Flea Traders Paradise — Attraction in Sevierville

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS PLACE! I got two large bottles of my favorite perfume there where the man put them aside for me until Rob and I were able to go to the ATM and complete looking around. Also spoke with the owner of another both who sells art and has an amazing photo of Tombstone, Az., {We're from Arizona} with famous cowboys pictured in it. But the one that meant the most to both of us was the booth owner and maker of jewelry in the back. Italian born and a story of his life that most of us are a part of. I'm not going to give it away as to how we are, you'll just have to find out for yourselves. As we walked out to the parking area I had noticed that my favorite ring that Rob gave to me just two days before was not on my finger. We searched the car and parking lot. Nothing. We went back inside looking down at the floor in search of the ring and everyone we had spoken to were more than helpful and joined in on the search. Nothing showed up. I was completely upset and reluctantly got back into the car where an idea came to both of us. Look for part 2 at...

Nice big and spacious, clean restrooms, met some wonderful vendors inside.

Purple-Haired Mama is adorable, sweet and has one if the most beautiful booths in there! Love how much product she has, but her booth is not crowded, you can get in and walk around!

Nana's Fudge is another great booth and also, she's a lovely lady! 1/2 pound of homemade fudge for $9! MULTIPLE unique flavors! It's fresh, soft and WAYyyy better than that hard dried out and overpriced fudge you find in downtown Gatlinburg and even SOME of the places in Pigeon Forge.

We also met and loved a sweet lady named Mary, who had all kinds of Bigfoot signs & apparel, along with other types of signs/apparel. She was a hoot and we had fun talking and laughing with her!

I'm sure there were many other wonderful vendors, but didn't even make it halfway through! Met some nice vendors on the outside on the way in as well. Jerky vendor has some tasty and unique jerky...

This was a very interesting flea market. There were a lot of the same things you see all over the area but there were also some unusual items and a good variety of vendors. The vendors were friendly, not pushy, not too talkative but if you wanted to ask questions about something they were ready to give answers. I found a few Christmas gifts in this market. There was a metal works booth that had some very intricately designed wall hangings that were beautifully done. I really enjoyed this market and recommend it. Their prices are comparable to others in the area. It is easy to get to, there is a large gravel parking lot. Handicapped parking available in the front of the building. Lots of outside vendors.. one had just about every type of ornamental concrete statue you could want … there were some super cool statues. Highly recommended if you like flea markets and vendors malls.. this one should be on your list when...