7 Must-Visit Flea Markets In Northern California Where You’ll Find Awesome Stuff
No one wants to pay full price for something. Who doesn’t love getting a deal? That’s why we go by the thousands to flea markets every week. We have lots to choose from here in Northern California. It’s a treasure hunt in a parking lot, am I right? Here are some of our favorites. Now you can spend even more time looking for that perfect kitchen table or garage tool set. We love us some flea-market finds, don’t we? Here are some of the best flea markets in Northern California:
No two flea markets are the same. Each one has its own flavors and treasures. This one is usually on the smaller side but is pretty diverse with the tasty treats. Plus, the people-watching here is incredible. Visit the official website for more information.
Okay, so we veered off the flea markets for a second because, according to our sources, the very best market type to attend is this one. And, we don't want to give you anything but the best tips! So, go here and search for some unique antiques. This fair is held on the first Sunday of every month. Visit the Alameda Antiques Fair website for more information.
Want to help out the students? Then you need to come and spend your money here at De Anza College Flea Market in Cupertino. A portion goes to the college and the college clubs. Now, that's a two for one good deed! Visit the official web page of this flea market for more information.
Parking Lot B, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014, USA
Once you've come for some wine tasting and maybe a little five-course meal, it never hurts to stop by and check out the deals here. One source had this to say, "The market itself is not-your-average-market. There's a lot of off-brand 'new' items for sale, lots of Mexican crafts, plenty of fleece blankets, baseball caps, and kitchen appliances." Find out more about the Napa-Vallejo Flea Market in American Canyon on the official website.
Epperson's Flea Market in Redding is a popular place for bargain hunters from all over NorCal. You'll find more than enough goods to sort through so plan on spending a few hours here.
It's not just the treasures of a flea market that you can find to make this trip so worth it, but there's even more. You need to try their taco truck with some amazing carne asada tacos on board. The food here is pretty tasty. Bonus. Visit this flea market's Facebook page for more information.
What makes the West Wind Public Flea Market in San Jose a great place is that it's huge. You can spend all day here. Expect some great deals because they're here! Visit the official website for more information. This is one of the best flea markets in Northern California.
3630 Hillcap Ave, San Jose, CA 95136, USA
What did you think of this list of best flea markets in Northern California? There are way too many flea markets for us to list them all here. So, please be a big help and share some of your favorites in the comments!
If you love finding unique bargain items, plan a visit to Tailwaggers Thrift Shop in Eureka. Purchases made here will help the animal shelter it’s associated with.
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Shopping In Northern California
March 01, 2023
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What are some of the best thrift stores in Northern California?
For bargain hunters, here are some of the best thrift stores in Northern California:
Upscale Thrift in Sacramento
Thrift Town in Sacramento
CP Thrift Shop in Napa
Pass It On Thrift in Tahoe City
New Beginnings Thrift in Placerville
Hospice of Amador Thrift Store in Jackson
Many thrift stores support a non-profit, so not only do customers get a good deal but can help out a cause.
What are some of the best antique stores in Northern California?
For those who love antiques and vintage goods, check out some of the best antique stores in Northern California:
Visit Petaluma for these three antique stores: Summer Cottage Antiques, Sienna Antiques, and Thrifty Hippy.
Joanne is a fourth-generation Northern Californian. She knows good sour dough bread when she tastes it and understands the best parts of the Golden State are nowhere near Los Angeles.
