Antelope Valley Swapmeet

This place has it all. You will eventually find what you’re look for if you look hard enough.
Yes, it’s pea gravel everywhere and it may be a bit dusty, but it keeps it cooler than blacktop asphalt. Just stay hydrated and use sunscreen when it’s summer.
Plenty of food vendors (the Menudo is great) and about 5 places to get your $ 5 beer. Roasted peanuts are addictive.
Food advice: Just around the corner about 800 feet south on Pearblossom Hwy is a Mexican restaurant called Las Palmas (4.5 Unilocal stars) that makes the best chicharron tacos in the AV. Cash only.
Plenty of parking and $ 2 regular/1.50 students to get in.
Lately, they have had a decent rock band, but I wish they would get some more youthful local talent. The Banda side is always rocking and packed.
Enjoy.

This swap meet has good deals at bargain prices. A lot of vendors to deal with and also made friends with some of the vendors. I was able to come home with multiple bargain deals. Fun place to take your family to enjoy a good day.

$ 2 entrance fee per person. We stopped in on a Sunday morning before land sailing at nearby El Mirage dry lake and found some fun props to add to our zany Mad Max styled adventures. We picked up some loud old school sunglasses for 50cents and then an old skateboard type contraption for $ 6.
It was fun browsing through all the wares and the food courts offered up some yummy authentic Hispanic eats like micheladas, elote, menudo, street tacos, and pupusas.
Worth the $ 2 entrance fee. It was an enjoyable way to spend our time as we waited for our friends to gather at the nearby dry lake bed.

This is honestly not the worst swap meet a person can go to. It has actually good live music whether you like Mexican music or alternative. A lot of vendors with a lot of different goods generally cheap prices depending on which stand you go to. The food is good but overpriced. I hope this place sticks around because it’s cheap Sunday entertainment.

The swap meet!!! It was pretty cool… i arrived at 10am and already the place was packed… plenty of parking… before you enter there’s a farmers market i guess would say… the admission for an adult $ 2…kids are free… there’s a lot of vendors… they sell old and new stuff… if u really look u can find something… the food was good… i tried a spot that had no name on it but they sold Mexican food which was real good i order a torta goood… my over all experience was great just bring a pair of tennis shoes because there is a lot of walking…

Being partly handicapped, I find it difficult to walk on the uneven dirt surface. I wish it was easier for me to walk. Parking is difficult, and the lot is especially difficult for me to walk on.
HOWEVER, I go anyway, because there is a nice variety of «stuff.» I make hand-​crafted jewelry, and I can find tons of supplies there.

I have been coming to this swapmeet for years! It’s a Sunday tradition with my mom. The menudo is great, and you can walk around with beer. I find great new and used stuff, like clothes, accessories, home decorations and so much more!

I consider myself an interior designer and I find amazing stuff at great low cost. I’ve brought all my fruit plants, flowers and gardening materials at great prices there. It feels great helping out the locals and getting great deals. You can’t beat that. It’s like any other swap meet it can be a hit or miss. Only thing I truly hate about this place is its dirt road. I hate getting dirty.
I go to alot of swamp meets and this is one of my favorites.
I do advise you to stay away from the fresh fruit stands. I haven’t had good luck and getting tasty fruits there. Looks good on the outside till I open it. Rotten.
Have fun shopping.

So much junk.
So little time.
This place just might have it all… Including hepatitis C. But the menudo is TO DIE for.
Serious.
Go there and that’s what everyone is eating… And listening to a really bad cover band.
Recently I’ve been obsessed with the heat transfer t-​shirt booth. I mean look at these amazing shirts! And only $ 8!
Recently there are people around asking you to sign a petition to ‘save the swap meet’. Sad to say, this place will eventually be bulldozed to build a wall*mart or what have you.
So get your menudo now!

I go every Sunday, with my mom, good bargains, a little dusty, but a great place to spend your day, we love the food, live bands, and we meet lots of new friends.

Its not a bad swampmeet, dusty of course. I love to go for chili cheese frys. If your bored on a sunday its a cheap place to go… and if your lucky you can find something you like. If you love dog clothes, there is a guy who sells outfits he makes, he has seriously at least 100 outfits. They have cheap and expensive ones. Just a tip.

We come here every Sunday. I enjoy the bands and cool finds! Just a nice place to get out with the family :)