One Of A Kind Antiques & Collectibles

I want to give this place a higher rating but I'm rating based on the contents, not the people running the place. They're very welcoming and the place looks great. But the quality of antiques" is very low overall. Too many of the same junk bagged toy dealers

Booth 303 - Sold a trimmed comic book. Booth is asking premium market prices for sun faded comics (who sets up valuable books next to a window?!). Most of the comic stock at this market in general have gone to trash. Covid era comic pricing in a post-covid priced marketplace.

We just found out about this place. They weren't kidding when they claimed it's the world's largest antique market. It's absolutely huge! Wow! 3 full floors in a massive warehouse right packed with so many booths. Expect to spend a solid 3-4 hrs to browse through everything! Also, staff were super helpful, friendly, and very attentive. Definitely recommend you check this place out. It's worth the drive (we came from Guelph).

Holy cow this place is huge and has everything imaginable!First visit last summer was a bit overwhelming but second visit knew what to expect and spent around 6 hours there. Both visits found some amazing stuff, looking forward to heading back soon. Definitely worth the drive from Oakville.

Wow one of the most awesome places I have ever been. 3 stories each with 100s of the coolest booths filled with endless good finds. I could spend HOURS in here and I almost did. Very clean, very organized, and the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. This is a MUST stop in Woodstock!

The staff is always super kind and helpful. After the first time I went they recognized me every time and had recommendations about where to find things of interest to me.I always find such fun and interesting things and leave with a smile on my face. Definitely worth the drive no matter where you're coming from, I guarantee it'll be a one of a kind experience

Great place to spend a full day of wondering around. This place has all your nostalgic toys, furniture and books plus so much more... 4 levels of fun, over 100,000sqft of stuff to go thru

Located in the former Harvey Woods garment factory, this three floor antique mall is amazing. There are treasures and amazing finds around every corner. The staff are very friendly and know the merchandise on their floors. Bailey, who works on the first floor, is incredibly friendly and will recommend a restaurant after shopping. On the second floor check out booths 987. Incredible deals abound from a well respected dealer who had his own store. Hints: summer shop only on a cool day. Take your time. You will be there for hours. If you see it, buy it. It might not be there when you return.

I love this place you always find something unique here. We found a great cast iron pan with a glass lid AND the most perfect 1970s or maybe 1980s Colman Poly-Lite cooler, bright orange too. This place is huge. And has 3 floors to check out. I recommend starting from the top floor and making your way down.

It's a terrific place to visit! Three floors of nostalgia with such a fantastic variety of items. It's definitely worth visiting but buyer beware! There's no haggling here as items are tagged with a booth and price and there's plenty of things locked in cases, so you'll need to find a staff member for help. Vendors don't appear to be present. Items you want are taken to a numbered basket/bin at the checkout and you pay when you leave.As with any flea market prices can be quite reasonable or mind-bogglingly ludicrous. Would you pay $20.00 for a common vinyl record with a torn cover and scuffed disc with no inner sleeve? Not me. Would you pay $20.00 for the end of a wooden fence post that someone's shaved the corners off and glued burlap to it? Not me.Fortunately, most of the sellers seem quite reasonable. If you don't like the price just shake your head and move along. Have a great time browsing through antiques, books, art, toys, comics, tools...you name it, it's probably there!