Fun Day At The Flea Market...!! Lots To See & Do. Shop…read moreTill Ya Drop! We'll Be Back!

I enjoy setting up at the flea market but wish all treated fairly. Today after the collected fir…read moreeach stand, 2 men came and set up on 2 spaces. Per a phone call to the office , no one bothered to come and collect the $30. I know it is a volunteer organization and they need money. The man selling raffle tickets on golf cart could have collected. Not fair to rest of vendors.

I could spend hours in this place. Literally endless. They have anything and everything here. Super…read morefun to go to on a weekend or an afternoon just to look around and see if you can find any treasures. It's a little messy, but that honestly improves the thrill of the Hunt. The staff is always friendly. I always find diecast cars for my son really cheap and beautiful vintage paintings and clothing and furniture for my home at unbeatable prices.

It has so many different things for so low price. Found a lot of things there for so low.read more

We took my nephew here to browse the flea market at Strawberry Square. I have so many fond memories…read moreof growing up and exploring strawberry square I knew it would be fun for him. All the vendors are so nice and open to interacting with anyone. It always makes her a great experience. They do a really great job of advertisement, so it really means that these events are a big hit for the vendors this time I picked up a hair clip that was very cute from dazzling Daisy designs

I really love supporting local artisans so when I'm in the area I make sure to pay a visit to the…read moreHBG Flea. When the weather is colder, it is held inside of Strawberry Square, which is where it was located on my most recent visit. My daughter and I found some really nice items. We both bought rings made out of sea glass, some bandanas for our pups, soaps, wax melts...you could easily spend so much money here! This one was a little smaller than I remember and I was a little disappointed that more food vendors didn't come out. There was only one vendor selling a very small amount of candy but we didn't see any other food vendors such as vendors that sell sauces, chocolates, dips, etc. Maybe next time.... Still a great place to check out!

Morning Sun Marketplace is a flea market located outside of York that is open on the weekends. I…read morerecommend entering from Route 30 as it gives you the easiest access to the parking lot. Parking is not an issue with plenty of spaces. In the back of the complex is the outdoor Flea Market area, which vendors vary on a daily basis. You'll find a little bit of everything, because it's essentially a giant yard sale. In the front of the complex are the sheds, which are literal sheds vendors can lease and sell from. The main complex is three connected buildings with various vendors. Morning Sun Marketplace, unlike some flea markets, has a wide array of dining options. Vendors included video game booths, toy booths, trading card booths, and many others. The selection was rather impressive. All of the buildings were clean and well kept. Our biggest surprise was the booth style collectible and antique center in the middle building. It was full of high-quality items including many retro toys and collectables. If Morning Sun Marketplace is your local flea market, it's a great place to stop in at regularly. We were here in the off season, so we can't speculate on how many produce vendors show up during the months with better weather. Overall, it was worth the visit and I would return.

I have to admit that the advertising for this place is excellent! THAT is the only good thing…read moreabout this place. We arrived on Saturday around noon and right away knew something was off. There were people selling stuff out of their vehicles scattered around the parking lot. No designated area just hap-hazard and very sketchy looking. We parked and walked inside and right away we noticed that it was dirty EVERYWHERE. There were multiple empty spots where there might have been a vendor at one time. The lighting was terrible, and the place smelled as well. Everything looked outdated and most of the food vendors looked like they hadn't seen a health inspection in months. After a quick walk around the first building we headed back to our vehicle and couldn't get out of the parking lot fast enough! We won't be going back.........EVER!

Yes the sun is going down and I'm stuck on muddy ground…read moreI'm just tryin' to get through in muddy bottom blues. (Muddy Bottom Blues -Tab Benoit) So when a group I belong to decided to have our Mid-Winter meeting in PA Dutch country, quite a few of the members were excited because "we can go to the Mud Sale". What's a 'Mud Sale'? Well I didn't know so I did some research and learned it's a fundraising tradition among many volunteer fire departments in Lancaster County. The tradition goes back fifty years. You'll find them all over the area on weekends between late Winter and early Spring. And since so many of these auctions are held outdoors when the ground can be very muddy from melting snow, well they became known as "Mud Sales". We had a blast here! The Strasburg Auction starts at 8 AM, and you had better get there early or you'll have a real hefty hike from wherever you finally find a place to park. The auctions are spread through what resembles a fairgrounds ringing the Fire Station. Auctions are in maybe a half dozen buildings, inside maybe another half dozen huge tents, and at stalls criss-crossing the entire complex. What can you buy? Probably anything! The official auction schedule lists these categories: quilt crafts, small goods, new and used tools, crafts, antiques, groceries, furniture, collectibles, hay and straw, farm machinery, sheds, building materials, carriages, horses & mules, lawn and garden, and gift certificates. There are multiple simultaneous auctions, so as you walk through the grounds you'll hear many variations of the auctioneers' rapid fire delivery. Believe me, its immensely entertaining to sit in the rooms and behold the spectacle of these men speaking super humanly fast. We hung out in the quilt, home furnishings, tools and furniture buildings and tents. The furniture tent was super muddy, and plywood sheets were installed on the floor to make things easier, but the sheets were under muddy water. We watched the outdoor stalls where they auctioned off box lots of household things for like $2 or $3 a box. I saw someone bid on an upright vacuum that had an impressive tower of pre-owned dirt inside the central cylinder. This is a "must experience" thing to see if you are in Lancaster. Just don't forget to wear your boots.

This place is a hit or miss when looking for items. A vendor might be there 1 week but not the next…read moreweek.

Many many vendors, huge selection of items at great prices. Games, movies, clothes, all types of…read morethings! You can be here for hours. I love flea markets and this one is excellent!