More Than A Flea Market, Nate’s Swap Shop In Missouri Also Has Food Trucks, Fresh Produce, And More

A weekend day offers so much promise, especially for those of us who like to go treasure hunting. With all of the antique shops, thrift stores, and flea markets dotted across the state, we live in a treasure hunter's paradise. This flea market in Missouri is one of the biggest, and it's got a lot more than just hidden gems.

Go treasure hunting on Saturdays and Sundays all year around at Nate's Swap Shop in Kansas City.

Billed as Kansas City's largest flea market, the year-round destination offers something - from clothing to live plants - for everyone.

Unlike some flea markets, Nate's hosts food trucks and other food vendors. Before you start shopping or when you need a break, fuel up with a delicious bite to eat.

Past vendors have dished up such delicious fare as Italian, Mexican, and barbecue.

Definitely allot sufficient time to explore the flea market's grounds as there is a lot to see. You'll find brand name items and handgrafted goods, often made locally.

If you see something you love, make sure you buy it. Goods go fast, and chances are it will be gone when you come back around.

While some vendors take credit cards, Nate's Swap Shop advises all shoppers to bring plenty of cash just to be safe.

To score the best deals, your best bet is to visit early in the day. The flea market can get really busy, so keep that in mind when making plans.

Nate's Swap Shop charges a nominal admission fee while parking is free.

Head over to Nate's Swap Shop website for more information. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

Do you have a favorite flea market in Missouri? Tell us about it in the comments! After you've gone treasure hunting at Nate's Swap Shop, take a drive past this abandoned Kansas City workhouse.