Denio's Farmers Market & Swap Meet

Today's 11/23 2025 Sunday morning. There is a $5 parking fee so be warned. Other than that you can fitl as many people as you can in the car and all of them come in for $5. The place is a lot bigger than I expected. Everyone there is a true reseller. You really won't find any bargains here. Everyone there was selling prices like on eBay or amazon. What's the point of going to a swap meet for those prices.

If you haven't been to Denios, you are missing out! Something for everyone! Get food, get fed, get your steps in! Bring a bag and don't touch the produce unless you are going to buy it! Homey roadside stand markets of all varieties of California grown produce. If you live to eat or eat to live, this is the place for you. Events, car shows, music, markets. Good place to have or go to your next yard sale. We had a fundraiser sale here and made big $$$$$. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Hadn't been here in a year so decided to check it out. 9am on Saturday absolutely desolate hardly any sellers or buyers. 5$ to get in is insane, not sure what happened here but dont waste your time coming it's definitely not worth while there's nothing here to buy. Only people left are the guys who never leave with piles of junk. Waste of time for sellers and buyers would honestly like my $5 back.

Felt like going back to Mexico and Phuket again! Very good vibes. The only downside was the strawberry with pink cream; Nasty and expensive.

Good swap meet. Decent coffee and tacos. Lots of tools, Mexican artesanía, a little art, antiques, etc. I wish I had gone here for more of my home goods and kitchen shopping when I moved to the area. Appreciate the public hand washing station.

I had such a great experience at the Denio's Farmers Market and Swap Meet! The atmosphere was welcoming, and full of positive energy. There was a great variety of fresh, locally grown produce, delicious food vendors, and handmade crafts. I really enjoyed meeting the local farmers and small business owners—everyone was so friendly and helpful. The swap meet section was full of unique finds, from vintage items to affordable household goods and clothing. It was a great place to bargain hunt and support small sellers. I appreciated how family-friendly the whole event was, and plenty of food options for all tastes. I’ll definitely be coming back again soon. If you’re looking for fresh food, one-of-a-kind items, and a fun way to spend your morning or afternoon, this is the perfect place to go!

The best craft fair/flea market in area. Along with an incredible farmers market where you can get local produce. Cheaper and healthier than the store Incredible thing is you can get new stuff and garage sale stuff at same show. Where else can you get a dollar item and buy a house in same place? The new stuff is great. Yet, my favorite thing to do is explore the used the stuff looking for hidden treasures. You are sure to find some. Come early before it gets hot. You are sure to have a grand time .

In the back right of the flea market is a little stand that has Dubai strawberries! They are very sweet (I asked them for an extra cup and they were so nice) and it was delicious!!!

Straight to the hidden gem and the primary reason we love coming to Denio's - Food court? Nope, forget about it. There's a chicken shack (sorry never memorized the name... all I see and smell and remember and crave is their food) that's somewhere on the northwest side of Denio's farmers market. It's stationed kind of by its lonesome self with some tables available for dining and for good reason!! Omg their chicken is incredible and worth coming to Denio's on any given weekend. Primary highlight "Chicken shack" - From the main entrance, just walk straight aaaall the way down to the end and turn right. You won't miss it. This is a must, just trust me on this please. Our "go to" now is the 15 piece combo, sides upgraded to large (Mexican rice, mashed beans, and tortillas), and a large home-made, authentic Horchata drink for myself! Their fresh fruit drinks are simply "wowzers!" We learned our lesson the first time with getting a 7 or 8 piece combo - we wanted more. Now we just get the 15 combo and eat the rest later. Source? Trust me, bro. Second highlight - their produce market! Now being cautious, some vegetables, fruits, and spices are very good buys but there are still some selections that are cheaper at Walmart or your local grocery store. Mangoes is the best thing I can think of for a lot at a great price, but only while they're IN season. Out of season their prices naturally are forged. Third highlight - Mexican candy. Oh man oh man oh man, so many selections, so many good buys, so little time. Get some for yourself, you deserve it. Last, but not least - all the stands and stores are worth browsing. It's a swap meet/Farmer's market, so do your due diligence and research prices at different stands and bargain. Pay a small parking/entrance fee of $5 (as of October 2025) and there are plenty of spaces for parking. Don't be afraid to bargain! Got a nice pair of polarized sunglasses for $8, good deal for 2 kids umbrellas, and other random items at good prices. PARENTS! Toys look tempting, but trust me you'll find better prices and "newer" toys on Amazon, Walmart, or Target. Not worth it at Denio's, don't do it. There are a couple of fun rides in the middle if you have some $ to spare. Top advice for parents? Bring your wagon. The kids will get tired and you'll be thankful you have a wagon to lug your purchases around. Big mistake the first time without our little red wagon. Absolutely love Denio's. If you enjoy a weekend outing to find bargains, authentic Mexican food, browse a food market with tons of stalls, or simply just want to get out of the house for a millennial's version of Disney - check out Denio's and please be sure to try that lone wolf chicken shack. Don't forget to take it easy and have a great time!

This Is truly my favorite place on a Sunday morning! I love supporting all the little booths but specifically the produce booths! The fruit is always fresh, and the people are so kind to help you pick out just the right piece of fruit!

Went to the Denios on 8/16/2025. Was very surprised how quiet it was but the weather was nice so family decided to go. Made a mistake again buying from the fruit and vegetables vendors because they sell a lot of old produce. Anyway they got me again for mangos this time. Posted a pic

I loved it years ago when my children were young. Now they bring their kids. It's fun and they always have great deals , and yummy corndogs.

Definitely costumer service it's sucks !!!! I pay the parking lot this morning unfortunately I forgot my wallet inside and I come back and the guys wants to charge me again even with my parking ticket receipt I explain the situation and they not even let me finish when they said you have to paid again I was so disappointed I never will be back people who working there are so rude !!! I understand why now it's lot spaces empty!! Definitely not coming back again !!!

Growing up in San Jose and going as a child to the Flea Market in Berryessa this is the closest to that for me . This Flea Market is huge ! So you have the farmers market area with all the fresh produce. You also get the area with all the used yard sale looking things in the back . They have plaza live which is where they have live music on the weekends. I seen a Selena tribute there it was lots of fun . They have a cantina area where u can buy beers . The food area with all the tasty food . They sale so many things here you will find all the Mexican candy u can think of . I always grab a little basket and buy a lot to take home . You will also find piñatas for kids parties, clothes , shoes, boots, omg too much ..All the vendors are so nice too . My son used to like collecting Power Rangers or Ninja Turtles toys from the 90's he would come with his money and look for them we would always find something . Overall I love coming here it's always a fun time . Entry is $3 per person or free with parking lot receipt. Kids under 12yrs are always free. The parking fee is $5 Parking - Main Lot $6 Parking - Preferred Lot Friday Farmers Market: 9:00am to 2:00pm Saturday hours: 7:00am to 3:30pm Sunday hours: 7:00am to 5:00pm

Last time I visited Denios they had a lot more vendors, this time around it's a ghost town with people just selling used tools. I wish they would being in shoe vendors and blotches vendors. My mother got an Elote Mesquite and had food poisoning. The bathrooms were absolutely disgusting, definitely not up to code standards with sewage water on the floor. We were there for about an hour due to the environment and it was ghost town.

This place is so busy and loud!! Too much going on and bathrooms- don't go in unless you're going to pee your pants! So disgusting. Way too many of the same things over and over again and overpriced. Some stands look like plain junk, like someone brought all their garbage and are selling overpriced. Not the place for me. I wouldn't trust eating here either.

We used to frequent Denios almost every weekend years ago, so this was my first back in a very long time and it just isn't the same. Parking is $5 now, it used to be like $3 when we used to come but no biggie. It was surprisingly empty too in both vendors and attendees. There were so many areas that were empty with no vendors and it seemed over run with yard sale and junk vendors. Even the produce area had large sections that were empty. I will say the produce area is their saving grace. You can catch some really good deals on produce. I got 4 baskets of strawberries for $5, a large clamshell of blueberries for $2 and 5 pounds of peaches for $5. Far better than any grocery store at the moment. Most vendors will even offer samples of their produce. Their food is just meh. Corn dogs are $3 which isn't bad at all but $14 for a Michelada is insane. Sweets and Sugars (they have store on Freeport) also have a spot here so that was a nice addition. The stage and covered seating areas were also a nice addition. I've seen people post that they also have an entrance fee in addition to the parking fee, I've never encountered this. Maybe the entrance fee is for when they have special events. I know they have done a Lucha libre events here before as well as tribute bands. Overall, Denios is one of the better auctions in the area especially when compared to the folsom auction. Farmer market wise, it has the better deals especially when compared to the prices of produce at the midtown farmers market.

Huge market! A lot of similar vendors but we went on garage sale day which was great.

Strolled through this flea market on a Sunday afternoon. Although relatively packed, we were able to find parking within 5 minutes after paying the parking admissions fee. This flea market covers a lot of ground so wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection. We didn't get to walk through the entire place but did spend some time in the produce section -- farmer's market at its finest. High quality at very low prices because the middle man mark up is removed. A lot of stalls sold apparel, household items, and almost anything you could think of. The beauty of shopping at a flea market like this is that you could find what you're looking for at competitive prices while supporting a local family's household. After all, each stall is a small business in itself. Oh, and don't visit hungry because while there are multiple food courts -- the lines will make you hangry by the time you get to the front to order. Pro tip: bring a wagon so you can put all your purchases in it as you continuing strolling. It will alleviate you and your party having to carry multiple bags. I look forward to visiting again.

First time here, OMG huge only stayed hour and a half and I was tired and hot. Definitely coming back to see everything. Nice fruit and vegetables selection. The hot peanuts were delicious great price too. Cool car show too

Been coming here since I was a young little vato. I always thought this place was so big. Now i feels like its kinda small but I still like it. The reason im shooting it 3 stars is because, they tend to have lots of different stands selling the same stuff. Theres not much diversity like before. Me personally I prefer to dig thru the junky stuff. You always find the good stuff in those stands. Theres plenty of fruits and vegetable stands. If you really shop smart in the produce section make sure to walk that area like 3 times. Some vendors might have what you are looking for cheaper. So just browse before u buy. Parking is like 3 or 4 bucks. Check it out and dont be afraid to haggle a price or two. Ohhh one more thing, make sure to buy some of their kettle corn, its hella fire!!

Best corn dog I ever had.. so now I go there for corn Dogs, hot fresh peanuts and produce. Wish I could get their corn dogs 7 days a week..

We def went to get our steps in and enjoy the nice weather. Hadn't been there in about 15 years. Produce looked good. Liked the plant stores. Also a fun store by the main entrance with tools, fishing stuff and other interesting things. The Tupperware store was cool. Other than that it kinda seems like a place working men/ blue collar guys like to go for tools, work wear and more. Won't need to go back for a while. It was also January so it probably only was half filled up with vendors

Who would have thought that hearing "flea market" would make someone smile? Hahaha. Denio's is a flea market. Not sure what that is or you're cringing reading "flea market?" Do a web search. :) I've been here on couple of Fridays in the past month. I've yet to make it on a Saturday or Sunday. Free parking on Fridays. The "first" entrance says no pedestrian traffic. I sure hope they allow people without cars to shop here. I'd like to find out. Note: If coming from I-80, don't turn on "Denio's Loop" that exists after the train tracks. At least on Fridays, you can't get in on that side. Keep going on Foothill Blvd, turn right on Vineyard, and enter a few driveways down. On Fridays there's a lot of low grade and midgrade resellers of tools, clothes, household goods. A vendor has many pots, waterfalls and garden decor. Some used item resellers. If you have sugar addiction, hit up the Mexican candy booth. Open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. My recommendation, if you want a "crack-like" chocolate habit, get Cremino chocolates. Hide them in the jack of the fridge so you don't see them. Regulate your intake. LOL. I believe it's a box of 24 pieces that are $5-6. There is one vendor with produce on Fridays, but I believe majority vend on weekends. I'd go early to get freshest produce. Need inexpensive tools, household good, neon signs, etc? Hit up Smith Freight in the warehouse style metal shack. Open F-S-Su. Currently, they're blowing out pet supplies for $1. Reptile, small parrot, fish, etc. supplies. They had vibrating lizard feeding dishes. Again, if you're laughing, do a web search while you laugh. It's a legit aid in getting stubborn lizards to eat. I look forward to checking out Denio's on a weekend so I can see what used or resell items are offered. And enjoy some reasonably priced beer and food at their food shacks that are misted with cool water! I hear they have live music, too.

This is a a FAVORITE weekend gem in our house. We absolutely LOVE Denio's for so many reasons: 1. Cheap thrill, $3 per person to enter 2. Great deals on fresh produce 3. Family Friendly 4. Live music (I bet you can find out who's playing online somewhere or just go and grab a beer and see who's playing when you get there) 5. Snacks and beers are decently priced 6. Walk around and find some treasures at the different booths. You NEVER know what you may find 7. Roasted nuts. They are the best and mostly the reason we go there. Soooo good especially when they're fresh and warm. PARKING: there's paid parking that's offered by Denio's in their parking lots or you can park in the neighborhoods nearby and walk in. Just be aware of the street signs because some places allow street parking while others allow parking by permit only.

I have fond memories of Denio's from my youth. We used to live further out so when we went to Denio's we made a trip of it but we honestly haven't gone back in years. Maybe it should have stayed that way but since we live in Sacramento now, I went with my partner and my parents. We showed up early and people were still setting up. Maybe we went too early because it seemed there wasn't too many vendors or they were spaced out. We were here mostly for the food and produce. We did walk around the perimeter and then made a few stops before we headed to the fresh produce. We did manage to get some deals and get some nice fruits. They were out of alot of food and of course it was a bit overpriced but it was okay. Honestly I might come back again but I'm more likely to go to the Farmers Markets in Sacramento, especially the Asian market on Sundays.

Definitely not what is used to be but still an interesting afternoon destination. Farmers market is decent.

If you see the $5 parking as an entertainment cost it's worth it. It's nice to walk and look at things, however the produce is so so and most of the goods sold are marginal quality.

Denio's is very large and has a wide variety of sellers. When it comes to produce, there are many sellers of tropical fruits, more uncommon fruits like dragonfruit, papaya, Mamey, Chayote squash, etc. There aren't many organic options at all. It appeared 90% may have been conventionally grown. It's not exactly a regular farmer's market. A lot of the produce has actually traveled some ways to get there. There's a lot of sellers selling Mexican candies, chicharrones, and clothing. I saw corn in a cup from a couple places. There seemed to be a few sellers displaying large carpets for sale. There's miscellaneous odds and ends, of course jewelry and tons of various clothing sellers, cheap shoes, sunglasses, plants, outdoor decor, indoor and outdoor furniture, and shops that seemed like second hand goods. There are at least a few bathrooms and a random sink washing station, which was near the produce area. I also spotted honey, dried fruits, nuts, snacks, and spices. The parking was $5 for the main lot. I guess that's alright. Most vendors seemed nice and helpful. Some vendors did seem a little shady though. It's uncertain if all vendors have legitimate sources for their products. Some vendors were selling makeup and electronics at prices that seemed a bit low. But all in all, it's an interesting place. It's a lot like going to a fair, but without many rides (there actually were a few). There's also a theater stage area for events.

My buddy told me about this whole flea market/swap meet and had to get an uber and check it out. Totally massive, very clean, lots and lots of walking. I tried a fermented corn drink for the first time. They laughed at me when I ordered it "are you sure you will want this? This is a drink native to us" I said "well heck yes" (thinking to myself I hope I won't regret it!) turned out that it was so delicious nothing too out of the ordinary. When I have more time will come back and hit every pathway!

Fun to check out the vendors, eat some good food and find produce to take home. Of course great deals and bring cash. Can be a nice day of walking if it's good weather, and get your steps in!

Denio's has been a staple in my life since I was a kid. It hasn't changed much over the years (except the prices!), but is still fun to go. $5.00 to park your car and I see a sign that says it has been family owned and operated since 1947! How awesome is that!? Not too many places like this around anymore. It is fun to come and browse all of the stalls of fun. Records, tools, car parts, garden stuff, old toys, new toys, kitchen, antiques....you can find pretty much anything at Denios! I do wish that flea markets and garage sales still had "deals" and "cheap prices", but I guess that is just a thing of the past. They also have lots of fruits, veggies, nuts, etc. for sale (EBT is also accepted). If you get hungry while shopping, there is a taco stand in addition to several snack areas (hot dogs, corn dogs, fries, etc). Nothing like coming to Denio's on a lazy Sunday!

Out of all the flea markets that I have visited over my time. I would say at this point this might be one of my most favorite here in California. I love how spas their parking area is only five dollars for parking and there are lots of vendors here. I do a lot of DIY's so it's pretty awesome to see a lot of "" antique style items here in the enjoyment of being able to find so many items that I could repurpose. There are also lots of vendors that sell newer items or items that need to go fairly quickly. It is a little over 1 Hour Dr. for us to get here but it's worth it. Now that the weather is getting nicer I know that more people will visit here frequently. The earlier you get here the better as we went on a Saturday and they close at 3 PM.

The farmers market is amazing! Such a variety of fresh produce. Be sure to bring a backpack or rolling bag/cart to easily carry out your bounty. They had jackfruit which was too big so the vendor cut it in half for me. Was so happy to get a box of mangoes and find fava beans which we couldn't locate in grocery stores. Also bought chermoya and cactus berries. Great finds along with papaya, watermelon, limes, corn on the cob, etc... Looking forward to going back.

Everything you can think of and more is here. Things you didn't even know you needed. Love the staff, always so helpful. The corn dogs and kettle corn are the best -- between the farmers market and the live music you can't go wrong.

It's a fun place to visit they have food whatever you want they have vendors of all kinds new items and used also. You will want to spend hours walking around looking at everything they even have entertainment and a fresh fruit and vegetable market. Toys, new clothes, tools, garden supplies, car accessories, speakers, Atm's for your convenience cause the vendors usually for the most part take cash only! They have beer, corndogs, jewelry, EVERYTHING!! Go check it out you will be glad you did Saturday and sunday

This place is a hoarders convention. Heaps of junk all dusty and been sitting outdoors in the elements. You are just using this place as a storage dump. The rest of the stuff is plastic toxic crap from who knows where. We walked in and walked out. Super sketchy and weird.

Bring your walking shoes and cash. If you get there early it's less busy. Place is huge so it will take several visits to see everything. You name it you can probably find it here. Yes there's a few shops that look like an episode of hoarders and the occasional questionable person or item but it's a flea market that's half the fun. Love the produce lots of great choices and huge selection. Always a great time. Parking costs but they have bills so expected. Check out their web site for a map and the fun special programs they do. Last Sunday was star wars day.

Funday Saturday with my two favorite people. We walked, browsed, drank, ate, bought and enjoyed our entire trip at Denio's. The parking has shot up to $5 but it was still worth it. You can still get bagged vegetables and fruits for a $1. Papayas was $1.50 a lb. the wagon wheel crackers/chips is still $1.50 a bag where you can add lime and hot sauce and snack while you browse from vendors to vendors. We like to exit at the back (get your hand stamped so you can come back in), and get some Jimboy's tacos at the corner. Got some lil'' Knick-knacks... my kid bought $5 worth of Mexican candies. She shared some. They were yummy. Juan got him some socks. Bought some food & drinks from different vendors. Get walking! :D Go here with the family on the weekend. You'll never know you might just find something you like.

It had eons since I had wandered through Denio's, and I recently had an opportunity to revisit Denio's. It's changed from what I remember it to be, which wasn't that great. Now it has a different vibe. It's more of a combination of old and ick, with some pretty cool items. You have to pursue it like a diamond in the rough. You'll find all different sized pots for your planting needs, antique like items, the farmers market assortment of fruits and veggies, and tons of Knick knacks. Parking is abundant, and the weekend hours are morning until afternoon. Plenty of shopping opportunities! It's a fun few hours, kids are welcome, and it could be a date spot if you both are in search of... stuff! Check them out! Treasures are sure to be found.

Pizza on Point! You'll be feeling like a Ninja Turtle Definitely don't pass on this Place!

Great street food, love the vendors here and it's a great way to get your steps in for the day. Love when I catch the live music too

Sunday funday! First time here. I really came here mainly to check out the plants. I thought I was going to find many stalls offering deals on beautiful greenery, but only 3. One lady was selling potted plants for $39 that I've seen for $15 somewhere else. Another seller had a price tag of $150 on one of her plants. No way! I did find something from other sellers at reasonable prices, deals even, and I walked away with some beautiful plants. You will find the same stuff here as any other flea market, including clothes, blankets, electronics, toys, candy, produce, and snacks. I had a corn dog and an icee and both were good. Parking was $6. I left here happy with my purchases but don't think I will be back.

First time here got a tip to Come before 800am And leave before 1200 as it gets super hot. We took our cart and water good thing we did as it got super hot but we filled that cart up Fast with all the things we needed. Succulents and vases for them, Guadalupes in different presentations. It was all around clean and everyone was friendly enough. A definite must go if your a salvager. My tip is the booths as you enter are very expensive except the large indoor out door hardware store. An example I was looking for a small propane stove and fuel. First booth 35.00 no fuel. Booth in the middle same one 25.00 plus 3 fuel canisters. Some Venders are willing to barter others not so much. Be willing to walk away. BBQ all beef hot dog was good as was the Michelada. Don't forget your sunscreen.

This outdoor flea market was amazing. This place had everything. A lot of used stuff that could fit the needs of everyone looking for stuff to buy. The prices were good too. No one was trying to gouge you. Example I found some pipe clamps and got them for 6 bucks for both. Smoking deal. Did I mention this place was HUGE? We didn't even finish the place even though we started around 8:30

I was actually on my way to the grocery store and ended up finding myself paying $5 to park and wander around this place. Let me tell ya, what a gem in Roseville that I stumbled upon. I drove by, saw it was open and couldn't help myself. I love places like this. It's so fun exploring here. A couple bucks in your pocket can find you lots of treasures. There's also a farmers market in here with lots of fresh produce. First time here and I already know I want to come back!

Denio's- where stolen items go to die. It's been 15 years since we last visited, despite being relatively local. What brought us back? Nostalgia. Now, I'm sure it's always been a place where people sell filthy, outdated, stolen questionable goods but these days that appeal combined with structural hazards that make the inner cities of Thailand look safe, I'd have to say this is the biggest eyesore of all of Placer County, even the homeless encampment over by the Auburn courthouse has a cleaner look. That's quite the special award.

I enjoyed the fresh produce section. The swap meet park I feel like you have to know what you want or looking for. Also ask the price before you pickup or look at. The concessions weren't open really in the morning. It is 5 dollar parking.

I really love démoos. Have been going to this place since I was a little girl. I'm all grown now and my littles are all grown. We all love this place. Very clean, kept up, prices vary and can always find a treasure.

Parking is $6 and that covers admission for two people. We came here to get veggies and do think we saves enough money to make the $6 entry fee worthwhile. We got a ten pounds of tomatoes for only $5, so excited to make sauce from that. We came once before and I got a lot of gardening stuff for cheep. It was fun, we came as nothing else to do. I do wish more people wore masks and practiced Covid safety measures. A fun time though.

Came here to look around. There are so many fruits and veggies...nuts...spices...cooked food. I ended up buying grapes. They were huge and delicious...cherries...they were so good and fresh...only 1.50 a bowl. I could not believe the price . I also bought large lemons for way less than the stores. I really enjoyed walking around looking at everything. You can find bell peppers...to cactus leaf...oranges...to bananas...cucumbers...Mexican spices and snacks. They have many booths with cooked food like pizza...beef jerky...drinks...nachos ect. I did not buy any of this so I cannot say if it is good or not. The flavored pistachios were wonderful...i bought a 1 pound bag for 5.00. The garlic flavor. I really enjoyed them. If you are looking for good fresh produce...this place is awesome...

I didn't check reviews before coming there. It's not a real "farmers marker" where you can get organic high quality produce which I hoped to get. The market is mostly for Chinese/Mexican merchandise. (I found Mexican baby clothes to be very cute though). They sell produce but honesty most of the produce didn't look appealing at all. I got some tangerines (they were fine) and a baby watermelon (spoiled). Only few merchants accept any kind of payment other than cash (I only saw one guy who accepted cashapp/Venmo) and we bought some gummy candy for my son from him. The market also charges for parking $5. Overall, it's ok but if you hope to get some quality produce this is not the place.

Probably should have listened to all the people who have told us this place wasn't worth going to. I remember a vendor at a Farmer's Market at Whole Foods in Roseville had commented to us that the clientele of people at Denio's was completely different from the one at WF. It made me curious. I mean, they're both farmer's markets, right? Hm. First of all, they make this place so slow to get into. There was about 5 lanes of cars trying to get into the parking lot and everyone was moving really slow. I think we had to pay $3-4 just to park. The attendant taking our money looked like she had had a really rough life. We were excited to walk around. This place is seriously HUGE! I pictured all these booths full of fresh fruit and bargains. What we got instead was people selling their belongings like at a garage sale. There were some booths that were unattended and roped off, but had TONS of old junk there. It was like watching an episode of Hoarders. We wondered if maybe it's cheaper to rent a space here at Denio's than to pay for a storage unit. The farmer's market section did not look appealing either. It seemed more geared towards those of a Mexican heritage also, so I felt a bit like an outsider there. I've been to the Galt Farmer's Market and really enjoyed that one in the past. This place just wasn't our cup of tea. I grew up hearing the Denio's jingle on TV ("What's new at Denio's, farmer's market and auction? What's new at Denio's this week?"), but I had never been here. So we were glad we were able to check it out for ourselves. At the very least, there's so much area for you to walk around and burn some calories.

My parents and grandparents have been coming to Denio's for decades. Likewise, I've gone with them many times over the years. To start, you never really have to worry about parking, as the lot is massive. They do charge a little bit for parking, and they only accept cash for it. The main part of the concrete lot is where all the vendors are at. I'll just call this part the venue. The venue consists of hundreds of vendors all throughout it. Much like a garage sale, you never know what you'll find. There all all sorts of vendors which consist of the farmers, candy stalls, knives, lawn care, toys, clothing, and then there are the ones who aren't regulars that show up with random inventory every time. You're able to negotiate with most of the vendors which is nice too! Denio's has a couple areas to sit and eat, as well as various carts roaming around offering drinks and snacks. They usually have a petting zoo section, as well as an area for bands. The only part I've never been a fan of is the areas roped off with merchandise just piled up. I think it's just people renting a spot and storing their stuff rather than selling it. If you're a fan of garage sales, thrifting, antique stores, or farmers markets then I'd definitely recommend coming and giving Denio's a shot. It's one of my favorite places to find new stuff.

First time there today with my lady and 2 little boys.. We definitely enjoyed ourselves. Next time we'll sit and enjoy the music more.

This place has everything. I recently discovered this place and me and my husband spent hours here. You can find anything you are needing here and can expect to bargain with people. There are tons of different things you can get here and live music and lots of fun. There is an area that also sells food and fresh veggies and fruits. They have the best farmers market area and would recommend going here for your fruits and veggies.

This flea market is just that, a flea market. If you can't find it here, you probably don't need it. Of course they have all the usual stuff; boxes of rusty sockets, buckets of wrenches and old bikes. I'm sure a few stolen power tools have made their way there. Parking is five dollars, if that stops you I'm sure you can park on the street and walk a little further. They have carnival food and numerous taco trucks. I guess they are open Saturdays and Sundays as most flea markets are. I believe they are open on Fridays too but don't quote me on that. If anything, the produce vendors will make your day. Prices are much lower than most stores now a days. Go for it!