Location:	Durban
Time:	Saturdays, 9am - 2pm
Cost:	Free
Ages:	for the family
Number:	031 208 1264
Email:	info@essenwoodmarket.com
Website:	http://www.essenwoodmarket.com

Categories:	Shopping Markets, Family Fun, Family Markets, All outings,

Essenwood Craft Market

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When you think of shopping at an outdoor market, think Essenwood Craft Market.

Situated under an abundant canopy of Evergreen trees, with over 200 stalls to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice when visiting our market. Our traders all offer unique and vastly different products, from children’s clothing to leather jewellery, which is sure to satisfy even the most discerning of tastes.

Need to rest after all your shopping? Then come and join us in the tea garden for some delicious light meals while keeping a close eye on the children as they play alongside in the kiddies playground. All children up to the age of 10 are also welcome to enjoy our free pony and fire engine rides.

So bring the entire family, including granny and gramps, and come and enjoy a day out at Essenwood Craft Market.

Essenwood Craft Market

1 Reviews have been submitted

Fahra on 20 October 2010

This is by far one of my favorite hang outs have to be the Essenwood Flea market. It�s one of those places that make the weekend so much better. I am fortunate to have an opportunity to frequent this Flea market, as my son attends Math�s Classes close by. The Essenwood Flea Market has become the place to hang out with easily about a hundred stalls, food market, kids� area and ample shopping in the outdoors.
Open from about 8 to 2 every Saturday morning the market is filled with stalls that offer you something different from the retail outlets we are used to in South Africa. Set in one of the local Durban municipality run parks, the market offers the discerning shopper a selection of creativity in so many forms. From gifts, to clothes, music, incense, candles, palm reading, fresh flowers, art from local lads, massage and scented oils, picture frames and the list goes on and on� what stands out is the uniqueness of each stalls offering.
The food area has grown to now offer a lot of snacks and nibbles perfect for a mid morning snack seated in the park under the shade of trees that have been there for decades. Parking is a bit of a hassle as the park is in a residential area and you have to find parking between the streets surrounding the park. Tip: get there before 9:30 and makes a morning out of it.
What I love the most is the ambience. Between the musicians gently doing their thing, to the occasional sway of the trees, chirps of birds and the kids in the background having a blast in the kids� area � it�s an absolutely intoxicating feeling. So next time you in Durban, make sure you check it out � carry cash, you don�t want to have to swipe your card, and it�s a mission.

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