Collingwood Auction & Flea Market

Place is great I've been coming here since 1965. Fun family booth28 has great essential oils for your body you can also burn them in an oil burner. You will find a lot of great stuff the restaurants are really really good. I particularly go to a couple of the Mexican places as well as the pizza shop. Great day out great place if you want to sell your estate sale stuff in the back of course. Always clean inside and I always get great service. Trendy fashions that's owned by Paulette she has a lot of beautiful stuff she is right next to me at door 10 so come in and visit the both of us we look forward to seeing you. It's going to be getting warmer out pretty soon so there will be a lot more vendors and a lot more activity. Once you get the bug for this place you'll always want to come even if it's just taking a walk outside just clear your mind the inside is all wheelchair accessible every door has a wheelchair ramp .I myself am disabled and use a walker as well as a scooter. You never have to worry about walking up steps if you have balance issues. Hope to see you soon. Fun family also sells a great assortment of incense and Shea butter you can't go wrong. Hope to see you this weekend.

First time here ! Very slow Sunday , not a lot of people . Over priced stuff . DVDs for $5 . CDs $5 . I usually hit the thrift store for those things & get better prices . I really wanted to support but it was over my budget . A lot of food spots too . Not that big of a market .

I visited here with my mother to see what they had, and the experience was mediocre at best, although there was one gentleman that stood out. He worked at the CBD store and was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to assist. Keep up the great work man you are appreciated

I was raised on the jersey shore.This market is on its way to freehold on route thirty three right next to our favorite diner j b's I don't think i've been there since I was eleven, which is fifty eight years ago. It was wonderful to walk through.There were things you'll never see anywhere else.And the produce was enormous like right off the farm

What's good about collingswood is that you walking there and don't know what you're going to see that you are happy to see or didn't even realize that you needed it. I love going there. I often find and buy things at a very good price that I didn't even realize that's what I was there for. I recommend it for all people to visit

Collingwood Flea is a real old-time flea market. You can find entire estates emptied weekly here, folks doing their own yard sale or selling their personal collections, as well as highly curated vintage and antiques. Inside the shops are loaded with old treasures and deals on newer items (plus good food options), while outside the vendors change and bring fresh finds all the time, you really never know what you'll find. You can score tons of $1- $5 items- if you like thrifting and the hunt for treasure, this is the spot. I'm an outside vendor here, and this place is still affordable enough to allow for anyone to set up shop -- that translates into deals for shoppers and a constantly changing assortment of sellers and products. Like no other place! Open Fridays and weekends, minutes from the shore, located in Wall/ Farmingdale, NJ (not Collingwood, NJ!!!).

This market doesn't look like much from the road, but we were pleasantly surprised. Decent # of outdoor vendors, and many more in the one indoor building. Lots of old and vintage of all descriptions.

I've always liked this flea market. To be honest it needs some TLC. The red tables are run down, as well as the parking lot. The vendor's are very nice.

Old rundown place. It was very tiny and dark and a lot of used items. I did not find anything interesting.

This place is a mixed beast because of anything and everything you can get here but today I'm rating the Bambino Pancakes. I came here because they offer credit card usage but you have to spend at least $10 which was no problem. What I really wanted was the whiting fish breakfast but the sides weren't available so I settled for the French toast which were nothing special but just available. Got French toast, sausage and eggs slapped with fake cheese and trust me I know real and fake cheese. Even Velveeta would have been preferred but it was some off brand fake cheese. So that's my rating for today.

If you're a fan of Trump's Big Lie, this is your place. Outside you'll find a veritable cornucopia of insurrection: Plenty of Trump memorabilia and lots of deep discussions can be overheard that are basically Fox News talking points freshly cut and pasted. That being said, every so often I come across an interesting item of an antique nature. One or two of the vendors outside are genuinely fine folks who I see at other Jersey fleas.

this place is a lot of fun I always find a great deal and I am able to get a nice walk in and some sun

There is a lot of variety here. Everyone is working very hard. Don't bother coming early because it takes people awhile to set up.

Food: I know this establishment has various eating places within the complex. I haven't had any of their food so I cannot provide a personal opinion related to this part. I have heard that they have a well-known pickle stand for those who enjoys pickles. There is a sub shop and several ethnic food stands that seems to look good. Cost: It is a flea market and so the prices are very inexpensive. However, don't expect to get something of quality for the cost. I've bought some interesting items (old books, a watch, etc.) for a few dollars which is definitely a steal! Environment: I've been there during busy days and non-busy days. There is definitely a lot of stands to look at and items to peruse through. It can get pretty busy but that makes it all the more fun in my opinion. Service: What you see is what you get. Each person has their own stand and so the service ranges with each person. I have never had someone who was rude. Uniqueness: Compared to other flea markets that I have visited, I enjoy this flea market because it is made up of people actually selling their 'old junk'. Some of the other flea markets that I have visited has turned into a wholesales market instead of individuals selling their old belongings! One mans junk is another mans treasure! If you enjoy walking and have time to spare, I highly recommend just checking out the place on a nice saturday morning!

We went to Collingswood on a Sunday morning on a whim. And, we were less than impressed. Perhaps, 11 am was too late to arrive at this market, but all the vendors outside basically had "junk". I know.. I know.. one person's junk is another's treasure. But, regardless, this looked like junk! The inside of the market was slightly nicer with things that one would actually want to buy. With Columbus and Englishtown Flea Markets in the area, I doubt we will give Collingswood another try.

I just came back from the Collingwood Flea Market. I was looking for a 14K gold pendant and it was recommended that I go there. Two very nice jewelers were set up inside. KDC jewelers was the business I eventually made my purchase from and the owner is very nice and a goldsmith so she can also do repairs.

This flea market is pretty junky. It's a lot of people selling trash and knock offs. Nothing is of good quality, and on a hot day it's no fun to walk through.

We were there today first time got a few things . Yes they do have change you don't need exact plus you get a plastic bag for your purchases. Watch dates on things . Food we passed on . Found disposable broiler pans for the oven . Swedish fish candy $1 a box . Wished I could have walked more maybe next time terrible with knee arthritis

Gosh I love the airsoft guns they sell. Me and the boys hit this joint up about once a month. Place is nice to find some dope shit

If you want plush surroundings, this is not the market for you. If you enjoy the thrill of the hunt though, you will enjoy this place a lot. Come early with an open mind and wear comfortable shoes.A lot of the vendors have been here for years. I have benefited from developing rapport with them over the years. I mostly shop outside where the best deals are.

Not my favorite auction that's around but it definitely does not disappoint. Lots of people selling stuff that will catch your eye.

Love it here! Collingwood is my favorite place to sell and shop. Friday's are great but I also enjoy coming here on Sundays. I prefer the outdoor market but the indoor market has some interesting shops such as the incense shop. I also like the coffee and the gourmet pickle shop inside. Outdoors, you never know what you're going to find and the prices are very reasonable. Interesting people, items and vendors always at this market!

Don't waste your time. Not a real flea market but instead an outdoor dollar store. Minimal & cheap food options, poor service. The entire building is not really neat or organized. Maybe one or two vintage/antique shops but they were more like dusty garages. Visited in December 2020.

This is one of the closest flea markets to my house, so when ever I get a free Saturday or Sunday, I usually go. Its definitely hit or miss. I've found great bargains and days when I didn't buy anything. You definitely have to dig through boxes and piles of stuff but that's what I expect from a flea market. If you want neatly arranged clean vintage treasures, then Collingwood flea market is probably not for you, go to an antique store in Red bank instead. Me, I like a little dirt with my finds.

Brought the wife and kids here on a Friday in the off-season. I suspect the experience is much better in the summer and on weekends. When we went, it was a little drizzly out so there were no exterior vendors. We went inside and walked up and down the aisles. For my wife and I, this was a nostalgic experience as we both fondly remember a similar indoor flea market that we grew up going to (it's closed now). All in all, we did not buy or do much at the indoor vendors, with a few exceptions: -There is an Army/Navy surplus place here which seemed pretty good, though most items were unpriced so I don't know if the prices were good or not -There is a slot car place in the back of the building, they rent track time with cars and controllers by 1/2 hour or 15 minute slots. My kids enjoyed that (though I noticed some cars and some slots on the track were in pretty bad shape, making racing pointless, but my kids mostly just liked to run the cars around the track). -There are a lot of food options, we didn't try any because it was after lunchtime but well before dinner but it seems like some might be pretty good. -There was a place that sold old-tyme toys that was decent There was a 'junk' seller in the back, whose booth was overflowing and I kind of wanted to dig through it, but I never could find the seller. All in all, worth a stop if you are looking to kill some time, but expect it to be a little run down. I would come back and check out the outdoor sellers on a nicer weekend. Perhaps their wares are newer.

Awesome finds. Hubby was very happy! We're looking forward to going back. Great shopping indoor and out.

I really enjoy going there Brings back childhood memories The pickles always good the bakery changed a lot I still like it in the summertime when people sell on their stuff Nice place to spend the afternoon

Ah, Collingwood. Nothing's better than waking up at the crack of dawn on a Saturday to hobble down to their big ol' dirt lot, and interact with some of society's most.. interesting people. I've said it to friends before, and I'll say it on here - if there were ever a place that was like visiting Tatooine's market (from Star Wars, for you less nerdy types), this would be it. There's people selling broken electronics, boxes of rusty tools, various trinkets, jewelery, some useful knick knacks, and even the random table that has boxes of expired food for sale. I keep expecting to see Chewbacca walk by, seriously. Joking aside, there's actually some pretty decent stuff to be found here for a good price, if you're up for both haggling and digging through literally hundreds of boxes of absolute trash. There's some tables that a few vendors must rent on a weekly basis (along the fence), since they always have the same garbage that they just leave there during the week, covering them up with tarps at the end of the day. Other tables are usually occupied by people who are just cleaning out their garages, or the occasional crazy hoarder type who thinks everything he owns is worth a million dollars. If you're going to sift through the piles of stuff for something, try to have at least an idea of what it's worth beforehand. The building has a bunch of permanent vendors inside, including one absolute nut job hoarder who's stuff literally spills into the aisles, most of it broken. A few food stands are inside as well, including a place that has some pretty great kebabs. One area you need to hit if you come here are the "pickle ladies" in the middle. It's two women who make homemade pickles for sale, stored in giant barrels, and are quite frankly some of the best I've ever had. Coming here is a true treasure hunt, and can be really fun and nostalgic if that's your cup of tea. If you come in the dead of summer, bring some water to drink - the dirt lot heats up fast.

Truly a classic Jersey spot. If the weather is nice shop outside first. There are lots of tables with great deals and plenty of fun. Then step inside for deals. Don't forget to buy some pickles before you leave.There is an ATM, but bring cash.

Went here with husband and mini me, we wanted our daughter to experience what we did as kids. The amount of tables was good. Yes some crap but one mans garbage is another's treasure! We picked up a few items and most vendors outside were willing to negotiate a fair price. There is a cool comic store inside, it was like my husband died and went to heaven..I had to drag him out of that one! There was also a toy store that sold tons of new beanie babies/boos and frozen merchandise so any 1st grade girls dream come true! Also ate a Maria's kitchen inside which was ok, nothing to write home about. Overall, to find a few bargains and spend a Saturday morning we would come here again!

I always find small treasures here! If you decide to go to the outside vendors, be prepared to pick thru stuff. The people that work there are friendly and will haggle with you. Bring cash for that reason

This flea market is really really big. I stumbled upon it one day driving home from a camping trip. Basically in the warm months they have rows and rows of outdoor vendors set up selling everything you can think of. And then you go indoors and it's even bigger. You don't have to try that hard to find something you like at a really good price. And if you look really hard past all the junk, you'll find some awesome stuff. I went home with a travel guitar, a belt, and a bunch of other stuff for $30.

We usually don't make it here until noon or 1 at the earliest, and by then there are always a lot of empty tables... not sure if they're not used at all, or just that those people take off early. In any case, from what's left over there's always a pretty decent amount of stuff to pick through. There are at least a few booths that have just boxes and boxes of junk/treasure to dig through, and always some people selling used furniture, etc. The best stuff is outside. Inside is worth a walk through, but generally don't find much there. They do have clean restrooms inside, and you can grab a snack if you're hungry. If you're using your GPS to get there, use this address: 5309 NJ 33 Wall NJ 07727

This is a true flea market. Sure there's people selling new trendy stuff like fidget spinners and vapes, but the outside tables are a fun treasure hunt. I usually go on Sundays because of the eclectic mix of vendors. Some prices are ridiculous, but there's lots of great deals buried in the tables set up along the railroad tracks. The ladies restroom needs a remodel. It's only slightly better than peeing in the woods. Auction held the first Sunday of each month at 2pm.

Without a doubt the absolute #1 WORST FLEA MARKET EVER. I've been to many flea markets in my life, in many different states and collingswood has nothing but garbage.... I'm not joking, it's garbage. The items that all the vendors are trying to sell his stuff from basement clean out garage clean out broken snow shovels rusted cans of anything they can get their hands on it is just pure garbage that belongs in a garbage bag at the dump what a waste of time

Some of the very best pickles on Earth. If nothing else go for the pickles. As far as the rest of the place goes it is a treasure hunt of stuff. You have to like Flea Markets to like the rest of the place.

First time there and found many good bargains. Wish it was more full, but more vendors than other flea markets. Most vendors are negotiable and very fair. Try the excellent food at My Cousin Vinny's. They take their food seriously! Everything is delicious! The best bargains are outside. $1 T-shirts are rare!

The one place I come here for is the bakery in the middle. It's located across from the pickle place and has the best Russian eye bread around. It's worth the trip for it. I really don't look around the place but I remember coming here as a kid with my parents. They would go to the auction and my brothers and I would go slot car racing. Must admit there is a lot of junk and newer stuff outside. It's a place you must see for yourself. Everyone has their own opinion.

This place is great! I have only been here on a Friday And it was a great experience. I only go for antiques no new knock off stuff. But I would say 1/3 of the market is new stuff and 2/3 is antiques. So it has stuff for everyone. Everything was reasonably priced the vendors were for the most part very level headed with prices. It's the worst when you go to a flea market and the people selling think they have GOLD and they really have junk. (Lay off the antique road show). One of the best market in the tri-state for sure next to Columbus. Almost every table was taken with a vendor selling. So there was a lot to look at. I hope it stays busy like this because I will be here every Friday!

It is what it is. Anyone writing reviews saying that it was filled with junk or dirty- what did you expect? Its a dirty old place that should probably be knocked down, filled with weirdos and a bunch of crap that nobody needs. And that's what makes it pretty cool. To quote the Elf, "This place reminds me of Santa's workshop, except it smells like mushrooms and everyone looks like they want to hurt me"

the flea market itself is very cluttered and tight to walk through especially with a stroller but the mexican food place across from the smoke shop has the best real mexican style tacos for cheap highly recommend you to give them a try !!!

Awesome place. Just to let you know it's indoors. My girlfriend and I went on a rainy day hoping for indoors and yes it was indoors. We spent hours here. Going to every vendor who told us stories and made us feel welcomed. You will find some pretty strange things and be ready to dig. I felt like I was on the television show American Pickers. It was awesome. Bring cash and bring small bills. Parking lot is huge. Plenty of little shops to eat and the bathrooms are super clean. I was so impressed with this place. The vendors were not pushy at all. The prices were right. You never know what you will find.

This guy John is an idiot. Everything he said is exactly why the place is an absolute gem. It's one of the most bizarre assemblages of people I've ever experienced. The place is downright weird and I love every second of it. I completely disagree that the items here are borderline garbage. I've been to flea markets across the country, west coast, northwest, everywhere and Collingwood is still my favorite. Prices are right. Records, vintage furniture and dishware, etc. If you are a regular like me you'll find what you're looking for eventually. If you're into wacky scenes minus the pretentious hipster bullshit you'll find in places like Brooklyn and Jersey City, than this place is for you.

So this is one of the better flea markets around. Pretty much everything is priced to sell. What I like most is all the various vendors who really have some older stuff. A big variety of stuff. It's not one of those markets where most of the vendors are selling new stuff and cheap toys and trinkets made in China. The vendor capacity was at half today (late August) so come October this place should be awesome. I'll be back, it's fun.

What an amazing place ! Everything is really nice and they have an amazing phone store that has a smoke shop in it. The staff is very nice and the prices are great. Keith and Mekkah are so nice, and my cellphone rep a ir w as reasonable and professional!

It's been a long time since I've ventured to what my son and I refer to as the "one tooth flea market' !! Well, it may still require only one tooth to shop here, but they have picked up their game since last time I was here. Lots of interesting vendors outside, and inside, a well lit assortment of booths and some interesting places to grab a bite. Very unlike the dark and dingy buildings of the Englishtown Flea Market. Glad I gave it another shot. Will be back!

Sometimes they have garbage and sometimes they have good stuff. All depends on who is selling. Most of theusdd vendors are shady and dirty looking but its a flea market. Can expect much

nasty nasty nasty both inside and out. Another reviewer stated borderline junk I will go beyond that PURE CRAP. The first vendor as I went in had the cardboard boxes set up with $1 $2 $3 items. love that stuff. The rest of the place was nasty dirty smelly absolutely no professionalism and I firmly believe Flea markets have their own level of professionalism and pride that this one could not achieve Waste of time and energy

If you need anything framed, use ART FRAME....Andrew, the owner, is located inside....he does very good work at a very fair, reasonable price.....phone # is 732 919-0037.....you will be very happy with his work......

One of my fave dirt malls in NJ. never know what youll find!!! :)

No matter whether you're looking for something in particular, or just going to look around for something to do, Collingwood is always fun! (: There is a lot of junk, that's for sure. But there is also some good stuff if you look all the way around. Cheaper versions of things you use everyday....electronics, magazines, hygenic products, etc. Collingwood has something for everyone! You never know what you'll find here.

I really enjoy this place. The inside in particular. There are a few cool shops the magazine store and B-Reel Video. The outside is rather small but still enjoyable. I never even knew about this place 3 years ago. I am glad I discovered this and it is very easy to get too.

I bring the family to this every year and we always have a good time finding great discounts to reuse and save the planet.

Does anyone know if its possible to order the pickles from Collingwood Auction and have them shipped? I used to go there with my dad and I thought I remembered him doing that maybe 10 years ago. The pickles come in a big, cloudy, white, plastic container and the pickles are very crispy and fresh tasting. Any idea on who makes these and if you can get them without being there?

Please visit outside table # 660 during the Labor Day weekend starting September 1, 2012. The items for sale will be things you and your family use every day. All name-brands, all new, all at incredible prices. Nothing shady, nothing dirty...just great bargains. See you there!