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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!!!

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.

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.

I'm a sucker for refurbished stuff. No, I don't have that artistic talent myself, so I always enjoy…read moreperusing arts and crafts fairs. I was expecting this event to be a bigger production. Not at many venders and items as I was picturing. Nevertheless, this annual event (they have a Fall Flea, too!) was very eclectic. Lots of home decor. Even a few repurposed clothing local venders. Of course, some small furniture and storage. Lots of pastel and white. Their seemed to be a steady flow of patrons, so I'm excited to check it out in the fall. PS, the fall flea is a bit bigger, as they're able to set up vendor tables outside, too.

One not to miss. Get here early and explore. Sometimes it's a greater turnout of vendors outside…read more Inside buildings are always full and fun to look through. Bring cash to bargain. Mostly collectibles and not many crafty booths which I love.

Great place to browse!!! Thanks for the location and all of the interesting displays...read more

Fabulous place too shop. I come several times a month. The vendors are very friendly and several…read morewere on-site. The owners are fabulous. Try it out, I think you'll be back often like me!​

Great place. Most prices very reasonable. Found lots of good deals. 30 inside consignment vendors.read more

It was nostalgic to seeing the speakers on the pole. And hearing announcements about concessions…read more But, there were two kinds of moviegoers. Those who patiently waited in line, and those who didn't want to wait, so they started their own line, by driving across the grass and getting in front of the other cars. Management was on the scene in no time, to explain how things work but, didn't have them move! I guess there was a generation that skipped the rules. At $12.00 per adult, it sounds too good to be true. Watching a brand new movie. Followed by a second movie! There were a few pros & cons, but we had a great time.

Great place great value great service . Needs a better selection of movies. A little pricey but a…read moregood night out for the whole family.

Sunday, April 25th, stopped in at Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge, Ohio with hubby, daughter and…read moreson in-law to check out the outside and inside vendors. There was a lot of shoppers there mixing together to enjoy the weather and the treasures. We parked in the huge private parking lot and jumped out to start our treasure hunting adventure. I was able to find some very interesting items and purchased some homemade Amish Peanut Butter Fudge. Sampled some homemade Sweet Pepper Butter

A lot of cool shops with unique things, but everything is overpriced making it not so enjoyable…read more Not quite a flea market which is what is advertised, more like an overpriced boutique collectors mall.

Flea markets are not really my cup of tea, but I do visit them occasionally when I'm hunting for…read moresomething unique that I can't find elsewhere. This time, I noticed that it was relatively less crowded than usual - perhaps due to the chilly weather?

Very disappointed. There were no fleas. Or sex. False advertising will get you. When I asked for…read morefleas they gave me a weird look.

Love this place. I've been to several antique markets, but this one takes the cake! I've driven by…read moreseveral times but have never stopped until early one Saturday morning. It was shortly after they had opened, so there was no one in the store but me. I love how this place organizes everything in a way that just makes sense. Automobilia is all grouped together, old musical items grouped, it all flowed so nicely. this makes it easy for a person to browse several times and then go back for any items that I have decided to purchase. this is not like many of the booth grouping locations that I have been, if that's your deal, you may not like this place. Prices are a bit higher than some, but I would expect that due to the organization and such. I found several items that I was looking for and could not be happier. I will be back to this place!

I've gone by AoH's physical shop several times throughout my life. Funny: Until a few months ago, I…read morenever realized this store even existed. Thanks to a friend getting a new job right next door, I can proudly attest to this establishment. Walking in the doors, I was walking into Yester-year! Good lighting, so I took a minute to register everything in the first glance. Walking the aisles, the space is filled with antiques: Old gas store signs, lunch boxes, Coca-Cola paraphernalia, Civil War memorabilia, games, clocks, and on, and on. Besides selling antiques, they also appraise for free, and they're always buying old collectibles to add.