We were actually here about 5 or 6 years ago but had to put in a date. This is supposed to be the best flea market in that area. It is a very large flea market compared to some I have been to. Instead of having open spots the vendors are in enclosed booths with roll up doors kind of like small storage units. We found lots of new items, clothes, etc. but not a whole lot of old, used, rusty treasures that one goes to flea markets for. I felt a bit disappointed but others may like it. I would consider going again in the future to see if anything has changed. If not, I would not go back

If you are looking for antique stuff, I didn’t see much. We went yesterday ( Tuesday). Now I don’t know if here is less vendors this time of the year or not. I saw some empty spaces. I did see a sign that said vendors in this one building but didn’t go in there. They do sell dogs there so I am not sure where they come from. Know your prices before you go.

Overall impression of this very large flea market in this Amish community is that it is average as flea markets go. It does have a huge variety of vendors with many different products such as metal yard art, blankets, clothing, sunglasses, live and artificial plants & trees, home decor, furniture, wall art, leather products, Croc charms, hand crafted knives, an antique area, and too many other things to note, but most (approximately 80%) from China and Mexico. Great pretzels, ice cream, home canned goods, and baked items. On the downside, if you are looking for hand made or local Amish goods, there are only a few places in the flea market that sell that type of goods, so you will be disappointed at that. Not much in the way of used things being resold. But there are many Amish goods available in the local area shops. There is an excellent local honey shop. We did not attend the auctions. Overall, good to spend a few days in the Amish area shopping, and to include the Shipshewana flea market for 1 day.

Big Fun and lots of items for everyone. Toys, Flags,Food, Kettle Corn, luggage, cookies, plants, all in little Tents, buildings. Good area for taking a break, lots of toilets. Walking a little tricky, your on gravel. I do see folks on scooters to help themselves get around.

$5 parking. Scooters to rent if needed. Haven't been here in years. Felt that there were more vendors in the past. Still one of the largest flea markets we have found. Plenty of items were found that we didn't know we needed. Came home with many purchases.