Madera Flea Market

Loved loved loved our experience here. As first timers, we didn't know what to expect because flea markets are a hit or miss. We had our personal tour guides (family that lives in town) so it was a simple maneuver throughout the grounds.Our party of 9 arrived on Sunday around noon. It was crowded but with good energy all around. We had fish tacos, oysters, shrimp ceviche, churros, fully baked potatoes, fresca, and other munchies. We also had beers while we were walking around -- super fun and relaxing.There are a variety of vendors selling almost everything you can think of -- from clothing to jewelry to baby accessories. It was really fun to look through each stand.It's $2 per adult at the entrance but totally worth it. Highly recommend if you're in Madera!

I love coming here! Mostly for the great tocos, fresh grilled corn with all the fixings and loaded baked potatoes... and I love all the fresh fruit drinks but watermelon is my fav. , . I also love the great deals on the local fresh produce. Lots of great finds here from used to new . Parking is free but admission to enter is $1. Well worth it. If you've never been I suggest you give it try. Something fun to do on a Sunday. They're open on Wednesday's too.

We were driving from Fresno back to the Bay Area and decided to stop here because it was on our way home. Wow we were amazed just driving up here it was huge. Parking was $free but $1.50 to get in not bad at all. The best thing I saw was walking up on the side a young guy was renting wagons for $5. Inside there was a large selection of food and vegetables. Some used items and a lot of Mexican clothing. The vendors there are competitive so you get a great deal. The place was very clean. It was very big and you can do plenty of walking. We bought a lot of things and I think we spent about $50. Definitely a steal and we will for sure return here.

This place allowes entrepreneurial ownership in America to succeed at its best. There's a tremendous mix of homegrown organic foods household items and just a whole Lotta fun things to look at. Haggling is still allowed and quite enjoyable. Vendors seem to expect it. It is some of the best fruits and vegetables From local growers. That care about the consumption of food for themselves and therefore for the general public which means A+ plus for you and I. It's worth the shop about. It's an enjoyable day. Easy off the freeway.

Love this place. Parking is free and easy to find. Lots of things to see new old and junk. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables and other Mexican foods and products. People will haggle so it is part of. The game of things be fair . Don't be ridiculous about haggling.. Lots of things for craft projects and more. Go early for best selection of stuff. A great place to go. Oh entrance is150 cheap.

Had never tried Oaxacan Mexican food (Tacos Los Girasoles)until I saw a taco truck here. It's great. Oaxacan Mole and posole is something else. They also have the best baked potatoes here(Los Amigos food stand)!!!! This has become a Sunday routine for my family. The food is the biggest reason we come here (also try Tacos Rosales taco truck). The other non-food selling vendors are the same as every other flea market... totally unorganized, but fun to explore.

This is the real deal flea market! There are plenty of people selling used and refurbished stuff. I hate when you go to the flea market and it's all cheap knock offs and new crap.This place takes me back to being a kid, cruising aisles of treasure all day on Sunday. :) There's even a guy who sells Legos and you can get a punchcard to get free Legos.