raleigh flea market

This was the first time we had visited the Raleigh Flea Market. It was awesome. There is just so much to see. There is everything you might be looking for. We bought some records and kitchen supplies. We did try a soft hot pretzel a woman had just cooked and it was delicious. We didn't have much time to look around, so we will definitely be coming back here soon. Loved it. Can't wait to come back!

The Raleigh fleamarket is absolutely incredible! But you're going to need to plan a whole afternoon or morning to check it out. There are so many vendors with antiques, handmade items, and random creations. There are some booths where crazy hoarders will just bring out everything in their house and you can rummage through and possibly find a gem. Or there are other vendors who make reclaimed wood tables, shabby chic furniture and more. So you have a little bit of everything for everyone. When we have family visit from out of town we take them here. It may sound a bit cheesy and redneck of us but they have always been super impressed by what is offered and enjoyed just walking around all afternoon and chatting about the things that we see and fine.

This is a great place to go on the weekends to buy wonderful items! My favorite place is a vender inside, who sells Star War's items and has been doing business for years there! I have also bought ear rings at a great price, which I don't often buy. They last a long time! This is a place near and dear to my heart. My two favorite pets Carson and Zoey were purchased at this place, however they no longer allow pets to be purchased. I received papers on my wonderful pets and the memories still give me smiles. During the 4th of July free rides to those who want to attend and see free fireworks are available. It's great because you normally see many neighbors and friends and can spend the day together. Much to do and well worth the time to check this place out. They also have a horse barn not far away, so very much to do that I can't even write all i appreciate about it. A great church also invites all to a free service and reenactment of Jesus at Easter time.

One of the best flea markets around. We love vintage finds and this is a great source for them. Clean public restrooms, concessions and ATMs are available.

I've been to a lot of flea markets and I have to say that this is one of the best. It's very large in size and has a wide assortment of different things to purchase. From furniture to produce, I think everyone could find something here. My favorite part is finding old furniture and seeing what type of DIY people have created.There's always a decent size crowd and lots of friendly dogs too.

Beautiful old building and great antiques and collectible and don't forget the local food vendors. Always find something to buy.

You will always find something ridiculously cheap here. I bought two quarts of blueberries for $3 before they were in season, as well as lots of homemade soaps. I love this place and it's fun to go and get out and walk, even if you don't have a lot of money to spend you will find something for you! They are also pet friendly!

Since 1971, every Saturday and Sunday rain or shine (9am-6pm), there has been a great flea market at the historic state fairgrounds. Sometimes over the weekends the fairgrounds will also be putting on gun, military, gem & jewelry, bottle, toy, horse, coin, stamp, dog, mineral, RV, home & garden, etc. shows in one of the other buildings. You can make a day of it (check their website for events). There are over 600 vendors with some outside and some indoors (air conditioned). The flea market is shut down for the month of October for the State Fair. If you get hungry you can pick from hot dogs, hamburgers, nachos, sandwiches, popcorn, pizza, french fries, onion rings, funnel cakes, ice cream, etc. and there is also a farmers market there. On nice days (not too hot and not too cold) the good parking lots can fill up fast and you may have to park a little further away.