4 Must-Visit Flea Markets In Portland Where You’ll Find Awesome Stuff

If you want vintage items, you definitely want to check out all the great flea markets in the City of Roses. We have no shortage of thrift stores in Portland, and, of course, many people love visiting garage sales, but there's something thrilling about the thrill of the hunt through a flea market. You can find some of the best antiques and vintage wares around, plus new products and closeout deals. You'll want to set aside some serious time to shop when you hit up one of these flea markets around Portland - they're great!

1. The Lombard Flea Market: 7611 N Exeter Ave hall B, Portland, OR 97203

This weekly event sprawls both inside and outside of the expansive Eagles Lodge at the corner of Lombard and Exeter. It's held each Sunday and attracts over 100 vendors. It's a great spot to pick up clothes, but you can also find antiques and plenty of toys and kids' items. Admission is $1.

2. Portland Flea: 240 SE Clay St, Portland, OR 9721

The Portland Flea has recently switched from weekly to monthly, because there was simply too much stuff to only have a once-a-month meetup! It's held from April through October and you'll find plenty of vintage products, food, and plenty of handmade goods. It's a great spot to shop for unique gifts! Admission is free and Portland Flea occurs rain or shine.

3. Rose City Vintage Market at the Portland Expo Center: 2060 N Marine Dr, Portland, OR 97217

The Rose City Vintage Market is one of the largest collectible shows in the country. It attracts vendors from all over the western U.S., with goods as varied as books, artwork, antiques, furniture, and plenty more. This flea market in Portland occurs three times yearly, in March, July, and October. Want to make sure you get access to all the deals? Book an early-access ticket!

4. Antique Alley at 42nd Street Station: 2000 NE 42nd Ave, Portland, OR 97213

Antique Alley is tucked away in the basement of the 42nd Street Station. This year-round antiques store curates a wide variety of items from numerous dealers, so you never know what you'll find. It's more similar in format to a flea market than most antique stores in Portland, and we've included it on this list due to the large and ever-changing selection of vintage wares. With 95 vendors, there's a lot to see here!

Have you ever visited any of these fantastic flea markets in Portland? Do you know of any others in the area you think should be added to the list? Share your favorites in the comments!