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For lovers of eclectic vintage items, the Giant Shepton Flea Market is a gem not to be missed. Located at the Royal Bath and West Showground and held several times a year, this vibrant market caters to a diverse audience and has carved out a niche as a prime location for discovering vintage wonders.
Since its inception in 2004, the Giant Shepton Flea Market has grown to become a major player in the UK flea market scene, attracting enthusiasts from near and far. With approximately 250 indoor and outdoor stalls, the market offers a wide range of unique items from vintage furniture, clothing, garden statuary, crafts, art, and jewellery, to books, toys, sweets, CDs and music, ensuring that every vintage lover will find their heart's desire.
The appeal of the Giant Shepton Flea Market extends beyond the eclectic shopping experience. The market is equipped with a variety of amenities designed to enhance the overall visitor experience. With a licensed restaurant serving delicious meals, a café and food court for quick bites, and on-site banking facilities for cash withdrawals, the market ensures a seamless and memorable day out for families and individuals alike.
Strolling through the bustling aisles, visitors are enveloped in a vibrant atmosphere, with each stall offering a treasure trove of hidden gems and nostalgic pieces. Whether you are looking for a unique vintage piece, a retro fashion find or a charming collectible, the market is ready to fulfill your every wish. The combination of diverse offerings, delicious food and lively atmosphere makes the Giant Shepton Flea Market an unparalleled destination for vintage enthusiasts.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of The Giant Shepton Flea Market. Let the market's diverse offerings take you on a journey back in time and enjoy a day filled with discovery, culinary delights and a sense of community. More than just a shopping destination, the market is a delightful experience that promises something special for everyone.
Eddie White
15th July 2015 at 04:10Always worth a visit, lots to see but not too big. Lovely day out.
John Kaisek
11th December 2015 at 20:02Don’t bother pitching with the Shepton Flea, it is poorly ran. Why queue early and find the incompetent organisers let in people who turned up half an hour ago before you. More chaos than a car boot ran by schoolchildren
Eric Hines
25th January 2016 at 14:57Vast variety of stalls. Facilities loos, parking good. Indoor catering (both quality and service) was on this visit, most disappointing.
Casey Reynolds
28th April 2016 at 10:43Very large event over 4 main halls, too much to take in, You need all day and have some idea of the collectable you want. All tickets are a starting place do not pay the ticket price, it was swamped with Moorcroft (very expensive).