Pecan Park Flea & Farmers Market

This place can be described as «The good, the bad, and the ugly»
The good: some of the biggest tastiest zucchini and squash i’ve ever got.
The old guy who has a store that is more of a museum with retro gaming/​technology
Everyone is willing to haggle
The bad
That one retail priced furniture store in the middle
A lot of things need repair, but the sellers wont tell you that (Giant picture had a cracked frame in the back that was easily fixable, but seller insisted it was in perfect condition)
the ugly:
The smell. The god awful smell when the summer sun hits that building is just beyond comprehending. A lot of the stores are basically peoples garages with price tags on them. One seller told me to fuck off because I noticed that it wasn’t an oil painting but a print (The print was n’t level with the frame so it was pretty obvious)
I wouldn’t drive more than 15 minutes to go here, but if you’re in the area you might find something you like

Best place ever!
Hand made Adirondack chairs
Pickled everything totally amazing! !!!
Best ever!

This is not a farmers market… I repeat… Not a farmers market. I went on a Saturday morning at 10am expecting to find fruits and vegetables. There was one stand in the whole place with some very sad vegetables covered in fruit flies. I was very disappointed.
If you are looking for a bunch of cheap stuff from China, leather, old books, fake purses, Pirates DVDs and junk then this is the place to go.
I was in the market for a No Trespassing sign, which qualifies for the cheap stuff from China category and I happily paid $ 1 for it.
They do have metal signs for your garage and some sorts themed stuff if you are into that.
There were a few food vendors but they didn’t sell anything I was interested in. I would have bought boiled peanuts if I didn’t have a bunch of homemade ones in the fridge. The only reason I would come back here is if I needed something cheap or maybe for a Halloween costume. Don’t forget there are lots of rebel flags to buy, including rebel flag kids sheet sets. Start em early! Yeehaw!
The paintball and go carts looked like fun but I wasn’t in the market.
The tiki hut dive bar onsite did Intrigue me but it was too early to get my drank on. They apparently have karaōke and $ 2 drafts so maybe I will take the hubby there. Sure to be great people watching.

We come here for the vacuum cleaner guy (Kirby, rainbow) because he has the bags for our classic vacuum. However if you had $ 3000 you could outfit your ENTIRE house to look like the set of a cheesy, vampire B movie. I’m not kidding. There’s something about genuine Italian leather furniture on overstuffed super lacquered sofa sets that scream «I’m O positive, take ME, take ME!»
Oh yeah, the mini donuts are pretty good.

There are some things that you just have to come here for… phone cases and veggies are a must. We needed new case for our iPhone 6+. The ladies who sell them out here are particularly good at putting those screen protectors on for you. Probably because they are always doing it and practice makes perfect. I do love to wander out here for real, one mans trash is another mans treasure.

I love this flea market. It is my all time favorite. The only critique I have is that the shops aren’t always open which stinks! But it’s very clean! And so organized! This place is awesome! There are some awesome deals and right next door you can feed some gators and sing some karaōke! I’ve bought so many cute bracelets here that look just like bracelets from buckle. Here it was a total of $ 12 for about 6 bracelets. And for a pack of six at buckle it’s about $ 25! What a steal! The people here are so kind and love to negotiate! If you have little girls visit the bow lady! I don’t know what garage she is in but every week she hand makes disney bows, girly bows, sports team bows, any kind of bow you can think of! She always sells out by Sunday at 3:00 so get there on Saturday if your daughter is interested in her beautiful bows!!! She will even do special orders!

I tell you what, This place has changed. It’s cleaner and the shops are full of better quality stuff. The old market (before the fire) old run down and full of trashy stuff. I mean a couple of places you might be scared to go into. I think you could have found some stuff the ajax couldn’t wash off. But, now the place is swept up and I even saw couple employees with dust pans walking around picking up what some of the low life folks drop. I really dislike it when people get something and throw the wrapper of misc. on the ground. I guess they were raised in a barn. Now wait a minute some of the locals in the area were raised n a barn. This is the Northside where teeth and shoe are optional. Brains not so prevalent.

Place is ok, vendors open kinda late only a few were up an ready an hour after they open the day I went (Saturday). The lady at the bracelet mania shop very nice and friendly and have beautiful bracelets pretty cheap. Big place that sales perfumes is great they take debit cards and the lady is also very helpful and friendly.

Pretty fun and had a few cool spots. Didn’t have too much of a flea market feel, but it was different and had some nice shops inside. A lot if the places were closed, maybe Saturdays are way more busy.
The mini powdered sugar donuts are delicious! Try them!!!

so. much. junk! But that’s the point right?
I wandered in on a Saturday just to look around and didn’t really plan on getting much, but… oh was i sucked in! If you are a fan of anything from cheap home goods (like cleaning supplies), knock off handbags and wallets, shoes, speakers, MUSIC (any one who loves vinyl can find some awesome –read cheap!!!- finds here). ALSO, if you want lawn furniture like benches, swings, a new boat… i mean there is virtually everything here. I walked out with vinyl records and some awesome license plates to add to my collection.
I’ll make my way back sometime soon. If you’re wanting to just find random knickknacks, vinyl, shea butter/​cream, or awesome kettle corn, pop in to this flea market. It’s huge, you’ll walk out with something. Enjoy!

I love this place best shopping ever lots of fun with friends and family. Its the best place in Jacksonville to get incense and oils. Also if you’re looking for a place to get Shea Butter of black soap its the best place

I always like to stop here when visiting JAX. Essentially there are 3 rows of vendors so its not terribly warm. You find the typical flea market items: shoes, clothing, bootleg CDs, furniture, pet stuff, Toys, electronics, etc! Food vendors with hot dogs, funnel cakes and Italian ice (always a hit). You can find bargains and outrageously priced items. There was only one fresh produce vendor while I was here! I picked up a really cool marshmallow gun for me (oops I meant my kid)!

I went here today, it took us two hours to walk through everything.
We ended our adventure with a drink at the Tiki Island Tap House, an outdoor pub at the entrance end of the Market. The pub looks out on a gator pond, which has three small gators in it!
The flea market itself was great, so many things to see. My friend found a really cute hat.

Careful going here. When we arrived the guys in the back seat said, «do we really have to go in?» Fake stuff, more fake stuff, and yes, more fake stuff. I like old nice stuff and none of it is here. A few of the vendors didn’t seem friendly and only one, of many, actually tried to help us.

I visit here whenever I go to Saint Mary’s to see my sister and her family. It’s not too big to walk around. There is a snack bar area and bathrooms. I personally look for books and there were plenty of those. I also like old glass items and they were in abundance.
There are new items also and handcrafted stuff. I would recommend and I will definitely return the next time I’m down there.

Oh god, so much junk, yet I’m drawn in by it. I’ll admit, I LOVED IT. It’s in the middle of a trailer park/​campground and there’s a «beer pond» which is pretty much a tiny pond with a guy selling beer from a cooler. You can find almost anything you probably don’t need and aren’t looking for here, but you’ll probably buy something.

Pretty big flea market. A melting pot of products from fake prada purses, incense, art, veggies, pokemon cards, leather jackets and the list goes on. When you first walk in there is a guy who sells hand dipped incense that smell awesome.

Something for everyone! Pecan Park Flea & Farmers Market is fairly large in size. They’ve got mostly indoor stalls with vendors offering anything from dollar store items, like a 12 pack of sponges, to large dollar items, such as custom built cabinets.
There is a ‘cafeteria’ area where you can buy the traditional snack bar items, like hot dogs and popcorn, with an area to sit down and enjoy a quick bite.
There are dog vendors, clothing stores, antiques, a Vietnam Vet who makes handgun holsters, rug vendor, window tinting, furniture sales, and portrait photography, just as a start.
There is also a car detailing center and the «Pond Tavern» outside where one can enjoy a few cold ones while sitting by a pond listening to music.
Our favorite vendors:
1. The Vietnam Vet who custom makes molded leather gun holsters.
2. The folks at the African Cocoa Butter and Black Soap booth. Haven’t tried either? This one is a must!