The massive and magnificent Mile High Flea Market in Denver is the largest open-air, year-round shopping and entertainment attraction in the Rocky Mountain region. With 80 acres of vendors, shops, farmers’ markets, restaurants, food stands, live music, rides, and more, this incredible extravaganza offers hours of fun for the whole family! Make a day of it, there are plenty of games, shopping vendors, and food stalls to keep you occupied.
Come one, come all to the fabulous Mile High Flea Market, just 10 minutes from Downtown Denver at I-76 and 88th!
But you can't go wrong no matter when you visit. There's always something new and exciting going on here.
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In fact, the Mile High Flea Market is Colorado's only four-season outdoor farmers market and boasts some of the most delicious produce in the nation and the region, including Olathe corn, Palisade peaches, and Rocky Ford melons.
Can't smell the fresh kettle corn wafting from the screen? If you were at the Mile High Flea Market you would know how great Willy's Kettle Corn smells because they make it fresh all day!
That's just one of many food opportunities scattered across this incredible flea market.
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Grab a quick and easy bite at one of the many food stands or sit down and lounge at one of the full-service restaurants. Cactus Cantina (seen here) serves ice-cold beer and has six big screens where you can watch the big game.
Warning: Funnel cake has been known to bring a smile to everybody's face.
You can choose between the classic flea market eats or enjoy a gourmet meal, or, heck, try it all!
From classic roller coasters and bumper boats to 4x4s and a bouncy house, there's SO much for your kiddos to enjoy at the Mile High Flea Market!
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Flea Markets In Colorado
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Where are there flea markets in Colorado?
It’s pretty hard to beat this spot for weekend fun, but be sure to check out these other flea markets in Colorado as well.
The Lafayette Flea (Lafayette)
Mile High Flea Market (Henderson)
Annie's Home Consignments (Steamboat Springs)
Colorado Springs Flea Market (Colorado Springs)
Foothills Flea Market (Fort Collins)
Front Range Mercantile Indoor Flea Market and Antique Mall (Longmont)
A Paris Street Market at Aspen Grove (Littleton)
Fort Collins Flea Market (Fort Collins)
What’s so great about flea markets?
The diversity is what makes flea markets so fantastic. You just never know what you’re going to find. The merchandise changes all the time and it’s sourced from all over. It’s treasure hunting in real life.
