25 Best Antique & Flea Markets in the United States

© Elephant’s Trunk Country Flea Market

First started in 1976, the Elephant’s Trunk Country Flea Market originally began as a small stand situated in front of a local Victorian home. Since then, the flea market has grown in popularity and has expanded to house over 500 vendors who sell many different types of merchandise for you to buy, such as antiques and locally grown fruits and vegetables. You’ll also find a few entrepreneur booths. Customers can grab a bite to eat at one of the many food trucks parked near the market. Elephant’s Trunk Country Flea Market is open from April to December and is held each Sunday.

490 Danbury Road (Rte. 7 / 202) New Milford, Connecticut 06776, Phone: 860-355-1448

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The Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market has been around for 40 years and is held at Ohio’s Clark County Fairgrounds nine times each year. The flea market hosts a massive extravaganza in May and September with over 2,000 merchants. Visitors to the Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market will discover plenty of items to purchase, like paintings, dressers, clothing, and rustic cowboy hats. You’ll also find a few food vendors you can stop by at while browsing around the market. Credit and debit cards are accepted here, but most vendors prefer cash payments. There is also a small admission fee.

4401 S Charleston Pike, Springfield, Ohio 45505, Phone: 937-325-0053

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The Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market is situated in the heart of New Jersey and is named after James Marshall, the man who started the Gold Rush. The Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market is situated in a historic town providing you with stunning views as you drive to the market. Visitors will find numerous shops to browse through which sell books, architectural salvage pieces, vintage cookware, vinyl records, rocks, and arcade games. When you’re done shopping, you could stop by one of the two cafes located at each end of the grounds. The market also hosts many events during the year, such as art festivals and book signings.

1850 River Road / Route 29, Lambertville, New Jersey 08530, Phone: 609-397-0811

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Founded in 2008, DUMBO Flea was created by Jonathan Butler and Eric Demny as a way to provide Brooklyn with access to some of the top flea market vendors in the area. Over 100 vendors gather each Saturday from April to October to sell their goods. There is also a winter market held from November to March on the eighth floor of a local building providing shoppers with stunning views of the surrounding skyline. Some items found at the flea market include furniture, pottery, and retro clothing. DUMBO Flea also hosts a food market, known as Smorgasburg, which highlights locally grown and made food.

80 Pearl St, Brooklyn, New York 11201, Phone: 718-928-6603

© First Monday Trade Days at Canton Flea Market

Created in 1850 in Canton, Texas, the First Monday Trade Days at Canton Flea Market is believed to be one of the biggest markets of its kind in the world. Thousands of merchants gather each month to sell various items, such as antiques, furniture, and clothing. Besides this, you’ll find plenty of food vendors to stop by at who serve everything from pizza to chocolate cake. This massive flea market requires you to walk quite a bit and sometimes it can be a little crowded. There are plenty of parking lots located nearby to help make your journey a bit easier. This market takes place each month, although unlike its name suggests, runs from Thursday to Sunday.

800 First Monday Lane, Canton, Texas 75103, Phone: 903-567-6556

© Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days

Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days is named after Minnesota’s Gold Rush that occurred during the late 1800s and is situated near the iconic Zumbro River. The items sold here include dolls, pottery, architectural salvage pieces, and vinyl records and there are numerous vendors to buy from. There are also a handful of eateries here as well that sell everything from gyros to popcorn. Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days donates all of its after-expense profits to local charities. Besides selling merchandise, this flea market also hosts car shows and marathons. The flea market is open in August for a few days.

115 2nd St NW, Oronoco, Minnesota 55960, Phone: 507-367-2111

© Scott Antique Market Atlanta

Founded by David Scott, Scott Antique Market Atlanta sells a variety of unique antiques customers can buy. The antique market is made up of various areas that sell items such as furniture, clothing, books, and kitchenware. Scott Antique Market Atlanta is held for a few days each month at the Atlanta Expo Center. The show hours vary depending on when you visit and there is a small admission fee. However, there is free parking available. This flea market is also situated by plenty of other shops and restaurants visitors can stop by at when they’re done browsing in the market.

3650 Jonesboro Rd SE, Atlanta, Georgia 30354, Phone: 404-361-2000

© Marburger Farm Antique Show

Located in Round Top, Texas, the Marburger Farm Antique Show is open from March to April and September to October for various shows. The flea market has been in operation for over 20 years and features 350 vendors who are from around the world. Shoppers will find a handful of different goods to buy here, such as antique jewelry, vintage gardening supplies, and paintings. The antique show is housed beneath tents and in historic buildings, providing you with an interesting area to shop in. There is a general admission fee and opening/closing times vary depending on the days you visit.

2248 Texas 237, Round Top, Texas 78954, Phone: 800-947-5799

© Shipshewana Auction & Flea Market

Shipshewana Auction & Flea Market covers over 30 football fields and is filled with buildings that sell a handful of items, like plants, books, jewelry, home decor, and beauty supplies. You’ll also discover local farmers selling their produce here, like strawberries and lettuce. This outdoor market has an antique auction house where visitors can bid on items each Wednesday morning. Visitors will also find a restaurant and hotel nearby they can stay at. RVers will also find a park and service center they can use. During the holiday season, the grounds transform into a winter wonderland and are covered in festive lights.

345 S Van Buren St (SR 5), Shipshewana, Indiana 46565, Phone: 260-768-4129

© Texas Antique Weekend

This market is situated in rural Texas and is held twice a year with spring and fall shows throughout the state. The Texas Antique Weekend hosts over 60 vendors at each location who sell various types of merchandise, including crafts and rare collectibles. In addition to this, visitors can also check out antique and fashion shows held in nearby barns and homes. Texas Antique Weekend is conveniently located near a variety of restaurants and hotels. Most of the shows held here are free, although there are a few premium ones that require admission. There are also a handful of ATMs available around the grounds in case you need to grab some cash.

2336 S, Texas 237, Round Top, Texas 78954, Phone: 405-301-1874

© 127 Corridor Sale

127 Corridor Sale is thought to be one of the largest yard sales in the world and covers over 690 miles starting in Addison, Michigan and ending in Gadsden, Alabama. Drivers will find themselves traveling down country roads as they search for sales. You’ll discover numerous vendors along the way who sell a variety of trinkets and antiques. The market is held for a few days during the summer. There are a few restaurants and lodging options nearby, although the available selection depends on where you are. Shoppers should use caution when they explore the yard sale as some areas might have no trespassing signs or are private property.

1500 Noccalula Rd, Gadsden, Alabama 35904, Phone: 931-879-9948

© Renninger’s Mount Dora Flea Market and Antique Center

Renninger’s Mount Dora Flea Market and Antique Center is situated in the beautiful city of Mount Dora and spans over 117 acres. The market shops are nestled within historic buildings that are bordered by trees covered in Spanish moss. The flea market and antique center sell many interesting things for shoppers to buy, including a few rare collectibles. Renninger’s Mount Dora Flea Market and Antique Center hosts a farmer’s market on the weekend where you can buy citrus fruits, fresh meat, cheese, and handmade crafts. In January, February, and November, there is an antique extravaganza which hosts over 800 vendors.

20651 US-441, Mount Dora, Florida 32757, Phone: 352-383-3141

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Considered to be one of the oldest outdoor antique flea markets in the United States, the Brimfield Antique Show is home to various vendors who each sell their own interesting merchandise and will be able to tell you more about the history of the item you buy. Some products you’ll find for sale here are birdcages, paintings, felted animals, and baskets. There’s also a vast selection of vintage clothing for sale. This antique show is held three times each year. The Brimfield Antique Show is located near a handful of restaurants and inns that are only a few minutes away. While admission is free for most shows, there are a few that require tickets.

35 Palmer Rd, Brimfield, Massachusetts 01010, Phone: 508-347-3929

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The Lincoln Road Antiques & Collectible Market has been in operation for almost 30 years in Miami Beach. This outdoor market is held on the weekends from January to May and has about 125 vendors lining local roads with their products. Some items you’ll find for sale here include mid-century furniture and jewelry. Most products sold were made from the 1900s to the 1960s making this market very authentic with its antiques and collectibles. While big, the market is easily to move around in and offers views of some of Miami’s famous Art Deco buildings. There are a few free parking options located nearby.

800-1120 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, Florida 33139, Phone: 305-673-4991

© Chelsea Flea Market

Created in 1976, the Chelsea Flea Market is situated in New York’s Chelsea district and offers stunning views of the nearby Flatiron Building and Madison Square Garden. It hosts 100 vendors who sell products such as paintings, furniture, and jewelry. You’ll also find a vast collection of authentic antiques here. The flea market is open each weekend year-round, including during the holidays if they happen to fall on a Saturday or Sunday. There is an admission fee.

29 West 25th Street, New York, New York 10010, Phone: 212-243-5343

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The Raleigh Flea Market has been running since the 1970s and is located at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds. While it started out with only six vendors, its popularity grew, and today the flea market is home to over 1,000 vendors. The Raleigh Flea Market offers an impressive selection of antiques, particularly jewelry and furniture, although there are plenty of other items for shoppers to buy, like kitchenware and Victorian dresses.

1025 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, Phone: 919-839-4560

© Nashville Fairgrounds Flea Market

The Nashville Fairgrounds Flea Market features over 1,200 vendors from around the country who gather here each month. The market was created in 1969 and has grown to be one of the largest in Tennessee. It offers a variety of items for shoppers to buy, including carpets, perfume, paper goods, and yard art. In addition to this, there are a handful of dealers who sell rare antique items. The Nashville Fairgrounds Flea Market opens every fourth weekend of the month although this schedule changes in December due to Christmas. Many of the months also feature fun themes adding a unique ambiance to your experience.

PO Box 40208, Nashville, Tennessee 37204, Phone: 615-862-8980

© Alameda Point Antiques Faire

Situated in Northern California, the Alameda Point Antiques Faire rests within a wildlife sanctuary and offers beautiful views of the nearby landscape. It’s home to over 800 vendors who sell a handful of goods, like pottery and home decor. During October, the flea market hosts a fashion show and different booths that sell handmade clothing and jewelry. This market is held on the first Sunday of each month. Ticket prices vary depending on the time you plan to visit during the day, although admission for those 15 years and younger is free. There is free parking and a shuttle service available.

2700 Saratoga Street, Alameda, California 94501, Phone: 510-522-7500

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The Rose Bowl Flea Market hosts 2,500 sellers each month at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium in California. Because of its size, the market is broken up into different sections which are color-coded to help make moving around easier so you can quickly find what you’re looking for. One of the main areas, the Blue Area, features many vendors and food courts. Another area is the Orange Area which sells nothing but antiques. The Rose Bowl Flea Market is open the second Sunday of each month and offers different tickets based on the time you’d like to tour the market, such as VIP admission for early-birds.

1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena, California 91103, Phone: 323-560-7469

© Lakewood 400 Antiques Market

The Lakewood 400 Antiques Market sells an impressive collection of antiques in its indoor marketplace. There hundreds of exhibitors inside who sell various collectibles, such as clocks, clothing, furniture, paintings, and books. In addition to this, guests will also find a restaurant on the grounds that serves breakfast and lunch. It also has a small snack bar. Shows are held on the third weekend of each month, although the December show is hosted on the month’s first weekend due to the holiday season. Visitors do need to buy tickets, although once they do, the tickets are good for the entire weekend.

1321 Atlanta Highway, Cumming, Georgia 30040, Phone: 770-889-3400

© Farm Chicks Show

The Farm Chicks Show first started in 2002 when founder Serena Thompson wanted to sell some antiques and homemade goods to the community. The first few sales were held in a local barn, but the event became so popular that it eventually moved to the Spokane County Fairgrounds. The Farm Chicks Show is held for one weekend each year, usually in early summer. While here, visitors will discover many interesting items to buy, like instruments and silverware. Parking for the show is free and there is an admission fee. Tickets can be bought a day ahead of time or during the show’s duration.

P.O. Box 9866, Spokane, Washington 99209, Phone: 509-477-1766

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The Kane County Flea Market began in 1967 and has since been run by the Robinson family. The flea market holds over 600 vendors who each sell their own special merchandise, like vintage holiday decor and sports memorabilia. The vendors are located throughout the grounds in various locations, with some under tents and others in nearby buildings and sheds. The Kane County Flea Market is held on the first Sunday of each month and the preceding Saturday after it from March to December. There is free parking for this event and a $5 admission fee for those 12 years and older.

P.O. Box 549, Saint Charles, Illinois 60174, Phone: 630-377-2252

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This antique flea market first opened in 1982 and is held at the Walworth County Fairgrounds. The Elkhorn Antique Flea Market hosts over 500 merchants who sell everything from glassware to dolls. The market is held both indoors and outdoors and has four separate events during the late spring and early fall. Visitors will also find a handful of eateries they can grab a bite to eat at, many of which sell local favorites, like cheese curds and ice cream bars. The Elkhorn Antique Flea Market is held rain or shine and doesn’t allow pets to shop with you unless they are service animals.

P.O. Box 607, Hales Corners, Wisconsin 53130, Phone: 414-525-0820

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The First Friday Festival Weekends at West Bottoms is held in Missouri’s historic West Bottoms district. The festival is home to one of the largest vintage markets in the country and features hundreds of vendors selling a variety of different items. Shoppers can stroll down the sidewalks while browsing the stores and tents lining the road. As its name suggests, the festival is held on the first weekend of the month, starting on Friday, and begins at 8:30 a.m. Some months also feature shopping themes. After browsing through the market, visitors could also stop by a handful of other attractions nearby, like restaurants and theaters.

12th Street Bridge Entertainment District, West Bottoms, Kansas City, Missouri, Phone: 816-842-4280

© The Market Beautiful

Once known as The Vintage Whites Market, The Market Beautiful has been highly rated by prestigious home magazines thanks to its impressive merchandise and number of vendors. The market has five different locations throughout the United States which are in Montana, Utah, Colorado, Mississippi, and Montana. Each market has its own distinctive vibe, but each mainly focuses on selling vintage items. Shoppers can browse through the stalls while listening to local musicians or munching on some delicious treats. It’s also family-friendly and provides plenty of activities geared toward kids. The Market Beautiful hosts a Christmas festival during the holidays filled with homemade decor and festive food you can buy.

412 6th Ave E, Kalispell, Montana 59901, Phone: 406-758-5810