Everyone In South Carolina Should Visit This Epic Flea Market At Least Once
Robin Jarvis
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Flea markets always flourish in the Palmetto State, especially when the weather is nice. Some are overflowing with all sorts of merchandise, including bargains on new and used items, antiques, produce, clothing, and plants just to name a few. For some vendors, selling at the flea market is their livelihood, while for others it’s a way to make some extra cash. Of course, some vendors simply like to showcase and sell their crafts or hobbies. If you’ve never dabbled in flea market browsing and shopping then you should certainly give it a try. Consider making a day of it by heading to one of the best flea markets in South Carolina. The upstate’s Barnyard Flea Market in Greer is one that everyone in South Carolina should visit at least once.
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If you’ve never been to a flea market then you’re really missing out on a one-of-a-kind experience. Make this weekend your window of opportunity to get out and explore this great market in the Upstate of South Carolina. While they don’t have a website, be sure to follow the Barnyard Flea Market on Facebook for updates and more information.
Do you have a favorite flea market in another part of the state? We’d love to know in our comments. And, since you’ll already be in Greer consider making your visit an overnight stay by checking into this secluded cabin for a relaxing getaway.
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What are the best road trips through South Carolina?
The best road trips in South Carolina will take you through every corner of the state. For a fun way to explore, check out these options:
- The Hidden Gem Road Trip. This journey leads to destinations that many people have overlooked. From waterfalls to bakeries to farms, there's something for everyone on this 650-mile journey.
- Picturesque Small Towns Road Trip. Travel from the coast to Clemson (or the other way around!) on this multi-day trip.
- South Carolina National Parks Road Trip. With some of the most beautiful nature in the state, this trip leads to eight incredible parks.
- Haunted Places Road Trip. Those looking for the creepier side of South Carolina will enjoy this seven-stop adventure.
These are all great road trip options, but if you prefer to stick to the coast, make sure you plan to take this lighthouse road trip through South Carolina. From north to south and back again, it's beautiful.
Are there any covered bridges in South Carolina?
There are a few beautiful covered bridges in South Carolina that you can visit. One of the most popular is Campbells Covered Bridge, near Greenville. Built in 1908, this is the oldest covered bridge in the state. It spans Beaverdam Creek and visitors can enjoy a picnic in the park adjacent to the bridge. While not covered, there's a bridge in rural Greenville County that's worth visiting. The Poinsett Bridge spans a small creek and also has a bit of a dark past worth learning about.