8 Must-Visit Flea Markets In Pennsylvania Where You’ll Find Awesome Stuff

Flea markets are a great way to spend a leisurely Saturday or Sunday morning. They often offer a huge variety of unique goods with a reasonable (and negotiable) price tag. Here are some of the best flea markets in Pennsylvania.

1. Leighty's Flea Market, Newry

Explore 29 acres of hidden treasures when you visit Leighty's Flea Market. The outdoor market is a perfect way to spend a few hours on a Sunday. Check out the official website of

Leighty's Flea Market.

2. Rice's Sale & Country Market, New Hope

Mark your calendar for Tuesdays and Saturday mornings from March through December. That's when Rice's Sale & Country Market welcomes treasure hunters to explore its 30 acres of indoor and outdoor vendors. Stop by the official website of Rices Sale & Country Market.

3. Phila Flea Markets, various locations throughout Philadelphia

If you love going to flea markets and live in the Philadelphia-area, you will love Phila Flea Markets. There are 12 locations throughout the city, so it will be hard to sneeze without stumbling into one of these flea markets. Visit the official website of Phila Flea Markets.

4. Jake's Flea Market, Barto

Carve out plenty of time for your visit to Jake's Flea Market, which features both indoor and outdoor vendors. You'll find a bit of everything - from antiques to snack foods. Check out the official website of Jake's Flea Market.

5. Pocono Bazaar Marketplace, East Stroudsburg

Rain or shine, Pocono Bazaar Marketplace welcomes shoppers on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Shop the many vendors then when you need a break, grab a quick bite to eat from one of the food vendors at the food court. Go here for the official website of Pocono Bazaar Flea Market.

6. Blue Ridge Flea Market, Saylorsburg

Shop at the Blue Ridge Flea Market, and you'll almost certainly come home with some amazing finds. The flea market bills itself as "a unique place for people seeking unique treasures." Browse the official website of Blue Ridge Flea Market.

7. Renninger's Antiques & Farmers Market, Kutztown

Uncover a score of hidden treasures at Renninger's Antiques and Farmers Market, where you'll also find collectibles, military memorabilia, and ceramics. Stop by the official website of Renninger's Antique and Farmer's Market.

8. Jonnet Flea Market, Blairsville

Right along Route 22 in Blairsville, ​​Jonnet Flea Market features both indoor and outdoor vendors. You can also find some delicious goodies.

Do you agree that these Pennsylvania flea markets are some of the best in the state? What others would you add to the list? Let us know in the comments! You might also want to visit Rossi's Popup Market in North Versailles, which is one of the biggest flea markets in Pennsylvania that features both indoor and outdoor vendors.