Aberfoyle Antique Market

September 23, 2023 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
We attended the Fall Saturday Special Show, and we were fortunate to have perfect weather since most vendors operated outdoors. With over 150 unique dealers, strolling through the entire market consumed a couple of hours. Admission was set at $10 per person, an increase from last year. Should you find yourself hungry, there were food vendors readily available. We came across some fascinating discoveries, it felt like a trip down memory lane. Prices seemed a tad high, but haggling was an option. The restroom facilities were notably clean and accessible. Today, my market haul included some vintage $1 and $2 bills. Overall, it made for a pleasant day out.

Quite an expanse of area dotted with little store areas and sellers of antiques with lots to look through and find!
Go when the weather is permitting, as the majority of it is outside, or will have you walking outside between stores/sellers.

A huge sprawling treasure trove. Can definitely get overwhelming but in a good way. A mix of covered and uncovered booths with a variety of items from knick knacks to large furniture, books to lighting. Prices run the gamut from "wow that is a DEAL" to "omg who has the money for this but I want it". Will definitely be making this a regular stop.

Wow! This place is enormous! There are so many sellers, it takes a few hours to walk the area and even then, it’s impossible to browse all of it. Wonderful antiques, I particularly liked the antique seller that’s on the edge of the forest, her setup is very cute.

There are two restaurants here and a bathroom as well. We had burgers and fries, but if you get here early enough, you can make it in time for breakfast.

What a unique & massive market. Vendors from across Canada and some from US. Unique finds and very odd items for sale. Some items are overpriced in my opinion & some vendors allow for negotiating.
Allot a few hours to visit due to the amount of vendors in this outdoor market. There is also an outdoor style food court with patio in the center of the market, although we ate elsewhere.

Great day here, had lots of fun walking around and looking at all the beautiful antiques.

What an amazing place! Much much larger than I was ever expecting, so many outdoor vendors, plus indoor vendors as well, plus food and a rest area! Amazing assortment of items and very interesting how different sellers choose to price and display their Wares. Loved how some of the sellers had clear pricing, had items lovingly displayed and were very engaging with potential customers....did not love how some vendors were impossible to find and nothing was priced in their areas.
Tried some food... it was great and fair prices!
A little bit of everything there for everyone. Very impressive and definitely I will return

So much fun wondering around and seeking out cool finds. The booth owners are incredibly friendly and happy to help with questions, etc.

Challenge: Take a friend, set a budget & find a piece for the other's home.

You know it's a great antique market when 2 hours just isn't enough! The market is located outdoors and it's huge with lots of different booths and stalls selling items more than you can imagine. Anything you think may be here, is most likely probably here 😂 Part of the fun is looking for hidden treasures amongst the madness!

There is a small $2 entry fee and masks must be worn at all times during the market. Dogs are also allowed inside the market as well.

Worth the drive from Toronto! This place is massive.. when you think you’ve seen it all, more comes lol!

Aberfoyle antique market is such a fun experience! There are several booths and tables to explore, you’ll find things that remind you of your childhood or remind you of your grans house, things your mom cooked dinner with and so much more!
It’s a wheelchair accessible area, friendly dogs on a leash are welcome, it’s a great place to take your kid to explore. There are even two little playgrounds there.
There is a little restaurant, as well as a few other food vendors. My kiddo likes the ice cream stand that has a candy shop attached.
My favourite vendor is chat noir, she has lots of vintage goodies, records, comics and more.

Amazing collection of turn of the 1900s excellent condition.

Great talking pieces see tools pre electric boths 59 60. Owen Kemp 40 years of tool collections
A must visit for decorators
Restaurant Hotel owners gold mine.

In my opinion, this is the best outdoor antique show in Ontario, Canada.

2017 Sept 23, Saturday Special Show, admission fee $6 per adult (one in Spring and this day for Fall show)
This market opens on every Sunday (For 2017: April 30 to October 29th), admission fee $2 per adult.
FREE PARKING.
Good for Antique Pox😁

If you're looking for good quality antique furniture at an affordable price, this is the place. One can spend a day since it is a very large market containing a variety of goods for sale. Lots of parking space and clean public restrooms. Food is available for purchase. Great low entrance fee.

Nice market! Lots of friendly vendors. Lots to see. Arrived early 8am and was not busy. Old furniture, old tools, records, comics, old books, even say 150 year old bibles.

I loved this market! So many options to buy any kind of antique you need. The day we went they had a really great 1920's band playing and also the best ice cream I ever had.

Lovely, easy to find, lots of parking, food & drink, places to sit for rest…and a ton of great stuff to browse through.

Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. I never go home empty handed. So many wonderful treasures to look through. Friendly vendors that are willing to make a deal to get your business. Lots of walking in this open air market. And dogs are welcome!

this place never ends. i came here with my grandparents and i know they wish they had brought their canes towards the end. we would have just bought one here but seeing as they are antiques, they probably wont hold the weight of an elderly person. however, super cool to spend a sunday afternoon here. make sure you eat before you come because theres no food. or at least none that i could find. probably for the best since its antique vintage items and we want to preserve them as much as possible. i recommend checking it out at least once if youre near the area. bring your old folks. they can tell you how everything works.