Flea markets and swap meets have always been a place to score awesome goods and merchandise at great prices. As you can imagine, people in Alaska have some pretty cool stuff they’ve collected and used over the years, so our flea markets tend to be EXTRA interesting. If you’re looking for some authentic Alaskan antiques or just want to browse the aisles of Alaska’s past, take a look at the attractions below and get ready to shop ’til you drop at these best flea markets in Alaska!

1. Wal*Mikes
Wal Mikes, 114.8 Mile West Parks Hwy, Trapper Creek, AK 99683, USA
Wal*Mikes/Facebook
Wal*Mikes is a superstore, Alaska style. This simple roadside building holds treasures untold and the most curious curios you will ever find.
2. Alaska State Fair Flea Market
Alaska State Fair Inc, 2075 Glenn Hwy, Palmer, AK 99645, USA
Festivals for Fun Website
The Alaska State Fair is held every year in Palmer and also hosts an annual Flea Market filled with thousands of goods and antiques just waiting for you to snag them up!

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3. Anchorage Alaska Market and Festival
88th Avenue, 88th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99515, USA
Alaska.org Website
Whether you’re shopping for art & photography, apparel, fresh produce, exotic goods from around the world, or Alaskan souvenirs, you’ll find it at the Anchorage Market. The Anchorage Market is located in the heart of Dimond BLVD and is Alaska’s leading outdoor market. The Anchorage Market consists of up t0 100 vendors on the south side of the Dimond Center Mall, directly between the Dimond Center Hotel and Wal-Mart. The Anchorage Market is a great place to bring family, friends and visiting tourists. It offers free and lively entertainment, great food, and a fun and safe atmosphere! People come together from all around town to sell their new and used goods to the public. Located right in the heart of Downtown Anchorage, open every weekend all summer long, this is a great place to score some awesome goods or just grab a bite to eat. Find hours, vendors, and more information on the official website for this Alaska flea market, linked above.
4. American Legion Flea Market
402 5th Ave, Seward, AK 99664, USA
Seward Festival Website
The American Legion Flea Market is in Seward Alaska and is open April-September, make sure to plan a trip!

What others would you add to this list of best flea markets in Alaska? Share them in the comments below… we’re always up for a bargain hunting adventure in AK!

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Flea Markets in Alaska

Sarah M. | March 01, 2023

What's the biggest and best flea market in Alaska?

In terms of the biggest flea market in Alaska, that honor belongs to The Anchorage Market. Considered to be the largest open-air market in Alaska, and you can make all sorts of antique finds as well as Alaskan souvenirs, fresh produce, and exotic goods from around the whole world! It's also our favorite Alaska farmers market; see the next question for more details!

In terms of best flea markets in Alaska, see the list above! All of the AK flea markets offer one-of-a-kind treasures and unique antiques.

What are the best farmers markets in Alaska?

In Alaska, getting fresh produce at a decent price can be quite the struggle. That is, until you realize that there are some incredible farmers markets throughout the last frontier, of course! In addition to fresh produce, these amazing farmers markets provide fun family-friendly settings with a variety of other options including organic meat, handmade jewelry, arts and crafts, wood carvings, local honey and so much more. Here are some of our favorite farmers markets in Alaska:

  • Anchorage Farmers Market
  • Spenard Farmers' Market
  • South Anchorage Farmers Market
  • Farmers Fresh Market - Kenai Peninsula
  • Wasilla Farmer’s Market
  • Homer Farmers Market
  • Willow Farmers Market
  • Soldotna Wednesday Market

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