Flea Land

Dalten Stone

A decent shopping experience, but not the same as it was years ago. Seems to be less venue staff involvement, at least walking around and checking in on the vendors as I had noted in years past. Inside portion had plenty of options for about everything under the sun product wise- including an onsite cafe and a couple snack food options by both the venue and other vendors.

Z X

Hubby and I visited during a recent trip to the area. I love flea markets, but this one, while large, didn't have much that was worth buying. Many vendors closed. Lots of cheap, Chinese junk, 2nd hand store rejects, and cell phone or weight loss plans. On the plus side, there was no entry fee, benches throughout, and they had food vendors (although we'd already eaten.) My husband found a used book dealer, at least, and got himself a bag full. If you have time to kill and medium to low expectations, you might enjoy this.

Bill Tiemann

This is a huge flea market in Bowling Green Kentucky. There are a lot of vendors selling a wide variety of new items ranging from tee shirts to personal hygiene products. There are some vendors selling antique items from tools to furniture. Food is also available for shoppers. There is plenty of parking with excellent access.

Nintendrew

An expansive flea market with an eclectic collection of products and memorabilia. This review is from the perspective of a retro video game collector. Inventory: 4/5 - Plenty of treasures to be found! Mostly common titles, not a ton of rare stuff, but you might get lucky and find a hidden gem on any given visit. Value: 3/5 - Most booths have pretty reasonable prices and are willing to negotiate discounts, but others are outlandish and seem to just want a place to store their private collections. You'll have to haggle to find the real deals, but it can definitely be worth it! Location: 3/5 - Plenty of parking and easy access to shops. Not the cleanest or friendliest place in the world, and you'll have to be willing to wade through some in-your-face political statements and woo nonsense (e.g. a Reiki healer, magnetic jewelry con artists, JW evangelists, etc.). Overall: 4/5 due to multiple shops worth visiting under one roof. Check out Wes Burden's shop next to the food court and tell him Drew sent ya. 😉