FAQ’s

All vendor vehicles and/or trailers must be parked in the market and within the boundary of space(s) you rent.

While there is no “required” set up time or time to arrive at the market, we suggest 6:30am as an arrival time. This typically allows sufficient time for vendor to set up and be ready for customers who shop the market.

While we do not impose mandatory times that vendors are required to stay in the market, vendor attendance does drive the market. As a result, we strongly suggest that vendors stay until 2pm. Advertised market hours are 6:30am to 3pm which are promoted on various marketing venues and social media. This time frame is what customers see and expect when planning to attend the market. When vendors leave the market early, it hurts the market in terms of its draw and appeal to potential customers. (Please note, that this does not apply to instances of inclimate weather, personal or family emergencies, or some other unavoidable circumstance.)

The size of rental spaces is based on 16ftx20ft. Many of the spaces within our market are actually larger, however, as a vendor, you are paying for the above size space which is to include your vehicle, tables and set up. Occupying more area than the above designated area can result in additional rental fees.

Yes, vendors may not sell food, drinks or any type of consumable products. Also, “bootleg” or counterfeit merchandise, items that may be construed as drug paraphernalia or are of and adult nature are prohibited. Management reserves the right to restrict or prohibit the sale of any items that may be viewed as offensive or detracts from the family atmosphere of the market.

Monthly reserve spaces are held until 8am at which time management staff may elect to place daily vendors on reserved spaces. At no time should daily vendors assume they may occupy a reserved space.

All daily spaces are available on a 1st come 1st serve basis. Daily spaces are not assigned as we prefer vendors select their own location in which to set up. However, all daily vendors are responsible for reading and knowing the market rules including being able to distinguish open vs reserved spaces. This includes asking management for assistance prior to setting up in order to avoid setting up on a reserve space.

We suggest that daily vendors set up in the main field which is where KC’s Grill is located. Our philosophy behind this suggestion is based on the fact that more foot traffic occurs where amenities such as food, bathrooms and ATMs are located.

This depends on what you are looking for both as a vendor, and/or as a shopping customer. Based on our experience and feedback from our regular vendors, Saturday often times is reported to be the better day in terms of selling merchandise. Saturdays also offer shoppers 1st opportunities at buying merchandise. Sundays, typically have higher vendor turnout, as well as an increase in the number of people who shop the market.

All of the spaces within the market are designated in between white metal plates. All reserve spaces will be lettered (for the row you are on) and numbered, but are further designated by a red RES which is placed at the bottom of a given plate. If you are looking at a plate that has a red RES marking, the reserve starts at that plate and continues up to the next higher numbered plate in that row. As a daily vendor, it is your responsibility to make sure you do not set up on a reserved space. If you are unsure, ask for assistance!

All vendors who enter the market are responsible for the safety of their tables, canopies, merchandise and set up. This includes using and insuring tables that are strong enough to hold the weight of the merchandise placed on them, that any canopy, umbrella, or covers are properly secured and that all items brought into the market are removed at the end of the market day. Vendors are not permitted to dispose of unwanted or unsold merchandise in or around their vending space, market garbage containers or dumpsters.

Pets are not permitted on flea market grounds as per our pet policy. While we understand the desire of pet owners to bring their pet to the market, pets have resulted in numerous issues which include, not being controlled by their handler, excessive barking, aggressive behavior toward other pets, and people, bites, damage to vendor merchandise and market grounds due to handlers not monitoring and cleaning up after their pets.

Follow established market rules, bring any concerns to the attention of management so that it can be addressed proactively. This includes behavioral issues on the part of anyone who is violating market rules, becomes offensive, demeaning, or aggressive. Reporting anyone who appears to under the influence of alcohol and/or controlled substances, or who may be selling or engaging in illegal merchandise or activities.

No. Licensed gun dealers are not permitted to sell firearms or conduct business in the market as per PA Law. Firearms that may be legally sold within the market are those firearms that are defined as long guns (rifles and shotguns), that are owned privately and are in good working order. Anyone selling firearms must be a PA resident, and must verify and sell to a PA resident. Please be advised that pistol sales or any sale that require transfer of ownership are prohibited. Any vendor who meets the above criteria, and chooses to sell firearms at the market, is responsible for the handling of their firearms, and following all state and federal law. (Please note, the above is not to be construed as legal advice)

The best way to enjoy our market is to come with no specific expectations. While it is natural to come to a flea market with hopes of discovering various treasures, flea markets in general, operate on the concept of having an ever-changing number of vendors and merchandise. Every day or week is different in terms of what vendors will be present as well as what merchandise is available for purchase. Flea marketing is supposed to a fun activity and is based on the thrill of finding those hidden treasures!  So relax, and enjoy the fun of looking for and hopefully discovering those items you consider to be treasures!

Cash is the best and preferred method of payment. While some vendors may have the ability to accept debit/credit cards, the majority of vendors will only accept cash. Also, avoid bringing large denominations of cash such as 100 or 50 dollar bills. It is suggested that shoppers bring smaller denomination bills. There are ATM machines available on-site if you do not wish to carry your own cash.