Barnyard Flea Market of Augusta

It’s a flea market. Not much negative things to say about the location. It’s a lot to look at with plenty of space to roam around. Depending on what you want, you’ll likely find something. Spent a few hours just walking around sifting through things.

While I’m not a fan of flea markets, this one seems full of second hand items. There were also a lot of things that looked as if they were cheap items from China. Not exactly what I was looking for when I went there. I guess you have to visit a few times to get a feel for the right time, and best vendors, to find things that suit your own needs.

Its just like any other flea market! They have a lot of parking and it seems to be a place people hang out on Saturday. I only go to the flea market for black saop (I use it to clean my face). I do like the fresh produce. They have some iyems cheaper than some drug stores and grocery stores. They have an ATM at the front entrance just in case you forget cash (who carries that anymore). I am happy the flea market is there so I can get what I need for the low, low!

it was OK for a flea market, most of the product is not what you would find in a flea market, most of the stuff were from china, the same product you can get in a discount store. the fruits and and vegetables were very expensive, but more fresh than supermarkets. other than that the vendors are very courteous and helpful. and the lady selling bullet shells was very cute.

If you’ve been to one flea market then you know typically know what to expect. The Barnyard Flea Market is no different. It’s a huge market with several rental spaces. Most of the rental spaces here are filled. This particular flea market has a large number of second hand goods and few sell new items. I’m a huge fan of visiting the fruit and vegetable vendors at the flea market, it’s much like a farmers market in a particular section. If you want to get the best fruit and vegetables from the flea market vendors, you should plan to visit in the morning. By the afternoon, most of the best is gone.
The flea market has some seasonal vendors also. Many you’ll only find during the Spring/​Summer. There are also speciality services like window tenting, car stereo installment, and cell phone repair. The Barnyard Flea market also has a café where you can choose from some artery clogging favorites like fried oreos, moon pies, snickers, and twinkles. I’ve had the fried oreos before and I’m a fan. They also serve hotdogs, hamburgers, fries etc., but I’ve never tried any. This is also one of the only places where you can find Pepsi vending machines. I don’t drink soda often, but I like an occasional Pepsi, which is sometimes hard to find here in Coke country.
The Barnyard Flea Market is located close to the interstate, which makes it easily accessible. You can’t miss the signage once you exit. The parking lot is made of gravel, which is so annoying. But this flea market is completely covered, which is a major plus during hot Georgia summer. If you wan’t to rent space, the office is located in the front. I encourage everyone to take a stroll, it’s an experience.