9 Amazing Flea Markets In Kentucky That Are Worth A Visit
Whether you love searching for hidden treasure or it excites you to find a good deal, flea markets are the place to do both! Kentucky has numerous markets, set up with vendors who are eager to sell and shoppers who are eager to search, discover and shop. Here are 9 of the best flea markets in Kentucky you just have to visit.
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1. Derby Park Flea Market - 2900 7th Street Road Louisville, KY 40216
Derby Park, located close to Churchill Downs, is a flea market goers dream! With free admission, free parking, 600 indoor and 100 outdoor vendor spaces, you're sure to find something you just have to have!
2. Luke's Town and Country Flea Market - 2006 US HWY 62 West Greenville, KY 42345
Luke and Carla Robinson continued the Greenville tradition of flea markets by opening their own in 1979. They promise a friendly shopping environment with plenty of unique items to peruse at Luke's Town and Country Flea Market.
For over 25 years, Richwood Flea Market has been a popular stop in Northern Kentucky. Many rave about their somewhat recent remodel, while others claim there aren't as many hidden treasures as there once were. Visit on a Saturday or Sunday and see for yourself. You never know what treasures await you!
4. Wildcat Flea Market - 590 Hal Rogers Pkwy London, KY 40741
With over 80,000 square feet, Wildcat Flea Market has something for everyone. The space is new and clean and you'll find everything from newer clothing to antiques. They are open on weekends from 9 to 5, so stop in and try a bite to eat as well - the food is delicious!
Southern Kentucky Flea Market is a highly rated classic market, open weekends from 10 to 5:30. With 150 indoor booths, it's the perfect spot to get lost for an afternoon and see what you can find. Great discoveries await!
With 15 locations statewide, you can't talk about flea markets in Kentucky without mentioning Peddler's Mall. If you're in the mood to shop or you're looking for something specific, plan a trip around the state to visit each mall! There are several locations throughout the state, but we recommend you start with Winchester Peddlers Mall at 110 Shoppers Village Dr, Winchester, KY 40391.
7. The Most Awesome Flea Market - 165 Dawson Drive Shepherdsville, KY 40165
The name of this famously epic flea market says it all. It features over 500 vendors and endless fans agree that "Awesome Flea Market" is a one-stop-shop. If you're looking for the most unique finds, try the outdoor vendors first.
8. Flea Land - 235 Barbourville Road London, KY 40744
Flea Land is another great weekend stop is you want to wander a bit and see what you can discover. They have both indoor and outdoor vendors and rumor has it, some pretty good soft-serve ice cream. Locals and tourists alike have found hidden treasures here. Stop by and see what you can find!
9. Burlington Antique Show - 5819 Idlewild Rd. Burlington, KY 41005
Burlington makes a big claim - "The Greatest Show on Earth." This antique show/flea market isn't quite the same as the rest of the locations on the list, but this award-winning destination deserves a spot. With shows on the on select days from April through October, the Burlington Antique Show is the perfect way to round out this list. Visit this excellent antique show at the Boone County Fairgrounds and see what discoveries await.
Have you found any good deals or discoveries at these best flea markets in Kentucky? Did we miss any? Help a fellow shopper out and share in the comments below!
Address: 165 Dawson Drive Shepherdsville, KY 40165
Address: 590 Hal Rogers Pkwy London, KY 40741
Address: 52 Cypress Road Guthrie, KY 42234
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Best Flea Markets in Kentucky
September 13, 2020
Nikki Rhoades
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
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