Lake Helen is a quant little town that just does it right, every Saturday they have a market that…read moreis fun to go visit, there is an Empanada truck, a guy who sells car iron skillets and sorts, a tool guy, a wood worker, etc. It's fun, you might find something you need but you'll definitely meet great people!

Clothes, household, pets, jewelry, something for everyone. Fresh veggies for sale. Raw honeyread more

There's a lot of different hobbies of here and arts and craft. I would recommend someone come here.read more

The only decent market I have seen in Florida in the 30 years I have lived here. The lady that runs…read morethe place gets a lot of flack because she's strict, maybe sometimes too strict. But it keeps the riff raff out of the market that has totally ruined all the other markets here. No smoking, I love it and no stolen merchandise or smelling weed in the air. The weirdos have been kicked out and only genuine people left. As far as I know this is the only decent flea market in Florida. Sad but true.

Such a cool antique shop. The workers are very friendly and welcoming. They offer you a water when…read moreyou walk in. Even though we came in maybe 20 minutes before closing, they still let us look around. This spot is huge and you can spend hours here. Very unique pieces.

Super sweet little antique shop! My bf and I scored some vintage art made in the Philippines. It…read morereminded me of my grandparents house growing up. Also the owner was very knowledgeable and staff were super helpful.

Very nice concept, there is plenty of different things to checkout. Lots of antiques, retro decor,…read moreand old electronics. The prices were not bad at all. My wife and I grabbed a lot of cool stuff and paid like $28. The staff were very helpful too!

Remember the show The Wonder Years with Fred Savage and Danica McKellar. I loved that show so much…read more Every time I see a mall from back in the day, I call it the Wonder Years mall. This is exactly that! After getting over the retro feel, which is interesting and okay, we walked through these aisles. There's so much stuff here from a bunch of diff vendors. So really there is everything. Perhaps you collect something, or looking for an antique, or a funky decoration, or some type of clothes, check this place out. This place served its purpose. We wanted an inside place with good a/c that we could walk our dog, & browse. We did just that. I also bought a top for $3 to match my new fave purse. Don't go out of your way, but if you are looking for bargain shopping or antique shopping or walking in the a/c, check this out. You may find something cool!

OBT Flea Market is a flea market that has definitely seen better days and the items they offer are…read morenothing impressive. So why did I give them five stars. For one reason. The food vendors here offer some amazing good. Here you will find some of the best representations of Latin food. Whether it be tacos, pupusas or so many other types of food, it is not only represented here, but that representation is stellar. I would definitely recommend a visit here to try some of this stellar food.

If you want to do something this weekend and have some free time, you should check out the OBT Flea…read moremarket! While you are at it, there is tons of authentic Mexican delicacies such as aguas frescas, mangonadas, pupusas, tacos de birria, shops, jewelry, plant shops and more. I have tried several food spots in here but I have to say my new favorite is going to be Pollos Asados al Carbon. To start off, the owner treats you like family, jokes around with you, the music choice is mainly ranchera music, which makes me feel like I am back home in my hometown of Monterrey Mexico. The chicken is well cooked on the grill right in front of you. I swear I thought I was with my friends having a cook out with everyone just having a good time. They bring it to your table, the 1/2 chicken comes with rice and beans for 2 and salad, cebollita, chile asado, and they supply a homemade salsa that tastes so incredibly authentic. I am serious I was impressed about how good the food was. You will not regret this spot, it checked all my boxes.

I was told i could not sell soda because management want's to force you the buyer to buy ONLY from…read morethem soda and water! I thought people are supposed to have a choice? Management has taken away your choice of freedom to choose what you want and who you want to spend your money with! If i am thirsty, i want to buy from whomever i choose to spend my money with or the closest source to satisfy my thirst! The management should not control the patrons by forcing them to buy from them exclusively! A dollar per soda is impacting managements bottom line? And only them while your at a open flea market buy eliminating the convenience of having several sources available. i thought this was America, are you kidding me? Your reasoning for this is my selling soda and or water for the those who are thirsty is my selling soda is impacting your bottom line? Management buys the cheapest water they can find for 5 cents a bottle and sells it to you for a dollar or 2 dollars? who's fooling the people? Does the attending public know and agree with this tactic, having their freedom of choice, of where to get a drink has been stripped away by the management. You no longer have freedom of choice! Management controls you, you have no choice. The general public has made the choice of coming to this market and management demands that you can only buy water and soda from them, no one else, WTF !! Who are you kidding? They illegally collected taxes from all the vendors for years now all of a sudden you have tax problems but my selling a soda and making peanuts from the sale of a soda is impacting your bottom line ? There is something very very wrong here. I pay rent to be here to sell what i can to survive! I sell nothing illegal yet its illegal for me to sell soda to a thirsty patron, they have to walk over to the office 3 minutes away to get something to drink? Why?

I would give Oak Hill Flea Market three stars. Its a relatively small market comprised of an indoor…read moreand outdoor row. I'm not really a fan of flea markets, but my family enjoys them very much for all the great deals. They had more here during our recent visit than last time. They have raffle drawings, fresh vegetables, a restaurant, a food stand selling popcorn and carnival food (deep fried Twinkies, Oreos, hot dogs, etc) and a row dedicated to antiques. I didn't really see many great items, and my family member and I walked through pretty quickly. I bought one item (a book about history for a dollar), but my family bought a few additional items. If you need to use the restroom, I would recommend stopping at a rest stop before waiting until you get to the market. There was only one male and one female bathroom, and the female restroom was disgusting and unsanitary. Also the sink runs continuously so it just wastes water, and there were no paper towels to dry your hands (only an air hand dryer). It was nice to explore, but its not a place I would come to again and again!

Great FIRST visit today!…read more The line to get in... yes, the cars were lined up to get in the parking lot...moved quickly. I honestly didn't mind paying a buck for parking! LOTS of vendors...WIDE VARIETY to choose from...GOOD PRICES... FRIENDLY folks all around!! With Big Top Flea Market closing soon, HAPPY to see we still have a QUALITY FLEA MARKET to visit! Keep up the GOOD WORK!!!

We came here with family the day after Christmas. We never would have found this market on our own…read more Off the main road, you have to drive on a winding dirt road until you reach the parking lot. They charge a dollar to park. Due to the timing, not all the booth spaces were occupied. We spent about a half hour walking around checking out the folks that were there. There weren't many folks shopping. The vendors are on grass and dirt. You have to be a bit careful walking around as there are many dips and holes in the ground. There was one produce vendor. We got some lovely huge radishes from them for only $1. Most of the other vendors were clothing, tools and accessories, jewelry and a couple household items. One vendor had a mix of antiques, junk, and collectibles. I did find a gal selling some miscellaneous items on a side table -- just to get rid of them at 50 cents apiece. From her, I bought a lovely sheesham wood box that had been spray painted silver. I'll use this for an art project. I also got a pretty silver and black bracelet. So, two bargains for just a $1. They're only open certain days. So double check before you make the trip. I imagine in season -- and not after a holiday -- that there are more vendors, and it would be more worthwhile. I'm still glad we got to go. Always like checking out the different markets and thrifts.

For almost a year now I have been frequenting the Murray Hill area for pottery and Vagabond Coffee…read moreorganizes a monthly market (sometimes a block party of sorts) where local artisans, food trucks and boutiques come out in force. I have been twice now because a local ceramics artist from Jacksonville Pottery Studio (right down the road from this market) sells her pottery there and she specializes in Hobbit Door inspired arts. I now have a door mug (yellow to match my front door) and a door planter I picked up yesterday as well as a little corked bottle! Jess from @insearchof.ceramics is my inspiration to attend, even with thunderstorms threatening! Besides several local pottery tables, there are clothing booths, jewelry, soaps, candles, food trucks, CBD and more! Great little monthly pop up to check out and support a small and upstarting business! That and get to know Murray Hill a little better! I especially love that it is in the evenings- because summer months are just too hot!

Vagabond Flea is a monthly flea market that takes place inside the Murray Hill Theatre, but…read morecompletely ran and organized by the wonderful folks at Vagabond Coffee. It usually takes place on Sundays from 4--8pm. They've gone through many changes since its inception and now it runs like a well oiled machine. Vendors galore. More-so, unique vendors! Jewelry, small batch honey, post cards, t-shirts, balloon installations, massages, leather hand bags, etc. There's always something new and shiny that catches the eye. Some vendors are repeats, but you can usually expect a few you've never come across before. I love that Vagabond stays open throughout the event. Nothing better than strolling while sipping delicious coffee. I think one should have the mindset that it is a small market, so if you're not serious about buying anything you'll probably run through it rather quickly. Give or take 25 vendors if I had to guess. Vagabond Flea is the epitome of supporting local. Check out the talented makers who don't have their own storefronts. This is their chance to interact with the community and make some money!

I love it so much and Incredible everyone is so friendly and kind and supportive wonderful they…read morehave all kinds of veggies and fruits and etc! Very clean and organized i love it so much i highly recommend it bring family and friends etc support local businesses they us they work so hard I am so proud of them! From lauren

I have been seeing an ad for a Plant booth on FB. My bff and fellow plant border and I to see if…read morethe ads were true. First we roamed the aisles of the market on an early Sunday morning. Despite living less than 3 miles away I had not been to the Flea Marker in years. We entered on the East side and when we reached the West side I spied PLANTS. At first I was somewhat disappointed by the size. The owner then said there is more outside. Our plant loving hearts missed a beat. The collection of plants is massive and the prices fair Check out the whole market. There are many interesting stalls holding treasures. If you are a plant lover like me park on the west side to keep from hauling your treasures to the other side of the market. Happy Shopping!!'