Cherry Avenue Auction

Love this place! Walk around ha e fun, look at as many vendors as you can! LIVE MUSIC! Beer garden! Will always come back

We have been coming here for years. We got a truck on auto swap, and it was a great vehicle. We've found some amazing things here as collectors over the years. I love the Chinese food place there. The chicken stick is delicious. Now that being said. It is not like it used to be. Was open 3 days a week now only 2. It's mostly cheap clothes and way more new stuff than old stuff. The section that normally has people selling yard sale stuff. Has just a few now, and it used to be packed. So if just looking for something to do and a chance to find a treasure even though slim. I recommend it at least once. At least try the food.

Love the Cherry Auction! Such amazing vendors, employees, people and a great atmosphere. The band is amazing and they have a beer garden. You can find everything here for such a great deal and it's a great way to spend your Saturdays or Tuesday's. You'll always find something.

Cool place to shop for random things from toys, gift items, clothes, and more. There are many good and drink vendors here serving nice cold drinks perfect for the hot day. Yee’s Boba Tea serves up nice cold boba drinks here too. Several ATMs available and only charges a $3.50 fee for a cash withdraw.

7/16/22 Wear your walking shoes. Go early to avoid the heat. I was there before 9am and parking was packed. They charge $3 per car. There is something for everyone. I was told that some vendors were not there due to the heat. I didn't think it was too bad. I wore shorts and was very comfortable. The people are friendly. Lots of toys, tools, vegetables, Mexican candies and tons of clothing. Walk around and ask for pricing to get the best price. I didn't buy at the first place. I ended up saving money by checking prices. Some spots might feel like a garage sale, so keep walking. I went with time and had lots of fun.

There is so much to look at! I'm from Visalia and I love our swap meet, but this one is so much bigger. We had fun just walking around, taking it all in. We bought some awesome tacos and a few snacks and enjoyed what we could before it started raining too much. I'm gonna check it out on Tuesday too. Thanks.

Nice place to go and walk around. look at all the items for sale. buy some produce or anything else you need. has nice clean restrooms. what else could you ask for from a swap meet/flea market?

So...The Cherry Auction has a long history and has been around for at least 40+ years if not more. Originally a live stock auction house, its grown and expanded to what you see now. There is a good mixture of new and used items and you can pretty much find anything here. Even get a good massage if you need it. The grounds and restrooms are always clean, in fact the whole place is well kept. There is plenty of parking and they even have cars for sale on the weekends. I might add they have great seasonal produce here. Honestly there is to much here to mention it all. Its a great getaway plenty of places to eat and just make a day of it. I've been coming here all my life and will continue to do so. Special note: In this time of Covid 19 and social distancing i was pleased to hear regular announcements over their PA system to practice social distancing and keep masks on. All in all i give it a 👍👍👍👍👍 i highly recommend it to anyone.

Small place alot to eat but getting in and out horrible parking not good dirty not many used items

Best time to go is Tuesday morning take cash & a hat they do have ATMs but I'm sure there is a fee and enjoy the walking and take your time

Alot of vendors not alot of food trucks. No animal selling but a variety of plants and flowers cheaper than the stores. Entrance is $4. Be prepared to exercise your legs. No electric scooters for rental for the handicap.

If you don't have nothing to do on a Saturday morning stop by the experience was amazing. First timer

My buddies and I make the trip twice a year for the Auto swap and we always have a great time. Small enough to take our time and see everything. Gives us enough time to walk it twice just in case we may have missed something.

A staple visit every time I come to Fresno. You never know what treasure you'll find and they always have great produce, snacks, and food.

Once a month my husband and I trek to the Cherry Auction Swap Meet. He buys gloves for work, I look around at clothes and makeup, and then we head to the produce area. Lately we have been perusing the swap meet (used) area looking for DVD's and items I can use for DIY projects. On this day I found a small metal candle holder I am planning to spray paint black and put a black candle and some fake cob webs on. I'm not going to pay $15.99 at Target for that! There is always music and usually a live band as there was on this day. The smell of churros and a bell ringing to call you to the agua frescas is part of the experience. If you like shopping at the Dollar Tree you will love the Cherry Auction. If you want to find someone selling hemp and other items made from marijuana plants, this is your place as well. Need bedroom furniture or a humongous cooking skillet for your next get together...this is definitely your place. As we headed out I stopped to price and receive information about homemade pinatas. A family makes them and I believe they are from Selma. The price is right and they are beautiful! I'm going to be needing some for celebrations this fall. Happy shopping!

From cute animals to yummy food! There are things for sale here on Tuesday or Saturdays! You can find just about anything here ! Feels like a huge farmers market at first and then you see all the diversity from clothes to phone accessories to travel things and so much more !! Definelty a great way to spend with family walking around browsing and buying things for a great affordable price ! Saying that be sure to bring cash!! There are ATMs available but why risk the fee! Come prepared All sorts of people here come enjoy a Saturday or Tuesday at the remate ! Aka cherry action

Bring cash every time you come.ATM always seems to be down. Such an inconvenience! Otherwise, it's enjoyable.

There was a shooting here today, I've had some bad days but this was the worst. There needs to be security around, the traffic cop actually got scared and ran away. I really loved this place, but today changed lives for everyone!

As farmers markets go, this is the largest in the area. Per it's namesake, we come looking for cherries and other fruit. We got there at about 8am, thinking we could get in and out with out much of a crowd to compete with. The majority of vendors were barely setting up tables. So we needed to bide time for them to set up. We did so at a centrally located taco truck and ate breakfast. After eating, we went through the booths looking for the best fruit. While each vendor was independent of the next, the pricing points were about the same on every item. So we selected our cherries based on the condition of the fruit. We selected some peaches based on their size. The fruit was ripe and delicious. A word of caution, having a little Spanish language helps with some vendors. Ripe fruit will not keep very long. Don't go before 9 AM.

Come here every Saturday that I'm not doing anything. I like the flea section more than the new bootleg item section. You can find some really cool stuff sometimes. The birria de chivo (goat soup @ the Mariscos Colima truck) is the best ANYWHERE I've ever had. Good birria de chivo is EXTREMELY hard to find!!!

Yes, this is a flea market, and yes, I get just as excited to go here, as Flemings. So here is how our Saturday morning at the Cherry Auction will arise: 7:15 Baby comes in our room and wakes us up. 7:17 Put her in our bed 7:17-7:30 My lil girl begins poking our eyes out, slapping our back and pulling our hair. This is how she says, "Good Morning!" 7:30 Hubby looks over at me. "Well, do you want to go to the Cherry Auction?" Me: "I'll be ready in 5 minutes, I don't need to take a shower!!" 7:33 I'm ready to go 7:54 We arrive!!!!!! It's far away in Fresno. It's on Cherry and Jensen.... I think. It's in the middle of nowhere. I don't know. 8:00 We pay for parking (2 bucks) across the street. We start off at the Taco truck in the back corner. 8:07 Hubby: "What do you want to get?" Me: "ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm......................... I think I'll get 2 carne asada tacos and 1 carnitas. Or do you think I should get the torta? Ohhh!! Did you see that guys menudo? Hubby: "nichole what the fuck do you want?!" Me: the tacos Hubby: laskdjfaskdjfldkfja "dos tacos carne asada. uno carnitas" laskjefsdlkfjsdkfj (that's him ordering in spanish) Me: Ohhhh and get me that Pepsi in the bottle. I don't like that Jarritos! Hubby: We're number 83. (but he says it in spanish) Keep a ear out for it. Lady: "ochenta tres?" Ochenta Tres?! "OCHENTA TRES!!!" Me: (looks at hubby) they still haven't called it, huh? 8:15 We get our delish tacos. They make homemade corn tortillas. Let me repeat that in bold and asterisks. *****THEY MAKE THE CORN TORTILLAS!!!!***** You could put fucking spam in the middle of it, and you would swear that it is the best taco you've ever had. But if you get a taco/torta you have to put the salsa on it. It is burn your eyes, runny nose, red lip hot. mmm, mmm, mmm. 8:20 (notice it only takes me 5 minutes to eat my tacos) Jay, I'm looking for a cheese grater, those lacy underwear, and a flat iron. Jay: Nichole we're at the flea market! Don't buy your underwear here! Me: But they are pretty, and they're only cinco for a tres dolars! Jay: Go ahead, but I'm not going to talk them into getting all of them for a dollar. Me: (glare at him as if he just said he thought my sister was hot) Jay: Fine nichole. I'll ask if they can go down to $2. 8:23 Stop at the "pan" man! He has pan, "sweet bread", for 3 for a dollar. This is something that you don't have to negotiate, it's just that price. I like getting those big hot pink cookies, and that red fluffy coconut thing. 8:30 Me: Babe!!! I need a dollar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HURRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jay: what are you getting? Me: a knock off hello kitty plastic cellphone necklace for the baby. She needs it! 8:40 Walking, walking, ohhh look at those mannequins!! Why do they make the butt ginormously big! My husband has a very VERY hard time resisting to slap the mannequin's ass. 8:45 Jay: "do you want a chicken on a stick?" Me: (singing) Chicken on a stick, makes me sick, makes my stomach go 246. Not because I'm hungry, not because I'm thirsty just because I kissed a boy behind a magazine. Hheeeeyyyyyy boys! You wanna have a fight? Here comes *JAY* with his pants on tight he can wiggle he can wobble he can do the splits, but most of all he can kiss, kiss, kiss!! Jay: Do you want the fucking chicken on a stick? Me: 2 please! 9:15 The line for this little truck is ridiculously long. All the time! You're going to wait but it's worth it for $1 chow mein, chicken on a stick, egg rolls....... 9:30 Me: have you seen a cheese grater yet? Hubby: You never told me I needed to look for one? Me: I hate you. 9:45 Me:Can you get me a fruit cup? but I only want the watermelon, cucumber and mango. No hicama. Oh and only a "little" chili powder. 9:50 Me: my mouth is on FIRE JAY!!!!!!!!!!! you want some? :) 10:00 Jay: there's the churro guy? You want one? Me: only if you can feed it through my ear. I can't put anything else in my mouth!!!! Jay: (he looks sad) 10:15 Me: I LLLLOOOOVVVVVVEEEEEEEE this pot. The lady told me she'd give me the whole set for 50 dollars?! Hey and don't we need sponges?! 10:20 (walking down the produce aisle) Me: Jay ask him how much for the cucumbers? Jay: 4 for $1 Me: Jay ask him how much for the strawberries? Jay: $5 for the half a case Me: Jay ask him how much for the tomatoes? Jay: $1 a pound. Me: What? that's the same price as Vons? They can't do that?! And this is how it is every Saturday, and sometimes Tuesday when my honey calls in. It's one of my favorite places in Fresno. Don't eat for about a week, and bring cash.

Cherry Ave. Auction, where small bills reign supreme. Seriously, small bills come in handy when paying. Pay the exact amount as much as you can. Either that or sharpen your mental math skills or make sure the vendor gives you correct change. However, there are other things to keep in mind: First, this is a flea market, not Club Rome. There are flies, it smells like a farm, it's hot, and you're walking on dirt. Why do some ladies insist on wearing a short dress and heels to the Cherry Ave. Auction then complain why it's so hot and their feet hurt? *facepalm* Some men are no different. Bro Code #25591: Never dress like you're going to a wedding reception when in reality, you're going to the Cherry Ave. Auction just to buy a bag of corn, chow mein, and a large Tamarindo. Second, this is a flea market, not Saks Fifth Ave. Things are new, legit, cheap, used, fake ("knock offs" to be PC) - there's a little something for everyone. From automotive parts to fresh produce, you could find at least one thing you want/need. There are plenty of good deals here, you just need to walk around and bargain a little. If you're looking for "high quality" items, sorry, but this place isn't for you then. Riverpark is calling your name. Third, this is a flea market, not Restorante de Pretendingtobefinedining. Chinese and/or Mexican food from food trucks is the shit. You'll find oily, greasy, thigh-expanding, ass enlarging good food here. Bacon wrapped hot dogs, sweet breads, fried goodies, and sugar filled drinks are common. No offense to those who watch their weight much more closely than others, but this is the wrong place to be counting calories. Fourth, this is a flea market, not a Whole Foods or Vons. Yeah, there are flies circling the fruits and veggies section -- and the produce may still have soil stuck on them. Does that make them less of a fruit or a vegetable? No. This is as fresh as you can get (unless you actually go out in the field and pick your own produce). The Cherry Ave. Auction is a farmers market/auto hobby shop/marketplace/food court/dance hall/car dealership/farm/outdoor club/real life E-Harmony...everything. They're open Saturday and Tuesday; entrance fee is $3 on Saturday and $2 on Tuesday (don't quote me on the price). Get here early (around 8AM) if you don't like shopping during crowded hours; it helps you with parking as well. If you know Spanish, that helps. If you can speak Hmong, that would be helpful for a few of the vendors, too. If you only speak English, shit...I don't know, point at what you want and smile. Just kidding, you shouldn't have too much of a problem. Just enjoy the place. Bring some small bills, find some good deals, and gain a few pounds during lunch.

Reminds me of my child hood growing up going to the flea market tool me a while to find this place after relocating from the bay area

The food places are okay. On the way going up the tunnel dead roaches were everywhere. I will not be going back.

Come with an empty stomach or a full one. Just like looking at it as the glass half empty or full. Your perspective but either or you'll be walking. Brush up on your haggling skills! (: For those that just want to browse bring an umbrella and be cautious! Lots of neat and cute items. Irresistible to walk away from this place without buying something ANYTHING! Place is overall clean, always an attendant walking each aisle making sure there's no run away trash on the floors. Make sure you don't wear loose over flowing dresses, pants, or jeans! They will get dirty. I learned the hard way my linen pants are now super mucky and stained. Lots of vendors so if you spot something you like don't purchase right away walk around to search for the same item for maybe a cheaper price! New and used clothes, shoes, vegetables, fruits, food vendors, to animals. I'm pretty sue you can find anything! And if you can't I'm sure you're not looking hard enough. I highly recommend bringing change!

Love the lay out, cleanliness of the entire place, friendly parking/custodial staff, vast variety of food and merch vendors. Parking is $3 on Tuesdays, $5 on Saturday. Never know what you will find; new, used, rare, everything from housewares to apparel. You can buy Chinese food or a car, so much food stuff! Be prepared by having lots of small bills, walking shoes, shopping caddy, sunscreen, work on your bartering skills, have lots of fun.

The fond memories of yesteryear are what continually bring me back......... the charm that made this place one of the most entertaining cheap Saturday morning ventures has indeed faded. With time and policy changes many of the cool amenities have eroded into obscurity. First the auction, long gone. No more truckloads of junk to be bought with five dollars in sight (I'm showing my age here). No fish guy selling live catfish out of the back of his old Datsun pickup. No livestock AT ALL anymore sadly. I can't tell you how many turkeys, goats, guinea pigs, birds I have Bought over the years here. It's just another Fleamarket. So it is what it is plenty of good deals on tools that were never stolen LOL. Plenty of knickknacks still quite a bit of good food. OK food. So hardly worth the extra drive for me anymore. I guess we just know how to suck the life out of everything as a society and community. 'Merica!

Bought a new van, received a chip key but no keyless remote. Bought two remotes from Amazon for $9.99 and called around Fresno for prices on programming the remotes. Anywhere from $150-$200 each. Nope not today! So I remembered there was a mobile locksmith at Cherry auction. The cost... $45 for each keyless remote. Yep.

Haven't been here for a long time and decided to check it out! Can't believe how many people still come to this place! They sell a lot of cheap stuff here from clothes, merchandise, animals, food, and etc. there are food trucks here as well, kinda had a hard time picking up my food because they will call putt numbers in Spanish. I waited quite some time for my food! I recommend going in the morning , it's not as hot as this is all outdoors. Parking is $3 on Saturday and $2 for tuesdsy

Tips. Leave your house no later than 7:15. Get there before the vendors are all set up, you're gonna need some time to eat those tacos Nichole was talking about. (Jay is funny as hell according to her review by the way!) Park close because when you finish, you do not want to walk ten minutes in Fresno heat to get to your car! Get the tiger's blood snow cone. Wear red, because your shirts going to be red anyhow once you drip all over it. Bring a plethora of handiwipes, LOL, preferalby anti-bac, you'll see! Bring CASH. Cash is king! Lots of ones. Your children will see every knockoff of toys ever made. The latest thing is the 'clackers' that us 40 year olds used to play with. Two acrylic balls on a string, LOL even the description makes me laugh, but let me tell you, your kids will go berserk for $3 and none of their friends will have them, which raises the coolness quotient. :D Chicken on a stick kicks ass, there is a reason these things are named roach coaches, though, just know that you may see a roach or two. :D Oh yeah don't be surprised if you don't buy one of those carts with wheels so you can wheel all your goodies and produce around.

I love this place. It's definitely for those who KNOW what to expect from a flea market in a farming town, haha. LOTS of mexican food, knock off mexican toys, but come on ... it's fun! You're not coming to the damn Fig Garden Farmers Market so don't expect to be treated with the upmost respect, cleanest places to eat or top notch buys. Growing up in Fresno my entire life, I've been coming here non stop so I know what to expect. GOOD - The amazing selection of produce they have! It's amazingly cheap, delicious and fresh! Straight from the farm that morning. We love to stock up on fresh veggies and fruits we know we'd be paying top dollar for at any grocery store in town. $1.00 for 4-5 avocados? Count me in. - Variety of delicious mexican food. Fresh and hot churros, a million taco stands, Concha stands (my favorite), original Elote, and not to mention the snow cones with flavors you've never even heard of. - Lots of random stands selling random things. Look hard and you could find amazing deals on some really good name brand things. I can't count how many times I've found Pampered Chef cookware, genuine art, cute secondhand clothing, and a bunch of odds and ends for your house. NOT SO GOOD - If you don't speak that much Spanish, it's good to come with someone who does. A lot of these vendors don't speak much english or if they do it's broken english. - Bathrooms. Yuuuuck. I'm pretty good about holding my bladder when it comes to public restrooms, but now that I'm pregnant I'm beginning to worry that holding it isn't going to be an option for me anymore. Crowded, smelly, overpacked, grimy and just plain gross. BRING YOUR HAND SANITIZER! - Try not to bring a giant purse along. It'll only get in the way if you plan on carrying loads of bags around. If you can just carry the essentials in your pocket. - BRING CASH ONLY. I've learned this! Bring cash or you'll find yourself constantly being directed to the nearest ATM time and time again.

If you go early enough, the Fresno heat won't get ya . . . just make sure to remember to wear a hat. The first vendors we happened upon were for the birds, literally. Parrots, love birds, finches, doves, quail, chickens/roosters . . . conveniently next to them was a bird food vendor as well. Ventured on to see the typical swapmeet vendors: lots of produce, dried chiles, polyester clothing, knock-off athletic shoes and yard-sale varietals. Be sure to eat at Casa Rosas food truck.

The Cherry Avenue Auction is a wonderful bit of Fresno and has been around for years. Lots of great items for sale. Lots of great people. Friendly vendors. Great food. The churros are the best. As good as what you can get at the Fresno Fair. Check out a bit of Fresno History. Check out the Cherry Ave Auction!

Large swap meet, Love to come with my family and walk around and just look around at all the different stands, loud place with a lot of wheeling and dealing going on, lots of Mexican food trucks and stands, Chinese food trailers, churro carts, everything for sale from cars, cloths, electronics, produce, animals to 2nd hand yard sale type stuff, I like it

This place is not that bad to go and maybe buy some good fruits and vegetables,but the fact that they allow unethical vendors to sell hundreds of animals kept in unclean and overcrowded conditions is unacceptable and looks very bad on the Cherry Auction Management. The guys who sell these animals treat them very cruelly without the slightest morality and many of them are stuffed into tiny cages in which they can't even move and half of them have a sickness and receive no veterinary care rather are thrown in the trash like disposable merchandise. I don't support this cruelty and you should consider doing the same until the Cherry Auction stands against animal abuse and ends the sale of animals immediately.

I really don't like it here after my horrible experience. I gave a curlyheaded Mexican lady which looked mean btw...20 bucks for some shirts I bought. As I walked away...she accused me of not paying so she grabbed my bag back. I was super furious!!! Not only was I scammed 20 bucks with no shirts...I was embarrassed of how she made me look like a thief. So I pretty much gave a big scene and grabbed the clothes on the table and threw it all on the ground n told her your items are crap and try to sell that! I complained to the office and told me that they can get my shirts but not my money back. They're not liable for your losses. so SHOP at your own RISK! Please look at your vendors and if their smiling and look like nice folk. Shitty ass swapmeet.

Had to negative 1 star the cherry auction.. Here I'll tell your why, CALI LIFE T-SHIRTS!!! Why in the hell does every stand here sell shirts that say cali life or california republic or a Marylyn Monroe shirts with her sporting a tattooed sleeve???? WHY????? I mean ok the first 2 years were cool ok I get it but damn every stand every shirt everywhere it's so old and played out!! Get some new shirts with new logos cmon!! I love my state but jeez when I see old lady's and lil kids with a cali life shirt I wanna literally barf!! Ok that is all :)

Love it!! Visit California for the 1st and family brought us here and I truly loved it. Great selection of different items, things on sale and the best, you can Always bargain! We will for sure come back when we visit again CA

My family goes here a lot. This place has so much cool stuff to look at. Nobody in family knows how to speak Spanish but we get along pretty well. There is lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Tons of taco stands. Clothes, jewelry, perfumes & cologne, small pets, chickens, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, snakes, lizards. This is a great place to bring the family & not break the bank. Tip- You can try & barter with some of the vendors, sometimes they will lower their prices.

There's this little food truck here.... "The Pizza Guy" man his pizza puts the big guys to shame. Heart slice and great value! If your at the Cherry Auction check them out. I would of taken a picture but it smelled so good I ate it!

Don't go here! Swap Meets used to be great places to go for bargain shopping and great farmers market produce. I went just recently to the Cherry Auction and the Pokemon cards we purchased were fake and cheap looking. The jeans, that were over priced, fell apart. The "hen" that we bought turned out to be a rooster, even though we paid more for it because they told us it was a hen. And! The corn on the cob had caterpillars it them!! Each of these were separate vendors and booths, so they take advantage of you here!!

Be careful. Some of these vendors are snakes in the grass. Take a bunch of $1 bills and pay the exact price. I bought something for 6 bucks, gave a $20 and waited for change. I was given change as if I had given her a $10 bill. So she was trying to pocket $10 for her self (must have been a pocho tax). It took about 5 minutes to get this female to come clean and give me the right change. Now, when I do go because I'm looking for a deal. I will only pay the negotiated price. I do not rely on their integrity because a few have none which ruins it for all. Plus parking is somewhere between $1-$5. :( On the plus side, the fruit is pretty exotic and wish I had the nerve to brave the crowd to go get some. I stopped going to this place years ago. The snakes in the grass pissed me off too much.

If you want your fix of useless toys for your kids, imitation brand clothing and probably the best churros in Fresno, stop by. Also, the last time I stopped by, there was a dude with a tent filled with old records for a dollar a piece. Hell yeah! I love this place, but I just wish I could wake up on time to stop by.

The Cherry Auction is Fresno's very own flea market. Every time I have a chance to go, I love and want to go. To me this flea market gives you a taste of Mexico. The whole scene, the people, the vendors remind me of my visits and stays at mexico.

Havent been to the Cherry Auction in a very long time. I was deeply disappointed!!! Everything was brand new. Very few stands with older items. Great place to come if u want to purchase counterfeit and faked items!!

Great food, lots of cool stuff to see. It's a must! The animals (chickens, roosters, bunnies, mice, turkeys) are fun. There's healthy food to eat, including strawberry/fruit deserts

AWesome!!! a flea market review!! SO ive been here a few times gotta say i like the increase in the produce section i gotta get my fix on asian veggies and getting em here is a lot easier then in the market!! also there is a guy that sells record here for cheap as Steven C pointed out in his review. For me anyplace you can get vinyls for a buck is a winner in my book!!! OH and dont leave without a churro or some spicy fruit lol...OH and if nock off name brand shoes are for you theyve got you covered here lol.

If you are looking for a swap meet/ flea market vibe to get things at discount, then this is a great place. Plenty of selection, and there are a couple of good food stands. You can pretty much buy anything from from veggies to pets supplies to socks. We went there on a Tuesday and there were plenty of vendors and the crowd was not too big. Definitely worth a trip there.

Went looking for lots of fresh produce and good thing I brought a back pack because I packed it! Tons of produce vendors! Even saw awesome flowers for cheap. This is where I'm going to Father's Day shop.

One of the worst Swap Meets I've been to. I've been here as a buyer and as a vendor, as a vendor this swap meet sucks, they make you wait forever if you don't have a reservation, then once they let you in and you find a space, the vendors net to the empty space will tell you is taken and there is nobody to help you, almost got in a fight with the guy selling toilet paper because he place all his "crap" outside the permitted area and I almost smashed it while turning in the tigh ailes, also vendors set up their swap meet canopies with huge overhangs with the pipes which also make it hard to turn when you have a big van or truck. I ended up by the produce unable to park properly with only a bit of space behind my truck and to the side, customers could not really see me so wasn't able to sell much and believe me most swap meets I got to, I sell lots of stuff becaue I always have great products! Also The car area BEWARE lots of cars in this area are big scams, odometer rollbacks, pink slips that don't match the seller's Driver's License,etc. Too may haters(jealous vendors).

great place to buy produce. cheap, fresh and local. Everything else is low quality. took a star off cuz of the dirt no grass at all.

Great way to spend a day off! Grab some tacos, visit the beer garden and relax in the shade ... that's the stuff! Even if I don't buy anything else, I still go for the food & beer!

Cherry Auction is a great way to spend a few hours outside, and come home with some cool things. Would like more used vendors, but you just have to look for them.