Anderson Jockey Lot And Farmers Market

Edith Velasquez

I actually haven't been here since I was a child, and I must say it really hasn't changed much. I will say the limited space for the ATM area is kind of weird, and more atms should be accessible, but other than that; there's good food options and plenty nice vendors! I got this torch for $12

Bethany T Davis

We had fun and found some great deals. You can find almost anything you can dream up. Bunnies, puppies, tools, handmade furniture, tombstone, sno balls, roasted and boiled peanuts, homemade desserts, cakes, lotions and perfume, cologne, shoes, shirts, jewelry, baby items, dog houses, kennels, etc. Lots of fresh produce and also plants. Wear good shoes and cool clothes. Bring a rolling cart to haul your treasures in.

Lacey FitzGerald

This place was such a fun experience. I wish we would have had time to see all the stuff. We did buy some neat things. Being from Minnesota, we were shocked to see guns for sale out there. Lol Hope to be back next time we visit the in-laws.

Ralph Yingling

I haven't been here in a while. There was a lot of stuff for sale, pretty much anything you're looking for. Didn't buy anything after walking around trying to find something my wife wanted, prices are a bit high for a jockey lot. Everywhere I turned the prices and items on the tables seemed to be about the same, whether you were buying $3 socks or $8 signs. I didn't walk the whole grounds but I think I will be back just not anytime soon. You used to be able to find some good deals, not anymore. Even pets were hundreds of dollars including mixed breeds. Didn't want any pets but signs posted told breed & prices. Prices are still better than pet shops, but probably not as well cared for. Things like shots, health care records are not noted or provided from what I saw & asked out of curiosity. Still, it is a good way to spend a Saturday morning. It's better to get out & walk around than sitting at home.