San Jose Flea Market

San Jose Flea Market opened in Berryessa in 1960, and the operator marked its 66th year in 2026. The site, which the market describes as about 120 acres, brings together sellers of new and resale goods, fruit and vegetables, plants, clothing, homewares, tools, toys, electronics, and crafts. The organization also maintains a carousel, recreation areas, and dozens of food stands and concessions; its fresh-produce row runs roughly a quarter mile.

The market lists Friday, Saturday, and Sunday operations, typically from 6 a.m. until 5 p.m. or dusk, year-round except for some holidays. Each seller chooses when to open, and the website warns that fewer dealers attend on Fridays. Its general-information page lists different Friday, Saturday, and Sunday fees, as well as parking and BART entry details; check the current notice because prices and gates can change. The address is 1590 Berryessa Road, with pedestrian access from Berryessa/North San José station.

Google comments praise the variety, food, music, carousel, and family atmosphere; other opinions discuss parking and whether a particular item is available. The scale calls for comfortable shoes, water, and a plan for carrying purchases. Amenities are provided onsite, though independent sellers may accept different forms of payment. For prepared food or ingredient questions, ask the individual stall directly.