Stockton Open Air Mall

Great market, parking is a bit crazy though. Had a pretty good variety of goods being sold. Really great quality produce and prices, main reason I went. The food was amazing too! Had some great pupusas, and some elote. Food alone is worth a trip here.

This is a BIG fleamarket! It is gonna take you some time to see everything, I would plan on a couple of hours. I had a blast checking out the different booths, and I bought a lot of fresh vegetables. There are many food trucks if you get hungry. I bought two cups of coffee from different vendors, and it was what I expected, basic no-​frills coffee. I enjoyed seeing the different items for sale and just observing people. Something laid back to do on the weekend, and you might find an unexpected surprise.

It’s pretty big alot of produce alot of people coming to it. Best day is on Saturdays when not as packed. Even tho it is in Stockton it’s not really ghetto. I would for sure go back and not think twice about it.

I Love this place the food is yummy and I always find cool stuff to buy. The churros were fresh and hot.

This is a pretty big flea martket, but damn it it’s always hot! It’s packed like a muther every day that it’s open. They do offer a lot of good items and food. I enjoy the fresh fruits and veggies. It’s the baby version of San Jo w/​free parking and admission.

The flea market on Wilson way is pretty big, lots of produce stands
With fresh fruits and vegetables and free samples. Good Mexican food
And corn on the Cobb with mayo and lots of cheese. My kids loved
Because there was an electric animal they got to ride on it made there day
And I got a break. Will be back for the animal rides. So
Worth it.
Dave

I’ve come to the flea market twice– once a few years ago and another time yesterday.
The first time I came here, I only remember lines of mobile taco trucks and strawberry «agua de fruta.» I wasn’t left with a huge impression, other than a place to wander and sell a bunch of junk.
Typical of a flea market, I suppose.
My second visit was really pleasant. I came with an open mind and actually found quite a bit of awesome «junk.»
I bought 72 wooden clothes pins for $ 1, perfect for a home décor idea I have and perfect for other crafts projects. I bought 5 juicy and sweet white peaches for $ 1/​lb, way cheaper than the farmer’s market and the grocery store. I bought a silly solar-​powered cow bobble head to place on the dashboard of my car for $ 5. I bought a large, refreshing cup of strawberry horchata for $ 2 to share with my friend.
I’m very happy with all of my purchases. You really don’t have to reach deep into your wallet to buy the things you don’t need but would enhance your life.
There were various vendors with clothing. Some of them were not quite my style (bejeweled, tight, shiny fabrics, etc). However, my friends and I did find some amazing looking rompers of great style. Perfect for the weather, but the price was not right. For $ 15 a piece, I’d rather buy from elsewhere. But I was incredibly surprised that I could find clothing items to my liking at the flea market.
Other items I saw included bikes, birds, school items (pens, pencils, notebooks), cleaning items (dish soap, sponges, mops), toys, bedding, PRODUCE. Basically, you can find anything here. And don’t forget, you can always try to bargain. I’m terrible at bargaining prices down, but if you can do it, go right ahead.
The only downside to the market was parking. At around 10:30am, parking was already a pain. By the time we left around noon, parking looked like a complete nightmare. Open until 7pm on the weekends, I would advise coming at less popular hours. Around noon, there was a line of cars out the gate and collecting along Wilson Way. That’s the only warning I have.
Anyways, I had a blast with my girlfriends here, and would love to spend more weekend afternoons strolling through the market.