Come visit Edmonton’s best kept secret east of the City!
Why Go?
The Ross Creek Market has numerous vendors selling a variety of household items, antiques and vintage collectibles from 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Items include toys, silver, crystal, china and other home décor. There is a great selection of quality tools, woodworking items, hand-made crafts, fishing gear and sporting goods as well as antique furniture, jewelry, coins, baked goods and much more. Also available are rental space/storage units (40′ Sea-Can and 40′ trailer). For rental information, please call Dianne at 780-662-0033.What’s Unique?
There is something for everyone at this market. The market is open every Saturday, Sunday and holiday Mondays from May to September.Ross Creek Market is located at Highway 16 and Range Road 192, approximately 20 km north of Tofield, 50 km east of Edmonton, 40 km east of Sherwood Park and 6 km east of Elk Island Park. Accept cash and some vendors accept credit cards.
Open: Seasonally – May – September Weekends – 10 am – 6 pm.
Update May 1, 2020 – For your safety…
Come on out to the Ross Creek Market and get outside and breathe some fresh air. This market offers a large outdoor space allowing for easy social distancing and they will be asking customers to abide by the present regulations of staying 2 metres apart and hand sanitizer will be made available on-site. The sheds and Quonsets are well spaced out to avoid groups congregating in close proximity. They will limit the number of people going into any one vendor’s shed at one time but there are lots of vendors to choose from so you can easily spread out throughout the large market area.
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