An always find something interesting! Tons of selection and unique items. If you are into antiques,…read morethis is the place

I think this is probably the best antique store I've ever been in. My wife and I actually enjoy…read morepopping into different antique stores while we are traveling to see if we can score a new treasure for the home. We kind of came across this place by accident looking for a boutique that we were going to go check out. As it happened, the boutique, was actually located in one of the booths at the antique mall. This place was massive, with three floors to explore. Booths on the lower floor are very clearly marked, and kind of cool, they have some locked glass cabinets that have items that would be considered a little more rare. Really, a ton of stuff that we both liked looking at while we were here. As we expanded the search upstairs, it didn't feel quite as structured as the lower floor, but all items have a sticker with a booth number, so if you are questioning what booth it came from you can figure it out pretty easily (this may be of importance if you think an item came from a booth that is running a sale). The staff were friendly and helpful and let us store some stuff on the front counters while we continued exploring. Only reason for a deduct on the review rating, the AC was virtually non-functional on the top two floors - It was was too warm up there. Otherwise, this place is really pretty awesome!

Anything u want ANYTHING antique clothes car parts knick knacks produce junk ect. Come and see.read more

If you need it, you can probably find it at Mountain Top. They've got rows and rows of vendors, so…read moreplan to spend the whole morning. There's produce, tools, plants, clothes, animals.. basically everything. Some of the food vendors have fresh fruit too, so if you look hard enough you can find a healthy snack even. The downside is that people are smoking sporadically and that's a bummer. It can also get pretty hot and there's no shade, so wear sunscreen.

Wonderful people and a great selection at good prices!! I will definitely go back many more times.read more

The man behind the counter (darkish hair, glasses) is a very hateful person. I can overlook that,…read morehe must hate his life. But last time I visited and was checking out he tried to overcharge me twice the amount of my purchase. Not that he cares but I won't be back there.

Stayed here on Saturday night since we were going to the Space and Rocket center on Sunday. It is a…read more30 min drive and the perfect spot to stay. I had seen the treehouse on Airbnb and wanted to stay there but it's for only 1 person. I found an A-Frame for 2 and we chose that one for around 60-70$. It was the best one on the lot! When we arrived I was so pleasantly surprised by the location!! ***LOCATION*** You drive up and there's such a fun group of buildings! You can tell there's a whole stage for festivals and it looks so fun! All the buildings are so colorful. Then you ride to the back and see a small lake with campers, a tree house and A frame all situated around the lake. This is such a unique and cool place! Idk if they do or still do concerts or festivals but it would be so fun to stay in these airbnbs during a festival!! ***EXPERIENCE*** So glad we ended up with the A-frame. It has to be the best spot on the property. Right in front of the lake. There's a fire pit and it is the perfect spot for roasting s'mores and hot dogs and then sleeping in the A-frame. It's comfy and it was so nice at sunset and sunrise! There are plenty of seats and tables around the whole area but there's a table and chairs set up in front of the fire pit. There are trees for privacy but not too many to where you're in a heavily forested area with too many bugs hahah. ***STAFF*** The owner was soooo nice! She showed us how to open and close the A-frame and was super friendly. She already had wood in the fire pit and said we could grab other branches from around the site if need be. She also said there were towel and coffee and toilets and shower in the community center. You walk across the field to get to the center. ***BATHROOMS*** The bathrooms/showers and whole community center were soo nice! Was not at all expecting that at all. I thought it was gonna be an old trailer but everything was so clean and nice inside there's an area with a tv and there's wifi and coffee and it was overall so nice! ***PRICE*** The price was phenomenal for this site. One of the best "glamping" camping sites I have ever seen! The environment is just so unique. I am going to see if they do any events in the summer because it would be so fun here! Will definitely have to be back! ***CONCLUSION*** HIGHLY recommend any of their airbnbs if you're in the area or visiting Huntsville or the space and rocket center! It is just such a nice place and the owner is so friendly!

We were antiquing in the area, and this place was just ok. If you're looking for clothes, go. if…read moreyou're looking for antiques, I'd skip it.

Always enjoy my trips to Hidden Treasure when I am in town. Everyone who works there is nice and…read morealways willing to try and help me with what I'm looking for.

My husband and I have been here before with family. We live in Metro Atlanta and it had probably…read morebeen 5 years since we had been back. My husband asked if we could go before it turns cold, so I booked a hotel in Gadsden and we had a wonderful overnight trip. Love Collinsville Trade Day flea market as there is always something for everyone. We walked to the top of the hill where the live animals are sold and made our way down and around the isles. We weren't shopping for anything in particular but got some good deals. It was a perfect cool/breezy/sunny October day which made it even better! Alabama is a lovely state! We will return and hopefully before 5 years pass! Get there early because people start packing up before noon.

This flea market is like no other. I'll do my best to describe it to you…read more It's located far up highway 11 in northeast Alabama. If the drive is less than two hours for you, it's definitely worth it. They honestly have everything from cribs to coffins. In fact, that's actually one of their catchphrases. When you pull up, don't resist the urge to turn around. Go ahead and pay the $1 to park. As you get out of your car in the grass parking lot, you'll be looking at what can only be described as a shanty town... at best. It's what you'll find in these shanties that makes this place special. Are you looking for a goat? Maybe a new shirt, some advil, a poster, a bike, a remote control car, a remote control, some jelly, a loaf of bread, chainsaw oil, a pig, or a book on how to speak pig Latin? This is your place. Make the trip to Trade Day. Just trust me.

Its a big place to go, you hve to pay for parking for $2 and they split 2 area, and its beru big…read moreplace to check out, they sell fresh plants, veggies, flowers, guns, dishes, clothes, all kind of stuff.

Some expensive junk but okay stuff too. Fit to go very early as they pack up about 11-12. Some…read morefriendly vendors and then some bad, with attitudes, including the man who owns/runs the place.

Great place to find Unusual & Unique Treasures! Love that they're open Friday, Saturday & Sunday fm…read more9:00 to 5:00 w/ great prices & LAYAWAY available! Unique Antiques, Primitive, Shabby Chic & more. Metal Yard Art, Vintage China & Glassware fm England, Germany, Bavaria, China, Japan & more! Jewelry, Books, Christmas, Art, Lighting, All types & kinds of Furniture & More! A Great Helpful Staff w/2 HUGE BUILDINGS stocked FULL!! My favorite place to go! Check it out!!!

The selections are very good and the prices are great..I needed nee compressor for my shop,I walked…read morearound for about 10 minutes and I bought one right off the bat..

A lot of the booths were empty and there was some plain old junk for sale, but there is a comic…read morebook booth that has a lot of swords and nerdy comic stuff, if you're into that. There's also a Hot Wheels booth, T-shirts, shoes, and a store with general items and tools for cheap. There's also a snack vendor that serves breakfast and lunch items but it looked a little sketchy for my taste. The people watching aspect was pretty phenomenal. I saw a man in a black trench coat, one dangly earring, and a jade choker with two kids whom I overheard saying to the oldest, "Missy's gOt to git huur present furst." :P

I frequently visit University Pickers and love it! Abundant parking, nice staff, reasonable prices…read more There are 2 floors (there is an elevator in the lobby) with something like 100+ vendors / booths, so they have quite the selection - mostly decor, some clothing, and other vintage and handmade items. There are bathrooms, which have always been clean. Also, there is a coffee shop with a seating area on the 2nd floor!

This was a lovely establishment but I will likely not return and this is why…read more I found four prints that were listed as "SPECIAL SET OF 4 / SPECIAL $40.00". Next to these two stickers was a third sticker that stated "Complete set of 4 $160". As I checked out at the front of the store, I wanted to make sure that the vendor was getting paid what they were owed. I didn't bargain down or argue for the $40, I made sure the cashier knew that there were two conflicting prices and that I didn't want to shortchange the vendor. Upon first asking if the $40 was the correct price, she stated loud and rudely, "IT SAYS SPECIAL FOR FOURTY DOLLARS." This was all she spoke while making direct and antagonizing eye contact. I acknowledged her words gently and kindly, that I indeed saw that sticker but also noticed that there was a conflicting price tag NEXT to the $40 one. The more expensive price was not crossed out or written over, they were listed next to each other. What I didn't say, but was hoping to clarify, was whether the store was okay being on the hook for the extra $120 if they were only going to charge me $40. The cashier simply repeated the same words, louder this time, and very condescending in her tone and manner, "IT SAYS SPECIAL FOR FOURTY DOLLARS" and pointed to the sticker to make her point even clearer. She said nothing else. I paid without further comment. As she bagged up the four prints, she included the additional document with the price stickers on it. I inquired if she wanted to keep the ADDITIONAL document with the price tags and booth label (for her records), making sure she didn't slip it in by mistake. Her tone, still very loud and now even more condescending, resounded as she said, "I WON'T BE REMOVING THOSE STICKERS BECAUSE THEY WILL DAMAGE THE PAPER." I wasn't asking her for a lesson on how adhesive works, I was simply trying to allow her the opportunity to keep the documentation for the vendor and the store to prove that she charged me for the discounted price. I've grown up in antique stores. My grandmother and mother both currently own/have owned their own antique establishments, so I'm familiar with the protocol. Maybe their protocol is different. My bad. I did not respond further and took the bag gently from her hands. It could have been the simplest and most pleasant interaction though. "Oh I see that there are two conflicting prices here. Let me call the vendor and verify that this one is correct." Or perhaps "We are told to take the lowest price listed on each product, so I can guarantee this is the correct price. Thanks for the concern though! I appreciate you looking out for the vendor!" Something, ANYTHING, more pleasant in terms of tone and word choice, would have been a better experience. I have also been in her shoes. I have worked in marketing and customer service for the past 20 years. I have worked a front desk, many, many times. I have been a cashier. I have been the rep who answered tweets at 11pm where a customer needed toilet paper sent to their hotel room. I know what it's like to deal with belligerent , arrogant people, with people who actively try to make your life a living hell because you work behind a desk, behind a screen, behind a uniform. That was NOT my intention, and that's what I think stung the most. In being kind, in being thorough, I was treated with contempt. Maybe she was having a bad day. Maybe I caught her in a moment where she had just dealt with someone difficult and assumed I was the same. There are a number of reasons why this transaction was so unpleasant. "Give her some grace!", the masses might cry. And I might agree with you. Normally, I would. But she was old enough to know better. The job she holds is not one that is difficult to execute, nor difficult to execute PROPERLY. Maybe I'm making a mountain out of a molehill. Maybe I shouldn't have let this seemingly small incident make such a huge impact. Or maybe, just maybe, this could've turned out so drastically different if this young woman had exercised the bare minimum and just been kind to me in return.