Lots of great bargains. Wish there more Amish handmade items! But, lots of great stuff from kitchen to garden and housewares. Also good food! 👍🏻 Only ⭐⭐⭐⭐ because not enough Amish products. Seriously we are in Amish country!

Wow!!!! Amazing place with more to see than you can imagine!!! Typically only open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the summer, so take a day off work and enjoy the time exploring with the family. Lots of Amish storrs in the area as well.

All kinds of things for sale. New, antique, collectible, crafts, dollar items and more. You pay to park but admission is free. My favorite was selling rocks at really great prices - The Science Emporium.

So many vendors! Lots of walking but it's nice that there are picnic shelter areas to take break from the walking, weather elements, and have a bite to eat. You have to go early so you can hit all the vendors or you'll miss something! Both the Red Barn and Yoder's meats and cheeses are located right in walking distances. Great experience!

We enjoyed visiting this place while staying in nearby Middlebury. Well organized and friendly people, but we were disappointed in the lack of real antiques. Most of the venders were imported goods, local arts & crafts, and local food goods. Maybe we visited at a bad time but I thought there’s be a lot more to see. We did patronize the Amish and bought some of their pie fillings and cookies, and they were great chatting with. We also had to try some of the kettle corn while there too. We enjoyed our visit here and in Shipshewana.

Not the market I remember as a kid, I feel like there used to be a lot more vendors with miscellaneous items and quality stuff. It felt like booth after booth was bulk products from China, the kind of stuff like a level or two up from a dollar store. Sure you can find worth while deals, and there are some really great hand made or local products, but overall it didn't feel like the unique experience it once was.I didn't see any drinking fountains, could have been a basic service to offer.I would recommend you go if you are in the area, might be disappointed if it's your vacation destination, unless you take advantage of the local shops.

Lots of unique items to choose from. If you visit for the first time, better go to their visitor center first. The staff there are very friendly and will guide you on what you should expect on their place. They will also give you a discount booklet. You can check the attached photos for the calendar of events.

We love this community; great flea market! This early in the season (before Memorial Day) we found that a few vendors hadn't opened yet. It was fine for us because we were just there to see what all the local nurseries were selling. We found some gorgeous perennials and annuals. There were also some beautiful trees, shrubs and bushes. We got our flowers planted and are going back for more next week.

Been here a few times. Stay at the Bluegate. Eat a awesome breakfast. Dinner is worth waiting for-delicious fried chicken and homemade mashed potatoes are on my list. . The list keeps going. Hit the flea market inside and certain days for outside parking lot selling. Seems like anything goes for sale here. Good shopping in the town. Love Amish people.

For my first time here, this ginormous flea market should be considered more of an experience than any other typical flea market out there. It’s big enough to be a small town, and has a cool Western feel with its long gravelly aisleways and long wooden vendor shacks. There’s something for everyone that even one trip cannot fully cover. One of the coolest things in Indiana, hands down.