more

Prices were too high , spent a day walking around and bought nothing! Booths we're charging full retail and definitely wasn't fleamarket prices , one can only assume that management is gouging on rent so vendors are passing it on to the customer, very disappointing! read more

I used to come here since I was a kid always come back to visit when I'm in town. Fun place to hang out I can be a little bit hot but there's always cold drinks and food. Lots of treasures here if you're looking for furniture or knives are comic books pretty much anything that you could want read more

I love what they've done with the continuous improvement at the Oldsmar Flea Market. Of course you see the dollar stores and shops that carry most of what you'd expect at a flea market. Then there are the unique shops such as Penney's Creations. Penney is a progressive Seamstress and in regards to quality; she has set the bar quite bar high. She is strict; EVERYTHING in her shop is made by hand. Her current products include: Du-Rags (with or without a cotton sweat-band), Elegant kitchen/bath Hanging Towels that can be made to order (these are not the old fashioned towels made with the button or Velcro), Terry cloth Adult Dining Garments (bibs), aprons & half aprons for adults as well as kids, microwaveable Bowl Cozies as well as potato/ vegetable bags (including single potato bags), Bo-Ho Beach Bags, Drawstring Backpacks, bag holders/sleeves for plastic grocery store bags, lanyards (Bldg. A west shop # 11). I understand Penney strives to have new products bi-weekly) Come and see for yourself. Her shop is right at the "West Entrance" sign on the Tampa Rd Side. read more

Not a bad way to spend the better part of a day. A little bit of a lot of things. From people selling older items from home to typical new trinkets you see at all these type of places. Both covered and open air booths so your outside but not having the sun beat you down the whole time. Nothing that will knock your socks off but worth a go. Lots of parking, easy in easy out. read more

Came later on Saturday to find finches. This market is massive. Probably can only see half of it in one day. The section for the birds in in building J and it takes up half of the building. read more

Hella's Tags n More in Bldg. D-east #8 Where we can design you Personalized License Plate using digital art, you may add images or Logo of your own. We also do Euro and Laser cut Plates. Come see us read more

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Great place to shop walk around. Many things to see a lot of parking. That's all I have to say

The Oldsmar Flea Market is pretty fascinating... if you like wandering the aisles and looking at all sorts of things they sell on late night TV, or staring at someone else's hand-me-downs, or you believe in the phrase "My trash is your treasure". Flea markets are clearly a deep South phenomenon, and the Oldsmar Flea Market has been cranking out the hits for over 30 years at the corner of Hillsborough Avenue and Race Track Road. The exterior of this 20-acre complex looks a bit worn and dated. The parking lot is all dirt, but parking is free. From there you walk through the front gate (admission is free), past one of my favorite kitchen gadget stores, beyond the farmers' markets, and into the main part of the flea market. From here, it is row after row of covered merchandise stalls filled with some very nice people selling all sorts of things which you never thought that you needed. Do you have a hankering to shop for antiques, jewelry, parrots, scooters, knives, furniture, watches, sun glasses, luggage, paintings, Asian imports, kayaks, used books, golf clubs, coins and stamps, toys, DVDs, collectibles...? Yup, it's all in there. I can't even begin to describe what's inside the market, but suffice it to say that they have over 1200 vendors selling just about everything. The shoppers are equally as diverse, with many looking like rejects from WalMart. This is a people-watching paradise, but just be careful that they don't mow you down on their motorized scooters. If you love watching people, then I suggest that you walk down towards the Information Desk, and stake out a spot on one of the nearby covered picnic tables. Buy yourself a soda, and have a great old time watching the world pass you by. Why was I there, you might ask? Well, the used paperback bookstore is always a great place to browse for late-night reads which are about a buck each. There's no real organizational system to the books, so plan to spend some time searching for whatever you like. On my way back to the car with an armful of paperbacks, I stopped inside the little kitchen gadgets store to see what looked interesting. This place is a hoot, and if you're looking for individual grapefruit spoons, or those little plastic push pin thingies that you stick into a hot ear of corn on the cob, or a pan for re-heating leftover pizza, or maybe some unusual dinner plates, or individual pieces of cutlery, then you really need to stop inside. Their selection is fabulous, and you're able to buy just one or two of any item for a heck of a lot cheaper than your neighborhood BBB. The Flea Market also has a surprisingly good farmers market section, with all sorts of fresh produce, fruits, meats, seafood, sausages, cheeses, and sweets. If you're on this side of town, then you can pop in there to get your Plant City strawberries, or fresh corn on the cob, or bulk cheeses for a party at the retirement home. The Oldsmar Flea Market is truly an experience, and you should definitely plan a visit on a rainy weekend afternoon. read more

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Just wanted to throw an "update" out there and mention the cigar & wine shop. While their cigar selection is a little lacking with the new owner, I will say that they're stepped up their beer & wine selection exponentially. They carry most of the Keel & Kurley variations, and for a cheaper price than Publix. You can also get some more rare beers there, such as San Mig, which is a light beer from the Phillipines, as well as Kalik from the Bahamas. In addition, it should be noted that the produce market is the only place in Oldsmar to buy authentic Cuban bread. You have to get there early though, otherwise you'll find an empty shelf. The brand varies, but it's usually Mauricio Faedo's. read more

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This is not no flea market. It's like a garage junk sale. I would NOT recommend this place. Very disappointing. I bought nothing.

So, I won't pretend to know much about flea markets.. but from what I gather this is a big honkin' one. Lisa said that I could drop her off if I wanted... but I'm a good husband.. so in I went. A series of buildings lined with stalls of stuff.. all sorts of stuff, stall after stall.. building after building.. on and on and on... That said.. I was pretty entertained. Lot's of places with weapons.. I don't need any and TSA probably wouldn't like it if I were taking them home.. but I'm a guy. A fascination with swords, guns and fearsome knives are genetically coded into me. I can't help it. Also, there are two hot sauce shops, I love hot sauce. The first one that I found (towards the middle of the place) had a good selection but they didn't seem to know much about them.. I do. The second place had samples and some good advice.. next time I would shop at the second one first. Huge areas of Chinese imports.. it's amazing what a dollar can get you.. it felt like if I bought one thing it would snowball into 20. We tried out some very nice (expensive) leather furniture that was popularized by RV owners that want home to feel like the road.. And best of all.. Betty Boop pillows and artwork; from Elvis on a guitar to Jesus on a clock.. this place has something for everyone... The food stalls aren't bad, we stuck with decent french fries and swirled cones. read more

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Great day out with everything from Knick Knacks to hidden Art gems. If you like to see I diverse crowd of people then this is the place to go. We found some inexpensive hand carved art from Tanzania Nice black and white vintage framed photos to spruce up or stairway read more

Best Flea Market In The World! They have the most delectable food and drinks! I would come here every weekend!

I am a Clinical Herbalist with a vendor booth here at the flea market and I absolutely love it! The staff is amazing! If you're looking to open a biz, this is the way to go. Row A-West, #14 read more

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PHENOMENAL Elvis(?) impersonator in the rug section. A+ classy classy. We had fun people watching and sifting through stuff here. Didn't leave with anything (mostly junky stuff) but we did have a fun time. read more

Oldsmar - A+ - Flea Markets Near Me - Oldsmar, Florida

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What a fun flea market! They have all sorts of different vendors to offer whatever it may be you are looking for. From comic books, to baseball cards, to fruits and veggies and then of course your vintage gems. There was one vendor we stopped at where I honestly could be lost in there for hours looking at all the cool vintage items they have. I need to go back on my next visit to the Tampa area, because I will definitely be making some purchases there. read more

Oldsmar - Flea Markets Near Me - Oldsmar, Florida

This was my first time here so I'm thinking there might me more vendors if it wasn't for the pandemic. There were still quite a lot, just many open spaces. If you are looking for an area rug, this is a great place for choices. Parking is free, too. read more

I love working here I am in my element. I love people and enjoy the little one's. There are people that come from all over the world. I learn a lot from people. One thing I have learned from have my own business as a Cosmetology is the customer is always right. My husband and I are looking forward to helping you and meeting you. We are happy when you are satisfied. Everything we have is stainless steel sterling silver and titanium. We do have some costume jewelry. We have something for everyone one on the house and great discounts on all. We also do a little bargaining. So come in to Booth B24E and ask for peggy and Carol read more

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Great for people watching and if you need "stuff". One thing it needs is a map that actually shows where the individual shops are. This would help people from wandering aimlessly. read more

OMG! If my husband and I had all day we would've been here all day. So much to see and we love treasure finding and trying new foods. Nice fresh produce. Awesome market. read more

Go there while you can because their competition, the wagon wheel flea market closed forever on june 1st 2020.

I am a vendor here. It's great check out my store. Value video games row D west space 22

Great place dog friendly lots of parking lots of choice of stalls can spending couple of hours here easily Saturdays are good as have extra stalls set up Sundays are a little quieter read more

Awesome place to find many bargains. Most people were wearing protective masks and taking precautions.

Be sure to check out the Vintage toy store UP IN THE ATTIC TOYS located in building D west #20 - 21 When you walk into the store - you no longer feel like you're at the flea market. It's very clean, neat, well organized, lots of walking room and great prices on vintage toys. They have a HUGE selection of toys from vintage boxed, vintage loose, modern boxed and modern loose. Star Wars, Marvel, DC, GI Joe, Transformers, MOTU, POPS, TMNT and soooo much more!! Knowledgeable owner and staff. If they don't have it - they'll help you get it whether by bringing it out for you, shipping, or pointing you in the right direction on where to get it. read more

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Penney's creations is my favorite place here!! All handmade items. All made by Penney herself. Wonderful quality and such a great vibe

They have just about anything you are looking for. To the girl that said it was more like a garage sale full of junk, you are the definition to rich privilege. It's not macys bitch! read more

Picture in your mind what you think a flea market should be. You have just envisioned the Oldsmar flea market. The Oldsmar flea market has hundreds of vendors selling everything you could possibly think of, that is legally permitted to sell. Walking through the flea market is an experience in and of itself. The people running the various booths are interesting, and the patrons are equally as interesting (present company included). On this trip to the flea market we were able to pick up a Hess toy truck from several years ago, that appeared to be new in the box. We also picked up a few trinkets here and there. Make no mistake there are lots of treasures to be found at the Oldsmar flea market. I gave the Oldsmar flea market 4 stars rather than 5 for two reasons. The first being the bathrooms. They have them, but my wife had to use one, and when she emerged, she said I didn't expect a super clean bathroom, but that was absolutely disgusting. The second being that all of the areas to walk are not covered. The overwhelming majority are, but the day we went it was a bit rainy, on and off, and we found ourselves stuck in the rain at one point because we emerged from the wrong end of the flea market. Going to the flea market is an experience! The Oldsmar flea market does not disappoint in that aspect. If you are in the area give this place a try. If you are a germaphobe I highly recommend you bring hand sanitizer with you, or your experience may be harrying :-) read more

Take this as a compliment, that people who runs shop in this Flea Market and those who visit this Flea Market are not from the planet of the earth. Folks gather at this freaking spacious market to celebrate the universe of the thin line, either trash or treasure, are somehow, unique. I have visited this market several times and I still need a compass, or in the modern world, an app to navigate this freaking spacious market. Honestly, I have not found the pattern. It is a labyrinth. Therefore, this review is not going to tell you how to find things you like. Instead I express my impression about this freaking spacious market -- non-linear thought process creates fine artists . I stopped at few art shops that doesn't sell conventional images; instead, they sell their own version of non-linear craftsmanship that just kept me scrutinizing in every single piece of them. In return, I got into intriguing conversation without boundaries which fascinates this freaking little Chinese brain. One of the owner gave me a 3D printed bracelet as a gift to remind me the cerebral conversation took place in his very unique shop. Forgive me not to give you more information about this freaking spacious market. If you are here looking for bargain, your will find junks; If you are here to engage, you will find treasures. Final conclusion, I am not from this planet. Peace. read more

Everything at this place is really fun. I think it's a great way to spend a day out. The bird stall is cool and has a lot of supplies! Avoid the guy in row C with all of the legos though. He was very rude and insulted us after trying to look around his stall. I get people have a bad day but not even one minute into looking at everything he came up to us and basically shoo'd us out ?? Which sucks because he had some cool stuff that I would have bought. Oh well. Don't be mean to potential customers and maybe you'll actually sell something, just saying. read more

This is my first time at a flea market and it was everything I expected it to be. It takes some time but there are some great treasures to be found here. We arrived around 10 am and by the time we left at noon, the crowds were picking up. Some stores didn't start setting up until 11:00. I guess prime time would be between 11:00 - 1:00 to see the flea market in full glory. It had too many fake purse stores. As an Asian, I cringed at the made-in-china "designer" knockoffs. Some stores are ridiculously priced for a flea market. I wish someone would make a map of stores or improve their website so you know what vendors are there. The produce section looked very fresh and reasonably priced. If anything, I would go there just to pick up some fresh vegetables. I saw a bakery but it didn't look amazing. I saw a lot of people there at the food court enjoying ice cream and burgers. It smelled like a fair or carnival with all the fried funnel cake. The air there is very stuffy so anyone with allergies should be forewarned. Some of the larger stores accept credit cards but their prices are found in any Wal-Mart Supercenter. Mostly it's cash only. read more

The Oldsmar Flea Market is a hidden treasure of fun. It's almost like stepping into a fun house at a carnival that takes you back into your childhood memories. Walking around gazing at the strange but cool things you may have forgotten about years ago. The smell of funnel cake and other old time treats make the memories even more clear. In the middle of the flea market is a farmers market. Great place to pick up some cheap produce. While shopping for produce be sure to try the boiled Cajun style peanuts. I never was a fan but I am now. I couldn't keep my hands out of my partners bag. I bought a nice belt for $5.00, A huge gallon of Pace Picante (doesn't expire until mid-next year) for $5.00. A bag of apples for $1.50 and 3 bell peppers for $1.00. I guess it's kinda like a box of chocolates, as Forest Gump would say..."you never know what you're gonna get." read more

Best flea market in Tampa Bay! I highly recommend spending the majority of your Saturday exploring this place! Bring cash, comfortable shoes and an open mind. There is so much to see in the random stalls and ramshackle buildings. Over the years I have made a list of my favorite spots: the air conditioned wine store, Sam and Pats book stores, any one of the dollar areas, the DVD stall near the main walk way and the produce area. There is so much to see, including the people! Flea markets bring bargain hunters and interesting folk out of the wood work. You will not be disappointed! I'm not a fan of processed fair/ballpark type food and that's all you will find. I can recommend grabbing a cold beer or an ice cream cone as you explore. The wine store also offers glasses of wine and craft beer if you would like to try the fancier offerings of the flea market. Enjoy! read more

Tons of shops. Super hot. Weird crowd. Fishing store is a hidden secret. Their prices for quality rods and reels were a fraction of retailers. And the guys that work there actually fish in the area so you get some tips. read more

There is some weird shit here. And weird people. Which is why this place is great. This is a fun day out if you want a bit of an adventure. I actually think this would make a great date spot, allowing for endless conversation and laughs. I came here looking for antique kitchenware and linens to use for food styling. I was pretty impressed with the selection of cheap, neat kitchen stuff I came across. I got out of here without spending more than $10 and I had quite a lot of stuff. There is an adorable elderly couple who have been here 20+ years who have some of the neatest vintage stuff. You could spend hours here. It's huge. I felt a little lost and wish there was some sort of directory so I could have gone straight to what I was looking for, but I suppose the whole point is to get stuck buying crap you don't need. I got a little lost at times and ended up in areas I don't think I was supposed to be in, and started daydreaming that a flea market carnie (is there a name for these folks?) was going to kidnap me. I mean, there are guns and other assorted weapons being sold here, people. Lots of 'em. read more

There was alot to look at and some fun booths and some not so fun booths . It's very old time Florida . We ate at the snack shack and there were a lot of people smoking at the picnic tables - I thought that was gross. It was fun though but I doubt we would ever go back for a return visit . read more

I haven't been to many flea markets and from what I understand, random people can just rent a stall and sell random things to people. Some stalls appear to be glorified garage sales and many had very old things and things that looked quite used, but I am sure the prices were decent. This flea market in particular is massive. Aisle and aisle of stall after stall. I couldn't even completely see everything. I got tired and turned back. I didn't really find anything that I was interested in buying but I am sure a bargain hunter or someone who loves finding unique things at garage sales might really enjoy this place. read more

Flea Markets to me, have always been something that was a special kind of old school Florida thing. Growing up in Florida, I always remember going to the flea market on a Saturday or Sunday being a great trip. The Oldsmar Flea Market used to be a great place to stop, but I've found in recent years that the quality has just fallen off. My biggest complaint about the flea market is the variety of stores. It used to be, going to this flea market, you would find all kinds of vendors, selling all kinds of neat little odds and ends. Lately though, I find it is more and more, people renting stalls to clear out their garages and other junk they have laying around. Less and less are you finding the neat little themed antique store or craftsmen selling their products on the weekend. I'll relate a recent experience to highlight my point. I went to this flea market and the hopes of purchasing a new knife. There used to be several knife shops, all of the selling things that you would normally have to scour the internet to find. Now though, there are only two, and both of them sell what amounts to the Home Shopping networks line of knives that they hawk every night at 2 in the morning for people who want to get into selling knives. The variety is gone and I'm left with something I could just as easily find myself. I'm also disappointed in the food products sold here. The food has dipped below fair quality food, and is generally not worth the price. There are no bakers or vendors who sell any kind of specialty foods really anymore either. The one saving grace is that the produce stands do have some great products and really great prices. Overall, the Oldsmar Flea Market has lost its magic for me. Its hot, crowded, and there is nothing I can't find at my local dollar general store. I'd say save your money and time and don't bother. read more