Definitely an interesting place. Most of it was outside but there was also an indoor air conditioned section with restrooms. It felt a little dirty--but hey, that's a flea market for ya'. There was fresh produce, packaged food, plants, flowers, adult movies, lingerie, art, all types of clothing, touristy souvenirs, phone gadgets, miscellaneous yard sale goods (TONS), and even furniture. $2 parking gets you access to everything--including the arcade, carnival rides, food vendors, and a few expensive cars to view indoors. There is also a drive in theater, but we were here too early to enjoy that part of the fun. I can see how this wouldn't be for everyone, but if you like quirky destinations, this is probably right up your alley!
The highest paved road in North America! The views are spectacular and the mountain goats/sheep are really neat to see. It's about a 15-mile trek to the top. The road can be a bit sketchy and narrow - be sure that you are confident in your driving ability. A must-do if you're in the area!
We stopped here on a trip across the country and it was one of the most unique camping experiences I've ever had. The staff was super friendly and the grounds were clean. They had free showers and the dunes were large and in charge. We stopped here in mid-July, so it was really hot, but it cooled down nicely at night. The observatory was a fun little on-site activity as well. Would definitely recommend!