Delta College Flea Market

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and the fam usually come by Sunday morning were else can I buy the kids cheap toys to shut them up? They have tons of food trucks me and the honey love the $ 1.50 tacos whoop whoop ! so come by and support these folks!

The Delta College Flea Market located in the Delta College parking lot. In Stockton, California.
I’ve been coming to this Flea market for the past few years. I like to just walk around and see what type of junk, I might like. It’s great for a morning or an afternoon walk. They have a lot of stuff here ranging from BBQ sauce to Spray paint. Hella used clothes and plenty of knockoffs for a Nikka. I come mostly for bike parts and broken tools. Also whatever, I see I’ll probably pick up.
There is plenty of parking for you, the best part there is no charge for parking and no entrance fee. There’s also not a whole lot of produce here compared to the Open Air mall on Wilson Way.
The bonus here. You can get your chubby on in the shade. A whole bunch of tents are placed around the Flea Market for you. Also they have hella food trucks up in here. So make sure to bring cash.
Some of these fools, you can wheel and deal. But most are set on their price. I’ts like a game of high and low. They’ll come at me with some stupid price, like I’m Boo Boo da Foo. «I’m like hell nah, foo, you must be trippin».
This place is the bomb dot com and love coming to places like this. It’s either you like the Flea? or you Don’t? If you don’t like it, then keep on steppin. We don’t need a bunch of haters here anyways, ya dig.
So if your are look for a tube for your bike or just wanna look for some bootleg shit. Come on down and see what’s crackin.
The Cuddy VD

LOVE the variety of food here. As for the vendors, most are really nice and have a good range of prices. Although there are the few vendors who think they’re Target and try to bring the price up. My son saw a power rangers jungle fury toy (3 inches tall) and the woman said it was $ 10. $ 10?! Really? It’s not even in the original package and whatnot. Anyhoo, aside from that, there are usually awesome things you can find here. We got bike parts, old cell phones (for the loyalty plans that require cell phones with no Internet capabilities), a wheelchair for my mom and so much more for cheap.

Love it here on the weekdays lots of surprises. «One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

My husband and I love this place. It’s become tradition. There is always something for everyone. You can get a great coffee and pastry, walk around, and find great bargains. Free to get in, free parking, close to many stores and the mall. The produce has been great so far. We love it!

I’m a fan for the carmel corn booth. So good!!! I walked around the market some, but not enough to really get a feel for the place. Next time I’m in Stockton, I’m going to drag my mom or brother with me. I seriously got excited walking around here. I never have much to do when out here, now I do. Yay!!!

I love flea markets. You can find just about anything and everything. The best part are the prices are cheap and no sales tax! However, I don’t necessarily buy stuff just because it’s cheap. I won’t buy cosmetics there because you really don’t know where they come from or what’s in them. I also won’t buy any electronics there either. They are cheaply made and many are used junk. Some vendors have really nice looking purses and wallets too. If you don’t mind them being fakes then there will be variety in which to choose. I like buying the multi purpose kitchen scrubbers that are 10 in a pack for only $ 1. You can pay twice as much at the stores for only a few scrubbers. I also like the articles of clothing like socks and shirts that are reasonably priced. The only downside is parking at flea markets can be a headache somethimes but worth it if you love bargins.

it’s all the same. I have better luck at thrift spots.

The produce here is worth it and MORE.
Stop buying your fruits and veggies at your local grocery store.
Put up the parking issues and find the vendors here who sell the above at such low prices that will make you feel like you got the hook up.
Don’t be scared. The fruits and veggies are EXTREMELY fresh!

This is easily my favorite flea market in Stockton. I have been to the other two flea markets in Stockton and found them to be a bit on the dirty side, and at places where I wouldn’t necessarily feel comfortable walking around by myself. This flea market is in the nicer part of Stockton, near the mall. My bank is also right across the street, so if I need more cash for something, it’s available quickly. They also have a vendor that sells good coffee right there at the flea market, so that is another big plus when I go early in the morning… especially if it is on the cold side. Just recently (a month or so ago), the college painted up a large row of handicapped parking right next to the vendors, so if you are disabled, there is more parking for you now. I am not handicapped myself, but I thought is was good that they took the time to provide for this.
It is a nice size, but is smaller than De Anza College’s monthly flea market in Cupertino (Bay Area near San Jose). The positive is while De Anza only offers their flea market once a month, Delta College has theirs every weekend, on both Saturday and Sunday.
Pros: Very clean; prices from vendors are reasonable most of the time
Cons: If you buy furniture (or other large items), it is a mild challenge to get it to your vehicle easily. I think that comes with the territory though.

They have everything here! Located at the Delta College, how can you pass up an opportunity to get old used stuff for cheap, without an entrance fee?!
They have nail polish, furniture, toilet paper, used electronics, and FOOD here. Lots and lots of food.
Will come again, great place to go for old stuff. But bring a hat and sunblock. It gets HOT.

The Delta College Flea Market operates every weekend, rain or shine except Easter and Christmas and New Year’s Day if they happen to fall on a weekend day. Parking is free as is the carryout service operated by the student workers. Didn’t plan on buying that washing machine? No problem! They have a flatbed golf cart that can haul it out to your car. Fitting it in, or calling Uncle Fred to bring the pickup is your problem.
Spaces are 10×20 (roughly — they vary since they are parking spaces) and you can rent one for $ 15 either day. Just arrive around 5:30 and go to the north end of the Bud 1 lot where the Market office is located. There may be a line, but it is rare not to be able to get a space. If you rent two or more you can keep your car in the spaces with you, otherwise you have to unload and park in one of the outer lots. Plan on staying until at least 1:00 PM if you rent spaces, otherwise you have to get an escort out through the crowd from the student workers.
Lots of good stuff, lots of good food and a nice place to spend some time on a weekend. Much safer to hold your garage sale here too!
If you want to rent a space every weekend, either Saturday or Sunday, you can do that too — for $ 10 per space paid a month ahead. You may need permits and other documentation to be a reserve vendor. Check with the information booth for the Market when you are out there or the web page for Delta College.

Many times, I will start my weekends with this flea market! It is fairly wide and has a variety of vendors from imported goods to your basic clothing sellers!
Con: Compared to others flea markets in Stockton this one is small and has a small fruits and vegetables section!
Pro: Several parking lots and a variety of vendors

The parking lot of Delta College is transformed into a swap meet. I’d have to say I love this stuff…
Need toilet paper?! Because they got that too, from the things you’d normally see like fruit stands, clothes and what not to more random (at least to find at a flea market) you can sign up for comcast if you’d like. But it’s cool place to walk around and see what people got. You might find some cool stuff. Dvds, cds, games, toys, clothing and all that. I can’t help it but laugh whenever I see a lot with hella tools and crazy hardware with like 10 lawn mowers its like dude did you jack those? But I’m not here to question I’m here looking for stuff. For the kids is pretty endless for them, toys lay in piles from lot to lot, but if you go through them you’ll find some cool stuff. It’s always fun to see stuff from your childhood and it puts you in awe or just makes you laugh.
There have been a few new booths selling some cooler stuff, one sells healing stones (no I’m not talking about power balance although… people don’t realize that shiny part of it is made of a natural stone that opens energy spots on the body) but yes I’m talking about natural dones, and most of their products are from Thailand. Lots of buddhist stuff pretty awesome.
WOMEN BEWARE IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR HIGH END PURSES… please don’t be fooled. Almost all of them are fake and some even from canal street NY (the huge bootleg street). Most of the Mac make up at least the ones they sell for really cheap aren’t real, if the eye shadow had a mirror at the bottom ummm no that’s not real because Mac eye shadow doesn’t have that. The same goes for the Jordans that are sold here…
Anyway… back to the good you’ll find many things here I don’t want to say anything. But good place to browse and if you’re hungry there are a number of food stands throughout the place :)
Parking can get crazy btw.

Need a bed? How about some fresh fruit and veggies? Like meeting new people? Chewing the fat with a fisherman? Mmmm, all that browsing has made me hungry, let’s see; Chinese 2 to choose from, Mexican also 2, shaved ice, kettle corn, churros… maybe a snowcone. Now for some plants, my living room does look a bit bare. Find just about everything you need including hootchie cootchie clothing, socks, cd’s, dvd’s and cell phone accesories… but BEWARE the student government association has determined they need to charge for PARKING-​$ 3.00-wow, don’t the taxpayers fund the college already? What’s up with that? It will only hurt the vendors!

Saturday or sunday morning, about once a month, I take a stroll thru the local flea market, have found signed Litho’s and all kinds of other goodies, but one must walk past the booths of new imported junk to get to the goodies.