Awesome vinders. If you haven't been to Traders World, please give it a try. Lots of booths primitive shops,vegetables, flowers, and cooking great.  Come on out and see what treasures you can find.

It's always a fun time. I went Sunday just to get some steps in and spent $50+ on pocket knives, hats, socks, etc. in the first 40 minutes 😅

If you’re looking for a dirt mall experience, there are few in the US as iconic as this. If you’re looking for something other than a dirt mall….you’re likely to be continuing your search. Quirky and easy to reach. Foodcourt is appropriately greasy, but clean. A definite experience.

Excellent way to spend a rainy day or snowy one.. odd shops and unique finds with some good ol friend Fair food ! 😜

When my husband is walked thru, we came across a lot of very nice vendors that were willing to wheel and deal! But we did come across some that didn't want to come off the price that was marked!

I was able to pick up the perfect system for my car and he did my installment there....@building 5

This market is a fantastic place for those who appreciate organic, natural, handmade, and antique products. Whether you're looking for something special for yourself or a thoughtful gift, you’ll find a wide variety of unique items that stand out from mass-produced goods.

One of the best aspects of this market is the affordability. Compared to other places, the prices here are noticeably cheaper, making it a budget-friendly destination for quality shopping. You don’t have to spend a fortune to find high-quality, handcrafted items or rare antiques.

If you love supporting small businesses and artisans, this is the perfect place to shop. Many of the vendors sell one-of-a-kind, handmade products that you won’t find elsewhere. The selection of organic and natural goods is also impressive, catering to those who prefer eco-friendly and sustainable products.

Beyond shopping, the market offers a charming and lively atmosphere. It’s enjoyable just to stroll through the stalls, explore the diverse offerings, and perhaps even have a friendly chat with the vendors who are passionate about their craft.

Overall, this market is a must-visit for anyone who values authenticity, affordability, and quality. Whether you're searching for antiques, handmade gifts, or organic products, you're sure to leave with something special.

Loved the atmosphere. Lots of things to look at. Going to have to spend days trying to cover the whole grounds.

I absolutely love this place, you can find anything and everything at this place. If you're stopping through this is one spot you don't want to miss. I hate that they're only open 2 days a week

I always enjoy coming here there’s soooo much to see and great finds with good food(pizza,chicken,funnel cakes).. I wish they were open more than the weekend. There is a $2 entry fee and folks from all over the world!

Love shopping here. The  food court area offers lots of good food choices. People singing so there is entertainment as well. Just about things you want and need is available here.

There so much to see here! My husband and I come sometimes just to walk. There's plenty of aisles to explore. We take our extended family there as well. Everyone loves it!

Love this place. If you love shopping then this is the place to go. It's huge they have stores on the inside and on the outside they have everything and food . In the summer time in the back parking lot they hold races there you should definitely check it out

Absolutely love this place, you can find anything you need, even unique finds! Very nice Manga and Animated Stuff to find and take home! Great place to walk and eat fresh home style foods as well~ SHOUTOUT TO AISLE TWO!

If you're looking for a place where the deals are as wild as the treasures, look no further than Traders World! As a pest control professional, I’ve been to more flea markets than I can count, but this place? It's got everything. Literally *everything*. I was half expecting to see a guy selling “vintage” roaches and antique mothballs—it's that kind of place. But hey, no worries, no need to call in an exterminator here; the only pests are the ones in the bargain bins.

From quirky antiques to electronics that are definitely older than I am (but still work surprisingly well), Traders World is a treasure hunter’s paradise. You want a rocking chair, a comic book, and a pair of socks with your face on them? Done. Looking for rare vinyl records, vintage toys, or that elusive collection of garden gnomes? They've got it all. It's like the world’s greatest yard sale, except it’s all under one roof and there’s no need to haggle with someone’s grandma.

The variety is *amazing*. Need a new set of garden tools, a hand-carved wooden cat, and a 3-foot inflatable unicorn? Yeah, they’ve got that too. Traders World isn't just a place to shop; it’s an experience. It's a mix of chaos, charm, and deals so good, you'll be wondering if someone forgot to price-check the snacks. Just make sure you watch your step—you might trip over a vintage lamp or a surprisingly well-stocked booth of stuffed animals. But hey, if I can handle it as a pest control guy, you can too. Just don’t be surprised if you leave with a few more things than you planned for—and maybe an extra bottle of bug spray, just in case.

Highly recommend it!

It's very large with a lot of cool shops. Can easily spend the day here.

Nicer than I was expecting. Lots of goodies, there is even a booth selling mattress and massage chair. Some booth we saw them in local events like the renaissance festival and hot air bloom show, etc. Definitely worth wondering around

Brought the family for the first time (I have been many) they didn't know which way to look. Very entertaining. We bought some fun stuff without breaking the bank. Love it.

MUST plan a day at Trader’s World if you’re in the area! Amazing options and little shops to visit, fried chicken and cookies are always fresh and DELICIOUS, indoors and outdoor vendors to explore, and live entertainment! Grab the kiddos, grandparents, all age fun for a GREAT family day.

Today was our 1st time. And we are definitely HOOKED. They have everything! From top notch clothing and shoes to garage sale type booths. They have a fun food area where people hang out and watch the games. We had a great time!

Traders World offers a vast selection catering to collectors and those seeking knick-knacks. It's advisable to arrive early, especially on Sundays when some stores close early. Parking is available for $2. The diverse items and shops make each visit unique, and connecting with knowledgeable vendors enhances the experience.

Went for the Sales, was shocked at the feel of this place.  Part museum/ Part flea market making a whole package worth the trip.  Pizza was decent as well.   Overall a wonderful day.   Little higher end then the one over the highway.

An amusement park of a flea market. A proverbial time capsule as well as a stage for anyone and everyone to buy sell or trade anything you could possibly imagine. Antiques and collectibles galore. Bring some spending money and prepare to walk-there's a lot of ground to cover if you are trying to make a day of it!

A large variety of just about everything here. Also food vendors and US Bank ATMs on site. Take cash also because not everyone accepts card payments. They do have Virtual Reality games I didn’t get to try it this time but I’ll be back to try it. Also if you just want to exercise and enjoy the views of all the inside and outside vendors.

I get it.  You're not into flea markets, yard sales, goodwill, or other treasure hunting.  Doesn't matter.  You'll regret not visiting this place at least once.  Give yourself at least 3 hours, and go.  Without knowing what happened, you'll find yourself in a terrarium of mid-west/southern life.  Thing as they are, as they were, and as they shall be are represented here.  Yes, you can find vintage (everything) here, hot wheels, trading cards, dolls, jewelry, riding leather, light-up shoes, and a mess of bedazzled products. Buy some of those things...but also look past them, and meet some of the excellent people running these booths.  You'll learn a lot about yourself, and you'll get a rare glimpse into an actual healthy community of local entrepreneurs.  This place is a store, a social club, a restaurant, a church, and a haven.  Take advantage of the church pews around just to collect your thoughts before you move on.  It's a lot.  Like...a lot.

Logistics:  Bring water, good walking shoes, cash for purchases and parking, and maybe a backpack or larger bag to carry your goods in.

I'll plan another trip to Dayton/Cinci just to spend more time here.

Sooooo much!! You won't be able to cover the entire place in one day. No, that's not a challenge. Lol
You'll want to give yourself plenty of time to enjoy what you're looking at and passing along. You have to pay to park, ATM inside as well as food, snacks, new items, vintage etc. Some vendors are cash only. This is open ON THE WEEKENDS ONLY!! BOOO but I can understand why. Remember where you park your car!! We can't wait to come back.

Everything under the sun here. The best booth is in building 1, if you go to Traders World you must stop by and see John at New Creation Antler Art. Some of the best art with wood and antlers. Beautiful knives and lamps. You will not want to miss this place, this booth is worth the $2 parking alone.

We make this a yearly must do for a trip when family comes in from out of town. It is easy to spend the entirety of the day here and there is so much to see. Loved the displays as well!

This place was amazing, there was so many things you can find with discounts on many things from toys to games masks to clothes sun glasses and all kinds of things. The food there is amazing and to help as well air condition inside . It was truly amazing and I will say if you go make sure you have plenty of time cause you can take all day literally just walking through and looking at all the things there. They have plenty of ATMs through the building to get cash cause ome of the vendors there are cash only.

Lots to see with a wide variety of items! Make sure to plan for at least 4 hrs. There is lots of food choices and soda machines allnthrough out. 20oz bottles cost 1.50 much better then other places we have visited!! Was a fun day trip and we will be back soon

You have to see it for yourself.  Lots of deals. For a "flea" market.  The food is pretty good!

Very interesting and lots to look at! Only down side is that it's a little hard to navigate. Other than that had a great experience

Ive been going for years, but i wish they would add or fix the atms in the building. A lot o their vendors only take cash and the atms were all offline or out of cash. Disappointing to travel 3+ hours and nobody take a card.

A lot to see here! Lots of great artists and small business owners to support. Only problem is this place is full of human tortoises.

I like flea markets, but this is turning into a mall. I still go because.... what are my options.... but I wish they had  more antique and were dog friendly so I could spend the day without rushing home to my baby.

This was nice inside and out today.  Good weather and  they had car autocross in the back lot.  There was also good smelling food inside of many varieties.  I'll be back sometime.

Neat place to stop and browse. After a while, you start to see the same things in each booth. We were there 1 hour 30 minutes.

Nice place usually clean respectful vendors. Something for everyone. I always enjoy going to look for new finds and deals. Its close to a two hour drive from Indy so I don't go to often but will always return

This was my husband and I's first time here. There is so much to see. It can be a bit overwhelming. I found some really cool things inside a store called Artsy Fartsy. We'll definitely be going back.

A very large place. Took a few hours to see it all. Typical flea market...not a lot of quality items, but still at or above retail pricing.  Diverse crowd. We did buy a few things. Was a decent day trip.

Over priced for a flea market. Vendors were all polite but the customers/people walking around need to learn some manners. They could also use some sort of smell solution. If you get headaches easily, I would steer clear of the place. Also, do not come here hungry. Food options are atrocious. Nasty and overpriced by far for the food.

It's ok. A lot of the same kinds of booths, same kinds of products. Sellers were friendly and knowledgeable, and nobody gave any high pressure sales. Mid venue with some high end products. Expected more of a flea market vibe; felt like more of a polished dirt mall.  $$-$$$

This was the first flea market that I’ve been to that felt like an amusement park. You drive into a long driveway with giant characters on the grass and go to a parking booth and pay $2 to park. The building is giant, with many vendors and food options. I was really sad getting there in the afternoon because I thought there was no way I was going to see everything in a couple of hours. That was until I actually saw what the vendors were selling. The majority of the vendors sold knives/swords, candles, pop figures, and toys. There were some others thrown in there but most of the things sold felt like stuff they bulk-ordered from China. I walked through the building in an hour. There are also vendors outside who have more flea market-type stuff. Although a majority of it felt like it was picked dumpster diving. If you’re in the area I definitely think it’s an experience to have but I would not go there a second time.

I went hunting for some antique furniture and decor, and found far too many far-right political groups and Christian groups proselytizing instead.  I was disappointed and uncomfortable.

I was not very happy with the food area.
I ordered a Ruben sandwich.  I asked them to remove the onions because the last time I came it was covered with onions. The lady taking my order said the Ruben does not have onions. I explained that us great because the last time it was coveted. I receive my sandwich take a bite and my mouth is filled with onions.  I then take my sandwich to the lady to show her. She explains yes the sauce we use has diced onions in it. I told her you told me there was no onions but clearly the sandwich has it. She says no sorry that is just how the sauce comes.  I say all you had to do us say the sauce has onions and I would have asked fir no sauce. She says no you cannot ask for no sauce because this is how the sandwich comes.  I explained if I had an allergy I could have been sent to the hospital. She says well if you were allergic you shouldn't ask fir a Ruben.  I said first of all Rubens do not have onions and second you Saud it fid not contain onions. Look just give me my money back. She refused a refund because I took a bite of the sandwich.

First and last time.  Kids were disappointed as well.  I will say the atmosphere is interesting and the vendors were nice but it’s mostly really cheap trinkets and marked up Temu items.  The worst part was the food which is awful.  Do not show up hungry.  The food is on par with a little league concession stand but way worse.  With the amount of people that visit this place there’s a golden opportunity for a food vendor that actually cares about what they’re serving to be successful here.  There’s a lot of potential to this place (atmosphere) that is unfortunately overrun with cheap items and atrocious food.

if you love confederate flags, cheap over priced clothing, and workers who just sit there and glare at you, this is the place for you! Okay now being for real, I enjoy walking around and looking at things, you might find some gems but it’s slim. It gets crowded fast and I visit maybe once, twice a year but that’s good enough for me.

What a bust! No, really. For a few years, every time we have passed through the area and seen the Traders World place along the freeway we said "Let's stop by next time."

We finally made it in March of this year. Went on a Saturday morning at 10 (it opens at 9) and over half the place the stalls were still closed until well past 10:30! So you have a booth at a place that is open only two days a week and you can't be there by nine AM on a day when it is open?

The rest of the stalls or booths? Wow. With very few exceptions it's nothing but a collection of cheap, low quality Chinese imports of the same quality as any Dollar store. We made two laps up and down every aisle, trying hard to find anything worth buying. Finally we gave up and left again. Even wanting to spend some money there was really nothing worth a penny, so we kept our money and went somewhere else for lunch, since the food offered here... that would be yet another story and just as disappointing as the Traders World itself.

Going in and out of the different buildings from wing to wing, looking at the collection of items sitting in the outside areas, partially covered with torn tarps or in ancient, wet, rotten card board boxes this was not an advertisement making us want to come back. The only money we spent here was the $2 parking fee and it wasn't worth it. One-time stop.

Had a horrible experience as a vendor. If you want hundreds of dollars worth of stuff just "blown away in the wind" and nothing done about it just go set up here.. You live and you learn.. Lost my business and I would have been a long timer too.. Someone needs to clean up the "trash" at that place..

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