Collinsville Trade Day Flea Market - Collinsville, Alabama

Collinsville Trade Day Flea Market

Ubicado en la dirección 1102 S Valley Ave, Collinsville, AL 35961, Estados Unidos, este mercado de pulgas es un destino popular para los visitantes de la zona.

Con un teléfono al alcance de todos: 2565242127, es fácil encontrar y contactar a los organizadores.

Visita su página web en collinsvilletradeday.com para obtener más información sobre sus horarios, especialidades y cómo llegar.

Especialidades

Este mercado de pulgas ofrece una amplia variedad de productos, incluyendo:

• Flea market
• Artisanos locales y vendedores
• Alimentos y bebidas
• Regalos y recuerdos

Otros datos de interés

Este mercado de pulgas se identifica como:

• Veteran-owned
• Small Business
• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Toilet
• Credit cards
• Debit cards
• Good for kids
• On-site parking

Opiniones

Según los usuarios, este mercado de pulgas ofrece una experiencia única y agradable, con una gran variedad de productos y un ambiente acogedor.

La mayoría de los usuarios han dado una puntuación alta, con una media de opinión de 4.5/5 estrellas en Google My Business.

Algunos de los comentarios destacan la variedad de productos, los precios asequibles y la amabilidad de los vendedores.

Otros mencionan la facilidad de parking y la accesibilidad para personas con discapacidad.

En general, este mercado de pulgas parece ser un destino popular y recomendado para aquellos que buscan una experiencia de compras en un ambiente relajado y acogedor.

👍 Reviews of Collinsville Trade Day Flea Market

Leighane E.

4/5

I love coming here when we are in town! You see so many unique things, and get good deals on things you need everyday. It’s a little too political for my taste, but I still enjoy it. Definitely stop by if you’re in town!

Cheryl J.

5/5

We totally enjoyed this! We were traveling, so just went to check it out and get some peaches. Ended up with a puppy! I would definitely want to go back and see the rest of it!

M L.

5/5

My husband and I have been here before with family. We live in Metro Atlanta and it had probably been 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.

Sherry R.

5/5

Great open air Flea Market/Trade Day, open on Saturday only. Hundreds of vendors. If you are a shopper, there are endless booths full of produce, flowers and plants, antiques, jewelry, furniture, household products..etc. and of course the food, plan on eating here! Corn dogs, burgers and fries (some of the best), potatoes on a stick, boiled peanuts and delicious ice cream to name a few. It starts early, so the best time to visit is 7am to 11am. Some vendors are packing up to leave by 11:30am so don’t miss out, by 1:00pm only the vegetable vendors will be there. **Bring strollers or wagons for small children (don’t forget the sunscreen) and wear your walking shoes, it is very expansive over several acres. Wonderful place to spend a Saturday morning.

Jay H.

5/5

Great place to find the things you didn't know you needed and those you did.
Open every Saturday.
Plenty of concession stands, restrooms, and anything from farm animals, domestic animals, housewares, car accessories, guns, ammo, games, jewelry and so much more.
If it's not here, then you don't need it!!!!

Lisa D.

5/5

Lot of different vendors
Open on Saturdays.

LifeNeverADullMoment

4/5

Labor day weekend might not be best day to sell here. I saw very few people carry anything that they bought at ten a m. By eleven o'clock, people were all packing up and leaving. I found a vintage cooking pot that I liked, and a mexican cowboy. They have a homemade ice cream.If the line was long and it wasn't moving. They had another ice cream place.We got an ice cream $3 a scoop. They were out of all flavors, but 3 vanilla, strawberry, cookies and cream. There was a corn dog place that was doing a good business. Several people walk around eating corn dogs. Most of the vendor spots were empty. I forgot it's labor day weekend.That might be why. They charge $1 to park and people across the street do too.

K R.

5/5

Lots of vendors, great produce, lots of animals, plenty of food at reasonable prices. Lots of parking - only $1. Tough walking, so wear good shoes. If you bring children, it looks like people had a much easier time with wagons vs strollers. I would not categorize it as wheelchair accessible except for a small section near the front.