Daytona Flea & Farmers Market

It was a sight to see, but nothing really for me… This place was alright, but nothing of interest or value to buy. Thought about picking up some oranges, but there was a man working there who had need for a tissue (had a buger) and I was afraid I might get a bugery orange. Anyway, lots of stuff to see in here!

Get all your Nascar gear here, half the price. All kinds of everything. Not much in the way of food choices though. Take a look.

I was in Daytona on a trip from Philadelphia and decided to stop here. Huge place with a ton of things to check out however it’s a bit difficult to navigate as it was about an hour before I found any sort of map. There also were not many food options here.

One of the biggest and cleanest flea market I been to. Plenty of vendors with each corner having a small station to buy food. If you get lost, don’t tell your party to look for that small station bc they’re everywhere. Always note the letters on the building. If you come here, check out the fruit/​veggies section. We bought about 7 sacks of fruits to take home. Also, the bathrooms are very clean!

In from Phoenix for a few days. My husband and I walked around the whole flea market– we LOved it! Wish we had one by us as good as this one…

A large and interesting market where you still can find a few sellers who keep to the real flea market tradition and will smilingly haggle with you. Worth visiting if in Daytona Beach or nearby.

I saw several vendors selling confederate flags and I was immediately disengaged from the experience

Great tai Resturant center south side. You would never know unless you have been. Produce is good and you can pick up some deals. The rest is great for gifts for those that are hard to please.

My husband grew up spending Saturdays in many a flea market, but I had never been so when we moved to DeLand he was excited about the prospect of carrying on the old childhood tradition. This flea and farmers market is one of the best I have been to in my limited experience. They have a large complex of different booths from popcorn to toys to touristy shirts. It can get very hot in the summer months but they plenty of fans to provide a breeze for the shoppers and an air conditioned building to cool off in. I would definitely choose this flea market over the larger one in Sanford!

The produce section of really nice. All looked very good. Was able to find things we had been looking for at good prices. Very big place easy to spend a few hours looking around.

Very disappointed this is NOT a farmers market. There were a few stands selling citrus and veggies but the majority of the stands were all the same. T-​shirts t-​shirts t-​shirts and cheap impulse junk you can get anywhere. You folks need to attract some specialty vendors and more stands with meats and cheeses.

This is a great place to shop. It is a little overwhelming because it is so large but that also gives you some choice when shopping. I was able to do all my Christmas shopping here in one day so that was good LOL.

Nothing unusual. Just simpky things that repeat throughout. Needs more variety of itens. Good dollar stores and gardening atore.

This is a good outlet mall type thing.
I wouldn’t call it a flea market because
Its 98%new stuff.
Not old antique and junk.
Its a good place for travel ers
But not a true flea market.
If ur a vendor of old stuff its prob
Not the place for you…
But worth a try.
⁶⁄₁₀ stars.
Oh and the bathrooms have a guy who wents tips
Where im from thats odd and not allowed

If you’re in Daytona on vacation, the Daytona Flea & Farmers Market is a must-​go if you want a taste of the local flavor. Not literally, because the actual quick grab-​n-​go food is just cheap grease.
But, you can grab fresh Florida and Georgia produce from various vendors, there are also spice/​hot sauce vendors and MY ALL TIME FAVORITE Steve’s Pickle Place! This vendor sells all different kinds of pickles, tomatoes, olives, smoked meats, and so much more. All of the samples are free! And the size’s vary depending on which food item you’d like to purchase.
Most of the market is located indoors and depending on how crowded it is, can get a bit cramped, so keep your young ones close!
This place is a maze! If you didn’t grow up in Daytona (which I didn’t, but my husband did) and you went here every weekend, you are going to get lost! So, make sure you have a couple hours to spare and roam around!
My husbands and mines favorite vendors carry old video games and comics. There are at least three good vendors for this. But, they are scattered throughout the market. So, you need to grab a detailed map that are scattered amongst the market.
Other than food and vintage gamer gear, there are other vendors that sell cheap trinkets, to kitchen supplies, to clothes from China to over priced antiques and much, much more!
*There’s a free local car show the first Saturday of every month! Located in the parking lot, so it’s a little busy! But, well worth it! *
There’s free parking, located in grass, and plenty of it!
So, if you’re looking for awesome pickles, fresh produce and mullets galore, check out Daytona’s Flea and Farmers Market this weekend!

Okay I’m always a skeptic in regards to flea markets and I’m always on a mission to find that flea market that we all know doesn’t exist. This is one ginormous cluster of booths, produce stands and businesses (I don’t know what that is about I guess in some peoples mind these are all businesses). Where to begin I think with the businesses — a barber shop — a tire shop — a window tint shop, a house plant shop, scooters and reproduction signage there must be more but I will let you uncover the mystery businesses I haven’t listed and we won’t keep score lol.
Once you wade through the tee shirts, belts, buckles, phone cases, knives, as seen on TV stuff, luggage, jewelry, clogs and out of stock shampoos and carpet cleaners there are some really unique booths that gave the flea market it’s name.
I personally would never eat here and pray I never need to pee while searching for that one item the owner doesn’t know the value of and archeologists have been searching for hundreds of years to uncover. I actually enjoy the hunt and I have found a few things that I couldn’t live without but that is rare.
In regards to the infrastructure there is plenty of free parking, the shops are mostly under roof it’s not very difficult to get in and out of and a great place to people watch. Allow yourself plenty of time and don’t ever pay list price regardless of what anyone tells you they will deal if you push the issue they will they aren’t selling that much merchandize some of the items weren’t antiques when they first arrived here.

Nice way to spend an afternoon in Daytona. I enjoy going to flea and farmer markets just to walk around and people watch. I very rarely go looking for any particular item or for a great deal. My friends and I spent a good 2 hours here, and I know we didn’t even get to see all of it. I actually found the flea market part very organized and full of good booths. I’ve been to several flea markets that just felt like either a dollar store or a garage sale. Yes, they did have some of that here, but I felt overall they had a better variety of items. We never did get to see much of the farmers market, so I plan on checking that out next time.

I visit Daytona every year and it is a must that I come here. I mean they have everything!!! Awesome spices to homemade jams and jelly’s, great produce and a tarot card reader! HAHA. Its pretty huge so know you will probably be here longer than an hour. Also know you will spend much mula! lol. Not to mention most of the vendors are super friendly and some even bargain with you.
If you’re ever in Daytona, you should definitely check this place out.

The biggest flea market I have ever seen. The farmer’s market is what sets it apart from others.

Mmmmm kettle corn, pickles, and funnel cakes OH MY!
I love coming here. They have fresh produce for AMAZING prices. This is where I get my Dixie Outfitters T-​shirts made. I love to eat at the little tai restaurant and cant forget about the crunchy/​salty fried chicken at Hop-​A-​Long Grille. The pickle people have a huge selection of different flavored pickles, my personal favorite is the Horse Bites. I like to chop them up and throw them in my potato salad for an extra kick. I could ramble on forever about this Flea Market, all in all its MUCH better than Flea World and the one in Deland.

Flea markets are morbid curiosities that I have a strange love for at times. I can spend hours wandering in a flea market — buying completely nothing yet walking away with a treasure trove of thoughts and images lingering in my head.
I love to drink in the images and smells of kettle corn, funnel cakes, and hot dogs and the off hand conversations with people I’ll probably never meet again. My husband loathes flea markets with a healthy amount of disdain and repulsion along with my conversations with strangers.
I bought some cheap perfume called Timeless by Avon, because he said it smelled good. Very dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. Repulsive stuff after 3 sprays but it dries down to an exotic powdery smell with a faint hint of peach. Kind of like love eh? I decide it is not money wasted because it can serve as a perfume and human repellent.
I almost buy a beautiful white orchid plant for $ 4 at A2, but I realize that every plant I buy ends up dying and given away to my mother, who has nursed all my plants back to their former selves.