My first visit was wonderful. So many antiques and flea market items. What I loved most is that I…read moresaw so many things that I have not found in other locations. I did feel many of the prices looked to be reasonable. My daughter purchased a pie safe. I love the way it is set up inside. It is a lot to see so leave yourself some time to wander and browse. The staff is so friendly and helpful. I will be going back soon and often. Janette Perry

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

Loved this place a few years ago , but**** now not so much…read more I would think about 15% of the booths are closed up. Not much atmosphere at all. I think there on there way out. On the good side I did find a cool alabama belt buckle.

I visited the Gardendale Flea Mall today and at first glance it looked slightly thrown-together…read more However in all fairness, I think the issue is poor lighting, which is an easy fix for the small store. Each booth is chock full of different collectibles and I think the prices are reasonable for the items I looked at. I also spoke with the two Cashiers when I paid for my purchase and they were friendly. The store is air conditioned, pet friendly, and there are plenty of parking spaces located in front of the store and at the side of the building. I hope to stop by again the next time I'm in the vicinity, because I didn't have time to walk downstairs to checkout the collectibles in the basement.

I'm a sucker for those roadside Flea Mall & Antique Centers. They're a blast because you never know…read morewhat you'll find, looking for a 1970's local church's cookbook, chances are you find it. Need to complete your mothers Corningware casserole dishes, they're there it just requires some searching. Bama has a great assortment. There were many booths geared towards those of us with testosterone, plenty of fishing & hunting choices, and more beer glasses than your local bar. Of course there were the standard mason jar offerings scattered among the headboards and dressers. A fun place to kill a few hours.

For the past 2 weeks I've been on the hunt for specific treasures. On my first visit, I asked the…read moreManager if they had seen these type treasures in their huge store and they said 'yes, please take all the time you have to look through all the store selections.' So I started my search knowing that I only had so much free time that particular day, and I am thrilled to say I found what I was hoping to find and I made my purchase quickly. The second visit was just as productive and I found another treasure of personal value. Now, I wasn't looking for junk on either of my searches and I didn't see any junk. I look forward to my next adventure at Bama Flea Mall & Antiques!

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.

Mountain Top Flea market is not only an Alabama staple but a family tradition for most. They have…read moreeverything you can think of from power tools, baby clothes, shoes, fresh produce, traditional Hispanic snacks, and so much more! I do not recommend bringing your dog though. they do not have any water fountains there besides what you can buy on the premises and there are other animals being sold as well. so unless you bring fresh water and have your dog up to shots it's best to leave Fido at home. They are open Rain or Shine every Sunday!

Great antique mall. Loads of beautiful antiques collectibles household items, gorgeous furniture,…read moretoys, and unique items. Well worth the drive.

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.

I have loved to shop the Facebook posts of this community in the past. Last night, I asked for an…read moreitem to be pulled for me from Lesia Cooks post. However, Lesia pulled the item for another person that commented 3 minutes after I commented. I sent Lesia screenshots showing that I commented first, no response. I posted the screenshot and tagged Lesia in it, no response. Lesia was active on the page, so I know she saw my posts, just chose to take no accountability for her mistake and ignored me. Very unprofessional. Lesia made a post in the group "it's a great day to shop at the pickers choice" so I commented on that post and said that I would love to shop the pickers choice when I come to pick up the item I claimed, but you chose to give it to someone else. I messaged the page as well, and they called me a bully. I guess I'm done shopping here!

Bought two items there, friendly staff, very upscale and clean environment. I high recommendedread more