The best things in life are often hiding in a flea market — and if you've ever shopped at one in Ohio, then you know exactly what we mean. Ohio's flea markets offer treasure hunting opportunities that are as vast and varied as the people that populate the Buckeye State. All throughout the state, you'll find some pretty epic events full of unsuspecting treasures just waiting to be discovered. From year-round markets to seasonal trade days, here are just a few of the very best flea markets in Ohio. You don't want to miss them this year!

1. Rogers Community Auction and Open Air Market, Rogers

Open all year-round, the Rogers Community Auction is massive flea market is the largest in Ohio's tri-state area. You never know what you'll find here. It is open most Fridays, as well as select weekends through autumn.

2. The City Flea, Cincinnati

Once a month at Washington Park, City Flea, Cincinnati's urban flea market takes place with more than 300 vendors. You'll have plenty of opportunities to find anything from vintage goods to plants. This all-season market has operated at Washington Park since 2011, and each season brings more surprises and treasure.

3. Hocking Hills Market, Rockbridge

Also open all year round is the Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge. Every weekend you can hunt for unique indoor and outdoor treasures. Permanent shops within the market space have their own set hours.

4. 23 Southbound Flea Market, Piketon

23 Southbound is Southern Ohio's largest indoor/outdoor flea market is conveniently located right off the highway. In addition to being a treasure hunt, they also have daily cash drawings. The market is open year-round on weekends.

5. Holmes County Flea Market, Berlin

Located in the heart of Ohio Amish Country is a massive indoor flea market full of unique gifts and treasures. You can visit on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, or during additional seasonal hours.

Editor's Note: Sadly, the Holmes County Flea Market shuttered for good in 2021.

6. Walnut Creek Amish Flea Market, Sugarcreek

As far as Ohio flea markets go, this is a staple. Open for the season from spring through winter, the Amish Country flea market is full of homemade crafts, décor and other goodies you'll love.

7. Rinky Dink Flea Market, Marietta

Rinky Dink Flea Market, "Mid-Ohio Valley's Premier Flea Market" is open year-round. You'll find more than 75 vendors, both inside and out. There's always something neat to take home here.

8. Jamie’s Flea Market, Amherst

"The Largest Flea Market in Northern Ohio" is Jamie's Flea Market in Amherst. It features 200 inside vendors and up to 400 outside vendors.

9. Traders World Flea Market, Lebanon

Every weekend, Traders World Flea is a popular thrifting destination that offers 11 acres of shopping. (That's a total of 16 buildings, with 850 inside vendors and 400 outside vendors.) There's a reason they call this the most colorful market in the Midwest! It's also definitely one of the best flea markets in Ohio, especially if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck in terms of sheer numbers!

10. Four Seasons Flea & Farm Market, Youngstown

With space for up to 600 vendors, this flea market definitely takes some time to explore. Once upon a time, the plot of land on which Four Seasons Flea Market is located served as the largest airport between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

11. Tiffin Flea Market, Tiffin

Located at the Seneca County Fairgrounds, this popular northwest Ohio flea market is considered to be the largest in the region. Since 1978, the Tiffin Flea Market's annual return is highly anticipated by treasure hunters all over the state. Visit it spring through autumn... it's open rain or shine!

12. Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market, Springfield

At the Clark County Fairgrounds, you can explore the epic Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market for just a small admission fee. Spanning spring through fall, this incredible gathering of goods allows bargain hunters and treasure hunters alike to find their personal nirvana.

13. Lucasville Trade Days, Lucasville

Taking place at the Scioto County Fairgrounds, Lucasville Trade Days is a cherished tradition. Camping is available on site, and admission is only a small fee. The evnt takes place several times a year, and people always mark their calendars in anticipation.

Get ready, because Lucasville Trade Days is the perfect treasure hunting opportunity.

14. Hartville Marketplace and Flea Market, Hartville

Featuring a 12-acre outdoor market that's a treasure hunter's oasis, this flea market holds several special events throughout the year. Visit Hartville Marketplace and Flea Market for some of the most unique jewelry and vintage finds in the state!

15. Treasure Aisles Flea Market, Monroe

With more than 64 acres of treasures, this flea market is every bargain hunter's dream come true. You can scour treasure Aisles year-round on weekends.

16. South Drive-In Flea Market, Columbus

More than 200 vendors are featured at the South Drive-In Flea Market, known to locals as the largest outdoor yard sale and garage sale in Columbus since the 1970s.

While not a complete list of the best flea markets in Ohio, we think these are a fantastic place to start!

What is your favorite flea market in the state? Let us know in the comments! If you've ever found anything incredible along your own treasure hunting journeys, we'd love to hear about that, too.

If you enjoyed this post and are in the mood for even more treasure hunting, check out some of our favorite antique shops in Ohio as well!