This Illinois Flea Market Covers 12,000 Square Feet With Over 130 Merchants On-Site

Are you ready for some bargain shopping in Illinois? While there are much larger flea markets like Wolff's Flea Market in Rosemont and Kane County Flea Market in St. Charles, the Historic Route 66 Flea Market also offers a wonderful bargain shopping experience.

The Historic Route 66 Flea Market first opened in 2006. With vendors both outside and indoors, it's one flea market you can shop at year-round.

The flea market features approximately 130 vendors and its building has 12,000 square feet of space. There is plenty of room to move around and plenty of market stalls to shop at.

Let the treasure hunt begin! What sort of items do you look for at a flea market?

At this market, you'll discover plenty of secondhand, vintage, collectible, new, and antique items including home decor, furniture, electronics, vinyl records, and a whole lot more! You never know what treasures you'll stumble into here.

And if you're in need of some new or vintage clothes to add to your wardrobe, you can find plenty of that here as well! From clothing to jewelry, shoes, purses, wallets, and other accessories, you could potentially walk out of here with a whole new outfit.

But one of the best parts of coming to a flea market is the search and then finally finding something you never even knew you wanted.

Bargain shop 'til you drop at the flea market, and when you work up an appetite, stop in at Terri's Route 66 Diner. Located just next door to the flea market, Terri's offers all-day breakfast, tacos, burgers, and so much more!

Are you ready to go bargain shopping in Illinois? What's your favorite flea market? Tell us in the comments! For more information on the Historic Route 66 Flea Market, visit the official website and Facebook page.

You can also check out this list of the best flea markets in Illinois!