North Forsyth Flea Market — Local services in Cumming

Looked like a great place to shop but the extreme heat in the building was dangerous. No wonder the dealers are not there. I lasted 10 min., and walked away from several potential purchases because there were no dealers and nothing was marked. I could not deal with the heat long enough to try to track anyone down. I've had heat exhaustion and heat stroke before and it is NOT worth the risk. I'll give this place another try when it's much, much cooler. UPDATE: I went back during the recent cooler weather (high around 60) and it was a normal room temperature inside. Many of the booths were worth detailed perusing (I was looking for antiques/vintage items) and the prices were excellent and almost all gave me an even better deal than the price marked. I made several purchases and the vendors who were there were pleasant. Unfortunately, about half of the booths were not manned. I did learn to ask around because the booth owners were seated in small, social clusters. But three or four of them lost sales from me because they were not there. All that said, this place has rocketed to the top of my...

Located in the North East Georgia Mountains The Dixie 400 Flea market offers you a relaxing days get a way combined with an unusual shopping experience. Open year round on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00am to 5:00 pm, easy access from Highway 400 and ample parking you can put on your walking shoes and leisurely stroll thru the collection of old and new, as you are greeted by the friendly faces of its merchants who are always willing to assist you or to answer any questions you may have. The building itself is covered and is a welcome escape from a hot Georgia day! There is so much to look at you will want to get there early and plan on spending the whole day, or better yet why not stay over night in one of the nearby towns. You'll find a wealth of information on the Gold Rush Days of early Georgia at the Gold Museum in Dahlonega Or maybe you'd prefer the fast paced Moonshine Days at Thunder Road in Dawsonville. You can relax, shop and learn a little of Georgia's history only about an hour and a half from...

This is an ok flea market. Some of the people are way to eager and once they acknowledge you they just keep at you. Some have their area way and I mean way to cluttered to see what they actually have. Then you have some that are very nice and sweet and have their area nice and neat and tells you to let them know if they can help you and leave you alone to actually look. I give 2 stars cause of the others I have mentioned and the owner doesn't seem to like to interact with the ones coming in to buy. He was rude to my husband when we were there. The original owner which is this guy's brother was alot nicer and would stop and talk to you to make sure your experience there is up to par and his standard. May God...