The indoor market is now largely a conventional swap meet, with stalls filled with items obtained…read moreon Alibaba. (Since I'm fascinated by fashion doll clones, I can't really complain -- there are multiple stalls with huge selections!) You can also buy furniture and appliances, and play pool. The outdoor market has more sellers of their own used stuff, as well as some more artisanal offerings and so much street food and produce! Parking and admission are both free, so it's a cheap good time where you can drink your fill of horchata.

there is a worker named Ryan who picks up trash is extremely rude to customers and it's extremely…read morerude to personnel that works. There will cuss at personnel and will stream at personnel overall they need to fire Brian.

It's huge, with a variety of food trucks (including one serving Chinese food). There's a vast…read moreselection of produce, hats, leather shoes, churros, and small tools. If you're looking for something that isn't off Alibaba, you'll want to learn your favorite stalls -- there's one with South American pottery that I'm eyeing for future purchases, and a couple with pistachios and candy. Parking is $5 (on a real paved lot) and subsequent admission is free. This is not a place to find a huge variety of used items, the way the Turlock flea was when I was a kid, but it's a pleasant walk and you can stave off exhaustion with fresh hot churros.

This spot would be perfect if u just want to come out here to eat. The stuff they sell isnt really…read moremy cup of tea. I like to dig thru crates of stuff and old boxes to see what I find. Here they sell the same stuff. The pots and pans the mexican knickknacks etc. boooring. Give me the junk piles and let me dig for a treasure. Parking is 5 bucks, if u wanna be cheap and save 5 bucks u could park in the dirt road thats pretty far and dusty. I'm good, the produce section is nice they have a koo selection but they dont have some stuff like at other flea markets where they sell mole's at the spices section. Bathrooms are super clean. Overall its not a bad flea market but its just not the kind I like

When you are looking to thrift shop, I'd say this is the best place to find that second hand great…read moredeal!! I always find something to buy and still save so much. I like how organized they are and would see changes that still work out. It's pretty quiet with usually friendly faces. Service is fast and sweet. I love the random extra deals they have on different days. Parking shares with a supermarket Gets very traffic sometimes when the train comes through near them. I'll always come back to see what else I can find!! My daughter even found a bunch of name brand jeans at such a great price

I'm visiting the city on vacation, so I love checking out local thrift stores wherever I go. This…read moreshop may be small, but it's packed with unique treasures. I found a beautiful vintage leather jacket for just $20--definitely my favorite thrift find of the year! If you enjoy thrifting, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

Love this place! I've came here on a Friday, Saturday, but the best day is on Sunday. Sunday has…read morethe most vendors. I honestly come out here for the food. The food is so good. My to go spot has Don Rafas, but maybe some other time i'll try a different spot. Don Rafas has them brown corn homemade tortillas tho! Get here early to find parking cuz parking is a B! The vibe here is just very cheerful and vibrant, never had any problems coming out here. Its always been peaceful, the produce section goes crazy! Try the agua frescas! My favorite is the Naranja (orange) agua fresca. I've only seen one vendor with it and he's at the end of the produce section on the westside. Trust me thats the one!

First time coming to the Stockton Flea Market aka La Pulga! Free parking? WHAT! We arrived around…read more1030am, which to us is late to be getting to the flea market. Luckily we found parking inside and close to one of the entrances. The parkings here however suck. They're very tight and people don't know how to park. It was an average size flea market, we got around the whole thing in about an hour. It was just sad to see a lot of the vendors had a lot of the same items. There were only a handful of people with their own crafts, items you couldn't find anywhere else. Most shops though had same knock off stuff. I was sad to see (and this is not to knock Don Rafas, because they are one of the best - also expensive - taco trucks in Stockton!) but, their trucks I believe I seen 2 were packed like barely a seat open.. yet all the other trucks/food vendors were nearly empty. Like where is the support? We didn't get a chance to eat and we had to leave early, but we seen a taco truck called "Lalo's" and they looked/smelled good, yet were almost empty. I'd probably be back just to spend an hour outside. I did buy a really good smelling perfume at a steal of a price, so I'd definitely return to that vendor.

Came here with my friend for some party supplies and it did not disappoint. I was able to find the…read morecontainers I needed for my son's party coming up, and for a great price too! This place is about 2 miles long if you walk every isle! A good place to put in some steps! We walked about 3 rows before we decided to have lunch. We got a plate from Lee's Chinese food and omg yum! I love the chowmein noodles and the bbq red chicken on a stick! So flavorful! I also got a cup of orange aqua Fresca.. sorry forgot name of business but everyone that knows galt flea market knows what I'm talking about. Great value! The Chinese food plate was $10 and the orange aqua Fresca was $7 for a medium cup. Everything was great and I found what I needed. Only thing was today was super hot! Definitely lost some pounds from the heat LOL

This was one of the best flea markets I have been to. Well organized, clean and great communicate…read moreover the speaker. Value: amazing prices and most stalls allow haggling Selection: better than I expected and great vintage clothing finds Bathrooms: messy and no toilet paper that's why I took a star off. Parking: can be a challenge but there are several lots. I was lucky to find street parking in front of community center by water slides Entrances and Exits: several which make it convenient when parking in different lots. I found tons of vintage clothes for my teenager. Ecko, slug corduroy pants $8, True republic, American eagle, hollister, kappa pants $15, new Nintendo game boy and Miami ink shirts and used for $1.

I call the Turlock flea market, treasure TUESDAYS! We go there in the summer, winter, fall, and…read morespring, so dress accordingly and gave fun. My boyfriend and I tend to find what need, meet new people, the vendors, fresh produce, home items, car parts, antiques, aqua frescas, food. The vendors are friendly. And the prices for the items can be negotiable and Sometimes may be not.

I am new to the area & hoped to get a nice flea market experience, of finding that hide gem &…read morehaggling a fair price. I arrived here around noon on a Friday & as I entered I notice the parking lot was units empty & as I walked in found many vendors just barely setting up. All in all I calculate that only about 20% of the vender were there & open for business. There was maybe 5 vendors that had used items I was hoping to find and the rest were all selling exactly the same snacks, vegetables & fruits. The rest sold traditional Latin - American leather, hats, shoes,sandals and boots for men or women. I think the best products were the food vendors that were in fact open and off course the fresh fruits & vegetables vendors. I was sad to see this place missed that flea market spark, therefore as it seems the weekends have to offer a better experience to this bargain hunters game.

This flea market is opened on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. We've only been there on Saturday-DJ-…read moreand Sunday-Bands /DJ's near two bleachers, bathrooms and you can bring in your folding chairs-no alcohol allowed. All vendors are pleasant, good low prices were you can negotiate. You can hear some vendors yelling, dollar, dollar, dollars!! I found some first aid kits, emergency kits for our cars, decanters, native feather earings, fruits, vegatables, food trucks, tools, dog and cats items, Nesspresso $15, kitty play toys $1, a Singer sowing box kit $5, PEETS coffee kpod-48 pods for $15. Drive carefully, and remember, to get out thru rain or sun and call to make sure there opened. Also, please bring your carry bags when you purchase your items to carry them in. I brings 3 smart and final bags. Have fun everyone! All flea markets need your patronage!!!

Lovely and warming little market we have here. It's a must visit for all familes. I brought my…read morefamily here the other day and we had a great time. My boys sure enjoyed seeing the cute little animals they had. It gives a nice little town vibe. There's a product for everyone ranging from local grown produce all the way to everyday collectibles and house goods and all for a great price! Next time you're in town I recommend visiting this place for sure!

Been wanting to hit some different flea markets besides denios and folsom so i was on yelp and saw…read moresome pics that my Boi Vincent D had posted, i messaged him, he put me on game about the flea markets in stockton so one Saturday i decided to hit up a few of them. I came to this one and absolutely loved it! The parking was free, the entrance was free and they had lots of koo stuff! They had food stands that looked delicious! One stand had all kinds of corn on a stick some i had never seen i was shocked!! The flea market was a little hard to find tho i actually pulled up on a parked car with two love birds playing tonsil hockey and asked them for directions, u just have to drive behind Olympic street in the university just follow it down and you'll be there. They had lots of vendors and lots of food it had a happy vibe to it. My wife and i loved it and we will be coming back. Thanks Vincent i appreciate u letting me know about this place, good looking out homeboy!! Looking forward to coming back and seeing what i find next time.

They had stuff such as toys that reminded me of my childhood. I haven't been there for awhile. The…read morevery last time I've ever went there was 2 years ago.

I heard this place was closing (date tbd), so I decided to come by on Saturday one last time for…read morenostalgia. I grew up coming here with my parents and siblings and I remember how busy and full of life it use to be. So I wanted to have one last run here. This time I came with my own family, hubby, kids and had some of the food I had enjoyed in the past. Some of old stands are gone but they do still have a good amount of food options. Food review wise see below... Bbq ribs plate 8/10 Bbq chicken plate 7/10 Cheeseburger 6/10 (had some hard chewy pieces) Corndog 5/10 Fries 8/10 Agua frescas 9/10 but pricey at $9 each when you get 5x of them LOL. Took one pic of the cheeseburger but everyone else dug into their plates before I could take more food pics. Anyways we enjoyed it, had some decent eats and played at the arcade for a bit. Sad to see an old tradition die :(

$20 to enter and parking, everything is new stuff, not used or old stuff. Which stays the same week…read moreto week. As always, produce being sold and food. When we asked workers can they direct us to like 2nd hand items, rummage or garage sale stuff, they couldn't direct us to resaleable items either. It makes you wonder how much are they charging their vendors. We are looking for second hand items, antiques and vintage clothing at low bargain prices. DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY!!! It's not a place were merchants can sell second hand items. Go to Capital Flea Market Saturday and Sunday instead, parking is free, and $2.50 a person.