This Missouri Flea Market Covers 80 Acres With Hundreds Of Vendors On-Site
Beth Price-Williams
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We never know what hidden treasures we’ll uncover at a flea market. However, if we’re willing to do a bit of walking and some digging, we’re sure to score a few epic finds, especially when we visit one as massive as this Missouri flea market. Spanning more than 80 acres, Rutledge Flea Market earns props as one of the state’s largest flea markets. Carve out plenty of time for your visit, too, if you want to see as many of the hundreds of vendors’ stands as you can.
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Do you have a favorite Missouri flea market? Tell us about it in the comments! If you’re a fan of treasure hunting, you’ll definitely want to check out these six amazing flea markets in Missouri.
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Are there any other flea markets in Missouri?
Spanning 80 acres, the Rutledge Flea Market is one of the biggest flea markets in Missouri. However, it’s not the only one. Here are several other flea markets in Missouri that are worth a visit:
- Explore 10,000 square feet of hidden treasures at Itchy’s Flea Market in Columbia, a year-round flea market in Missouri.
- The Classy Flea bills itself as the most unique flea market in Branson. It’s open all year.
- Go treasure hunting at Nate’s Swap Shop, the largest outdoor flea market in Kansas City. The Missouri flea market is open all year round.
- Carve out plenty of time for your visit to Hicks’ Pickin and Grinnin indoor flea market in Poplar Bluff. (You may remember it as Old 60 Flea Market.)
Where are some other places to go treasure hunting in Missouri?
While you can score some pretty amazing finds at Missouri’s flea markets, don’t forget to check out its antique shops, too. Find some of the best antique shops in Missouri in the tiny town of Farmington. It is home to nearly half of a dozen antique shops.