From one side of the state to the other, South Carolina’s weather can be a very different experience in the span of just a couple hundred miles. But one thing that remains constant no matter where you are, is the countless bargain flea markets that can be found throughout the Palmetto State. The vendors at many of them brave both sweltering summertime temps and the unpredictable winter weather to sell their goods and treasures, rain or shine, each and every week. Below are a few of our favorite flea markets in South Carolina to check out in any season.

1. Florence Flea Market - Florence

Florence Flea Market, 4001 E Palmetto St, Florence, SC 29506, USA
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This year-round market in the charming town of Florence is the perfect spot to find everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to traditional flea market treasures. During inclement weather, you may find the vendors under the shed and inside. Find it at 4001 E Palmetto St., Florence, SC.

2. Pickens Bargain Exchange Flea Market - Pickens

Bargain Exchange Flea Market, 1449 Walhalla Hwy, Pickens, SC 29671, USA
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Every Wednesday this popular flea market in the town of Pickens swells to 60 acres of antique and flea market bargains. With space for 2,000 vendors, this is easily one of the biggest fleas in the area! Find it at 1449 Walhalla Hwy., Pickens, SC.

3. Coastal Carolina Flea Market - Ladson

Coastal Carolina Flea Market, 165 Market Rd, Ladson, SC 29456, USA
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Discover more than you bargained for at the Coastal Carolina Flea Market featuring over 1,000 indoor and outdoor vendors. It's open rain or shine every Saturday and Sunday. Find it at 165 Market Rd., Ladson, SC.

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4. Anderson Jockey Lot & Farmers' Market - Belton

Anderson Jockey Lot And Farmers Market, 4530 US-29, Belton, SC 29627, USA
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The Anderson Jockey Lot & Farmers' Market has an impressive 2,100 vendor spaces each week and is open rain or shine, even on holidays. You're sure to find that certain something you didn't even know you needed! It's open every Saturday and Sunday. Find it at 4530 Highway 29 N., Belton, SC.

5. Hudson's Surfside Flea Market - Surfside Beach

Hudson's Surfside Flea Market, 1040 US-17 BUS, Surfside Beach, SC 29575, USA
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Don't let the entrance fool you. There are numerous buildings like this one and hundreds upon hundreds of vendors at this beach flea. IBecause of that, in ranks among the most popular South Carolina flea markets. It is also open Thursday through Sunday. Find it at 1040 Hwy. 17 South, Surfside Beach, SC.

6. Laurel Bay Flea Market - Beaufort

Laurel Bay Flea Market, 484 Laurel Bay Rd, Beaufort, SC 29906, USA
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Vendor tables out in the open air are the earmark of this small and quaint flea market that pops up every Saturday in Beaufort. Your best bet is to arrive during the morning hours to catch the most merchandise and the fresh veggies. Find it at 484 Laurel Bay Rd., Beaufort, SC.

So, if you’re looking for a real bargain exchange flea market, you now have a great starter list! What other things to do in South Carolina would you suggest?

Have you ever been to any of these exciting flea markets? If so, which ones were your favorites? Did we miss any of your favorite South Carolina flea markets? You can add them in the comments along with an address and what days they are open!

For more money-saving shopping, take a peek at these 13 incredible thrift stores found in South Carolina, and this one town that has more than 15 thrift stops!

For those who embark upon road trips, you might enjoy traveling via RV. If you don’t have one, you can also learn about renting an RV by visiting RVShare. And whether you are new to RVing or are a seasoned pro, here are some great RV tips for your next adventure!

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Where can we find state parks in South Carolina?

  • Hunting Island State Park in Hunting Island features a beach, lighthouse, campground, nature center, and nature trails.
  • Little Pee Dee State Park in Dillon offers fishing, camping, boating, and kayak rentals.
  • Table Rock State Park in Pickens is highlighted by a beautiful lake and has scores of hiking trails.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other beautiful state parks in South Carolina.

Where can we find outdoor gardens in South Carolina?

  • The Hopeland Gardens in Aiken cover 14 acres and are highlighted by beautiful sculptures, lovely stone walkways, and stunning verdant trees.
  • The Magnolia Plantation and Gardens in Charleston were founded in 1870 and are the oldest in America. The flora and fauna here are nothing short of spectacular.
  • The Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden in the town of Bishopville is a three-acre garden featuring some of the most fascinating topiary designs.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other beautiful outdoor gardens in South Carolina.

Where can we find the best hotels and resorts in South Carolina?

  • The Montage Palmetto Bluff in Bluffton offers a wide variety of guest rooms, suites, cottages, and homes as vacation options.
  • The Hotel Trundle in Columbia is an eclectic, contemporary hotel housed in a historic building.
  • The Grand Bohemian Lodge in Greenville is surrounded by lush landscaping and offers spectacular views of the Reedy River.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other beautiful hotels and resorts in South Carolina.

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