New Egypt Flea Market Village & Auction

Pickers Paradise! I was finally in the area on a Sunday, and I am glad I stopped. Charming little village, very nice people, good prices, and it looks like more little shops will be coming soon. A nice mix of shops and tables. Lots of antiques!

As someone who goes antiquing and thrifting often, I can say that if you are looking for some treasures, this is your place. Sure, it’s a little dirty and rundown, but I feel that’s where you find some of the best items.
I came here one Sunday with my boyfriend as he knows I love flea markets. He mentioned he passed this place often but it was always closed during the week when he drove by. I will say that I parked my car and literally not even a minute walking through, I found something to buy.
I love old wooden boxes and anything rusty so for me, this place is a dream. Prices were reasonable, and if you are the type that likes to haggle, you could probably walk away with a few items.
I bought a shelf, drawers, an old bottle and a pot.
Tons of little huts to look through, you’re sure to find something to fit your fancy

Awesome place! Many changes. More to see. New vendors. Well kept shops artisans and crafters. Antiques and repurposed furniture and home décor. many new visitors and returning customers. returning customers from years ago. All saying Wow! Great New and improved place… Word is out this almost forgotten quaint little village is most definitely up and coming for all to enjoy.

It’s a flea market; set your expectations accordingly. Now picture several dusty, gravel strewn, acres of ramshackle huts and small buildings, folding tables, and a few chemical toilets – that’s pretty much the extent of the place.
The shops and stalls do have an interesting assortment of goods and quite a few dealers have nice selections of old books. In general, the prices are fair and the people friendly. That said, their website might lead a stranger to expect a much more upscale place, which is is not.
Be advised, virtually nothing here is handicap accessible. Only toilet facility is a porta-​john (chemical toilet).

I first checked their web site. WOW… that was way off! I love the part about climate controlled buildings, you’re lucky to find one with a safe floor. Seriously, be careful when you step inside these shotgun shacks.
It opens on Wednesday’s around 8 am., or 9, or 10. I thought maybe it’s just an odd day, so I was dumb enough to return, and again, they open when-​ever they feel like getting there. Some actually believe they have high end antiques.
It said they have a junk yard on site, OK, where the hell is the flea market.
I’ve been to some lower level sales, but DAMN, this is the bottoms.
Save your time and gas as there are better markets around.
I’d rather spend my time cleaning up after my neighbors dog!

Great place! There are more and more vendors dealing at this flea market all the time. You can find unusual stuff you won’t see anywhere else.

It was dead the day I went… BUT interesting place. They sell antiques, and interesting items. You may not find what you like… but it’s a day out.