A decent little flea market about 3 blocks east of Hwy 101 in downtown Waldport, Oregon with about…read more20-25 vendors. There is a guy selling 8" wood-fired pizzas in the $7-$11 range, lots of tie die and homemade jewelry, one fruit and vegetable stand, and a few selling sweets (fudge, caramel corn, etc). Not a great variety and not anything I could do without EXCEPT the lady selling stuff that keeps mirrors, windshields, eye/sunglasses, and other things glass from fogging up. The sign said 1 for $7 and 4 for $20, but she offered me 1 for $5 and 3 for $10, so I got 3. It will be worth it if I can keep my sunglasses from fogging up while pl;aying golf in the humid Midwest heat! CombatCritic Gives The Waldport Wednesday Market 5 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! Five Bombs Equates To: "Continue Mission"

I love a farmer's market, street market, whatever market. Located in the heart of Waldport and it…read morecame up on the Trip Advisors of top things to do in Waldport - sure, why not? An eclectic selection of produce and goods. Pretty small market, maybe 30 vendors. One vendor that was a standout was the bakery. By the time we got there around 11 they were mostly sold out - good for them. This is clearly a go-to vendor for the market and the locals know about it. A couple of great produce vendors, we bought some wonderful tomatoes and blackberries from one of the vendors and were very happy with them. There a couple of food carts, mexican and a breakfast place, both looked pretty promising. Jewelry, woven baskets, re-purposed clothing, all worth a look. A couple of weird booths, one with non-authentic indian artifacts and a place selling some special glass cleaning product ala "as-seen on TV" type of product. If you are passing through, get there early to try the baked goods and score some produce for your road trip.

This is a big store with a good mix of vintage and newer…read more Nothing for me but we did find a 1920 Whiting and Davis purse for the collection. Pretty hard to get one at your price.

Visit with the nostalgia store was great at first.....the second visit was not as well..! I did not…read moreappreciate the idea of obvious Ladies and grown men "inconspicuously planting"? Themselves around the store and while I was shopping for birthday gifts for my first born Son, the same "Plantings" I have previously mentioned were moving amongst the same areas as I was shopping,quite obviously, without any kind of idea what I Am currently experiencing in my life at this time.while I am being followed by the same Plantings,the same obvious Plantings are not discreet at all, I did find a few things for my Son,completed the purchase and, I did not hesitate to mention the fact of the matter of the current situation at the moment, I spoke to the cashier about the experience and I certainly do hope they took it to heart to realize how much they took out of context to see it necessary to be so obviously, without reasoning, suspicious of a 60++years old senior citizen,!?!! I have decided to not ever as far into the future as I can see,to return to that place... I want to wish them all well in the future but just not the best shopping place experience for myself, and very much disappointed to say that. Best wishes.

Had so much fun inside! So many stalls and shops! Lots of toy shops, keychains, phone cases, water…read morebottles, shoes, clothes. I loved it in there shop owners were very friendly and offered to help.

From the owner: This market has a little bit of everything from clothes to electronics,furniture,food, shoes,…read moretoys,jewelry,etc.

A good community based flea market for buyers and numerous local home businesses as well as private…read moresellers.

I always look forward to Piccadilly coming to the area fairgrounds. Such a great selection of…read morevendors and just about anything you think of you'll find it there. But not only is there great selection, you can feel very safe there. Very friendly people at the gate and inside at the customer service counter, got a question, they most like have an answer. In years past I use to have a booth there and there gave the best in service to their vendors. Today, I was able to purchase a variety of oddities. On my way out I just had to thank the wonderful people at the service desk and wow, they were so appreciatiove, you can tell, they care about the event. I even got a special little gift from them, They're the best, thank you

Called ahead of time to see if it's open, the phone was out of service. I'm not sure why Yelp keeps…read moreclosed businesses in the search results.

This place was a part of my childhood and I'm sad to see it go. We stopped by today and found out…read morethey sold the place and are closing. It was a great place to explore

It is great! Drive from Portland all the time. I have found some real treasures. Worth many times…read morewhat I paid. Unique items that I had never seen and have never seen again. Yes there is stuff you wonder who would buy it. But that is any real flea market populated with people not professional vendors. Some tables are people trying to clear a house, some are people selling tools, some are collectors thinning a collection, some are junk collectors, some are are selling antiques, and lot more. It is a buck at the door. This is not the first flea I have been to with an entry fee. Most are a dollar or two in Oregon

I would give this place zero stars if I could. First of all let it be mentioned that this place is…read morea junk sale. They charge you admission before you even get to look to see what is in there. The people at the door or some of the rudest people I have ever met. They have non-licensed people doing security tasks, and they have been reported to the state as being in violation. When you finally find a way to look at what is there without paying you see that it is all trash. Nobody would pay the admission charge if they knew what was in there. The place smells horribly, and it's not from the animals that are there during the fair. People were smoking cigarettes by the doors, less than 10 feet away, another violation of state law. Overall if you do not want to pay to go to a Junk sale that has less quality stuff then a garage sale, and walk inside and not be able to stand the smell, then steer clear of this place!

At the farmers market, 8am-2pm, get your leather arts at The Bone Wizard, he makes all his items by…read morehand from raw leather, got beautiful bracelets 3 for $20 for my sisters and I, awesome guy born and raised in Eugene, personable, friendly, easy to talk to, quality pieces he creates at a great price, totally customizable