Dog Days Flea Market

"Dog Day's flea market offers a diverse selection of items available for purchase. On Sundays, a large number of vendors participate, making it the busiest day of the week. The entrance fee for buyers is incredibly low, only $1, if I'm not mistaken. If you are looking to sell items from your home or business, this establishment is an exceptional choice. The staff is exceptional and will provide assistance for all your needs. Dog Day's marketplace not only offers delicious food but also serves the best lemonade in town. You can find a wide range of items to buy, from household goods to farm animals. Bring your entire family for a delightful day in the sun and explore the numerous excellent deals available."

"Pretty reasonable prices, especially the plants. Some areas aren't so pleasant. Yes, there are animals that are overcrowded in cages. Some areas do look like a homeless shelter. Many items are useless and are mildewed. If you want your items to be sold, for goodness sake, Clean them up or just trash them. Come early before 6am and bring a flashlight."

"To all the reviewers that said it was a great place, I'd like to know where the hell you went because it wasn't Dog Day's Flea market. If you live close it may be ok if you're bored but DO NOT waste your gas or time. It's nothing but junk and over priced odds and ends. Half of the stuff was wet from being out all night and some of it was molded. There were a few actual vendors that had items but they were way over priced.. Just dirty. Also, lots of animals being sold, mostly in over crowded cages, even saw 1 duck with a broken wing and tons of roosters jam packed in crates. Sad."

"Not a huge fan at all. I went to the Big Flea Market in Memphis all the time growing up and was shocked on just how trashy it was here. Waited in line over an hour to get in Labor Day weekend and was totally disappointed. The grounds needed to be cleaned up and vendors (not all) need to clean up their areas so I don't feel like I'm at a homeless camp. Some looked like they lived there year round. All animals must have shade and water. That's a lie. Definitely not enforced. Sad scene for a lot of those animals."