Posted in West Virginia
July 03, 2015
15 Must-Visit Flea Markets In West Virginia Where You’ll Find Awesome Stuff
Everyone loves a good flea market, don’t they? You always find something you didn’t know you need but suddenly cannot live without. And West Virginia has some great flea markets. Here are a few of them.
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Opens at 7 a.m. every Saturday and Sunday, April through October.
Located at 1542 Blue Horizon Road in Morgantown. Find everything from antiques to produce.
Open year-round at 24 Meadow Brook Drive in Charleston.
Located in Lewisburg, the West Virginia State Fair grounds hosts a flea market every Tuesday and Saturday. They are outdoor in spring, summer and fall and indoor during the winter. There are also two annual big flea market days-- one in spring and one in fall.
Located at 149 N. Washington Street.
Open year-round Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Located at 11105 Charleston Road, Clendenin
Open every Sunday from April til October. Located between Hinton and Alderson.
Located at 154 Wolcraft Way in Charles Town.
Located on Route 44 across from Pizza Hut in Wilkerson.
Held annually during the July 4 weekend at the Livestock Barn, three miles from the Cedar Lakes Art & Craft show, held at the same time.
Located at 2515 McCorkle Ave.
Held on Sundays at the Pipestem Drive-In theatre.
Held on the first and third Saturdays of the month on Neville Street from 8 to 1 p.m.
Located at 1867 Mileground Road.
These are my picks for some of the best flea markets in West Virginia. What are yours?
