Whether you're looking for antique furniture, a great deal on vintage jewelry, or just browsing for quirky finds, New Hampshire is a flea market lover's dream come true. With so many families living in New Hampshire for generations, there are plenty of attics full of unexpected treasures, and you never know when someone will decide to clean house and sell that item you didn't even know you needed - and not paying any sales taxes on your haul definitely sweetens the deal! Listed below are some of the best flea markets in New Hampshire that you'll want to make sure to visit. Just remember to check first to see if they're open; prime flea market season in New Hampshire is mid-April through mid-October, so make sure to check the websites for the most up-to-date hours.

1. Hollis Flea Market, Hollis

This family-owned southern New Hampshire staple is only open Sundays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. - and be sure to be there by 8 a.m. to get the real treasures! In addition to all sorts of treasures, you'll find some tasty food on offer - and they even serve beer! Check out the Hollis Flea Market website for all the details to plan your shopping adventure.

2. Davisville Flea Market, Warner

This great outdoor market is open Sundays, in season, from 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. This addictive flea market dream come true offers up concessions and live music from local performers on top of all the killer deals, so bring the whole family to Davisville Flea Market.

3. Salem Flea Market, Salem

This sprawling indoor/outdoor flea market might be a little less charming than its smaller counterparts, but it's open Saturday and Sunday year-round from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and it has everything you could possibly look for. Check out the Salem Flea Market website for more information.

4. Londonderry Flea Market, Londonderry

This outdoor flea market is open Saturdays and Sundays during the season from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and sells a wide variety of merchandise. There's even a vendor who makes custom guitars! Check it out the Londonberry Flea Market website for the details.

5. Fairgrounds Antiques, Swanzey

This indoor market is open every day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and has over 85 dealers. You're sure to find something different every time you stop in! Check out the Fairgrounds Antiques Facebook page for more information.

6. Shirley's Flea Market, Hollis

Located right across the street from the Hollis Flea Market, this spot is also open Sundays in season from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., making for a perfect whole day of shopping. They've also got a wide variety of vendors serving up all sorts of great finds. Shirley's Flea Market Facebook page

has all the details!

What do you think? Did your picks for the best flea markets in New Hampshire make the list? Did we leave any out? Hit the road and get ready to take home your newest treasure, but before that, make sure to tell us your favorite markets in the comments!

Looking for more inspiration? Check out this list for the ultimate guide to New Hampshire antiques!