Pecan Park Flea & Farmers' Market

Q: "What days and hours is Pecan Park Flea \u0026 Farmers' Market open?"

"Pecan Park is open weekends only: Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM. It's closed Monday through Friday."

Q: "What kinds of vendors and items can I find here?"

"You'll find a mix of antiques, farmers' market produce, and food vendors (including the popular gator plate). The selection varies, and some booths may be empty on any given day."

Q: "Is there parking available at Pecan Park in Jacksonville?"

"Yes, parking is typically available at the market, making it easy to stop by for a few hours of browsing."

Q: "Is Pecan Park indoor or outdoor?"

"Check the website at pecanpark.net or call ahead to confirm the layout, as reviews don't specify whether booths are covered or fully exposed."

Q: "Should I expect to haggle on prices?"

"Reviews suggest there are bargains to be found, but some items may feel overpriced. It's worth asking vendors about deals, especially if you're shopping for antiques."

614 Pecan Park Rd c75, Jacksonville, FL 32218

antiquesfamily-friendlyfood-vendorsparkingproducevalueweekend-only

Hours

friday	Closed
monday	Closed
saturday	9AM-5PM
sunday	9AM-5PM
thursday	Closed
tuesday	Closed
wednesday	Closed

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+1 904-379-6141

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What People Are Saying

This is an ok market l think it's more for older people that just want to get out of the house. l go there strictly for the gator plait, l love me some gator

Pecan seems to have gone down through the years. Many booths empty. I'm a little disappointed. I am not sure I will go again

This was my first time here and it was wonderful I can't wait to visit again

About Pecan Park Flea & Farmers' Market

Nestled in Jacksonville, the Pecan Park Flea & Farmers’ Market is open every weekend from 9 AM to 5 PM, making it a convenient spot for locals. While many vendors offer a diverse selection of antiques, some visitors have expressed disappointment over the number of empty booths, suggesting that the market has lost some of its previous charm. If you’re in search of a unique gator plate, this place is worth a visit; one loyal fan raves about it.

Shoppers can expect a mix of items, with many reviews highlighting the potential to find just about anything you need or want. However, some have pointed out that while there are bargains to be had, certain items may feel overpriced for what they offer. It’s a mixed bag, but if you appreciate a leisurely shopping experience, you might enjoy browsing the offerings.

Parking is typically available, making it easy to drop by for a few hours of exploration. Whether you’re looking to browse antiques or grab a quick bite, Pecan Park can feel like a local hangout more suited to those seeking a laid-back atmosphere. Just keep in mind that the selection might vary during your visit.

Common Questions About Pecan Park Flea & Farmers' Market

What days and hours is Pecan Park Flea & Farmers' Market open?

Pecan Park is open weekends only: Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM. It's closed Monday through Friday.

What kinds of vendors and items can I find here?

You'll find a mix of antiques, farmers' market produce, and food vendors (including the popular gator plate). The selection varies, and some booths may be empty on any given day.

Is there parking available at Pecan Park in Jacksonville?

Yes, parking is typically available at the market, making it easy to stop by for a few hours of browsing.

Is Pecan Park indoor or outdoor?

Check the website at pecanpark.net or call ahead to confirm the layout, as reviews don't specify whether booths are covered or fully exposed.

Should I expect to haggle on prices?

Reviews suggest there are bargains to be found, but some items may feel overpriced. It's worth asking vendors about deals, especially if you're shopping for antiques.