Treasures Indoor Flea Market & Consignment

Treasures Indoor Flea Market is on SR 67 in Camby. Look for a yellow building with a green roof. Parking isn't an issue with the large parking lot.This Flea Market has so much to check out. Plan on spending a couple of hours if you look closely at everything. I don't linger; I walk at a good pace and stop when something catches my eyes. It still took me about an hour to get through 3/4 of the building. We simply ran out of time to finish browsing.You can find almost anything you're looking for at Treasure's. Clothing, jewelry, electronics, music, tools, books, furniture, small and large appliances, comic books, comic book characters, magazines, toys, wigs, nail polish, and home decor to start with.Prices appear to be reasonable on the items I checked. Prices varied per booth, and what the seller felt items were worth. I'll most likely stop in again when I have enough time to browse the rest of the store. Several interesting things got my attention.

Great flea market. Had a lot of booths and tons of furniture. The record store in the back was amazing! Just wished there were more antique toys. Still a great place and we had fun. Also, the staff were all super friendly too!

Kind of like a giant garage sale. Not going to find many quality antiques here. Quirky note-they carry candy but it is all the kind you tried to trade to someone else at Halloween. Kind of like your grandmas candy store. Good for a rainy afternoon. Good prices, not expensive. Good for a young couple furnishing a first home.

They are always pressuring you to leave. I know what time you close. Someone followed me to the back of the store to tell me that will lock the doors on me. I still had 5 minutes. I am buying stuff come down! There are many times I have wanted to go there but they don't value me as a customer at all. This will be my last visit there. You are a business and when a customer is actively buying stuff that is job security.

When I entered Treasures, I could not help but be in awe. Where to start? New items, used items, collectibles, odd and bazaar items, and an entire room dedicated to furniture. You can spend hours going booth to booth and still not see it all. This place is more than an indoor flea market. For me it was a walk down memory lane, seeing some of the same dishes or china that were in my home growing up. For my granddaughter, Treasures is a place where she found some old barbies, including clothes and accessories for a fraction of what they would cost new. For my grandson, it is a place to find cool IT accessories for his iPhone or used old swords/ knives which he is into right now. During several visits, I found two dressers and two side tables that were well made and fit the bill for what I was needing. The furniture room quickly became my favorite room in the store. One of my favorite booths is an extensive collection of salt and pepper shakers. The pair I bought look like bowling pins. I have been to Treasures a handful of times so far and yet each time I go I notice things I failed to see during prior visits plus more items are being brought in regularly. You could visit each week and find new "treasures" that you can't live without!

Wow the amount of stuff in this place is staggering. It just went on and on. Today they were a little busy for my taste during time of Covid. They did have a sign up telling people basically not to be an issue and wear the mask. They sold them also. Only a few people with mask below their nose and one woman with hers dangling off one ear. I just don't understand why people are so selfish. Initial prices on stuff I was seeing were way to high for what the item was and the area. After more wondering around other booths were much more reasonable. Many booths at 50% off. Big place worth the drive, wear your mask from nose to chin.

Treasures is a little bit junky, a little bit vintage, a little bit thrift store. There are individual booths selling their own items, like a swap meet / flea market. Some booths sell high-end vintage pieces, some sell garage sale junk, and most sell something in between. In the back of the store is where all the furniture is, like tables, recliners, couches, dressers, vanities, etc. Even some mattresses!A sign on the outside of the store touts that there's something for everyone here, and that's pretty much right. If you still own a VHS player, you will be in hog heaven because there are a lot of tapes to choose from. Picture frames, Pyrex, toys, Matchbox cars, kids clothes, baskets, mirrors, doilies, quilts and books up the wazoo. Lots of furniture from the 1970s and 1980s, too. At the front of the store is the dime-store stuff, like playing cards, cheap toys, etc., as well as fireworks. (I know, right? Sure, why not.) This place is huge, so be prepared to walk around and stay a while.

It's a bit junky sometimes but there is a lot of gold in this rough. Great furniture area. I can always find at least something I'd love from treasures. The downside is the Christian music they play on repeat is kind of obnoxious but it's their store so I won't say anything but I will mention it in a review for others to knownThe staff is awesome with folks who are a little silly and eclectic. They let you pose with stuff without being rude and laugh with you! Nice people!

Very fun place to shop for odd stuff and things to sit on the shelf. Great place for gifts of all price ranges. Great place to build a collection of something for cheap! Fun things to look at in every booth

Ive ben visiting this FM for years and will continue to visit it for hopefully many more years?!?!? I mainly just purtches a couple different item's each visit certin booths but there is a good selection of everything from A to Z!! Never had any issues of any kind all the many times I've Ben there, employees are friendly helpful and respond fairly quick if there is a item that one might be interested in that's in a display case.. Would have to say that the hours are somewhat short on weekends they close at 5 so that only leaves Sunday for me to visit ...