Best Flea Markets In Baltimore

When it comes to delightful bargain shopping, there is nothing like a good flea market. Flea markets contribute to the local, state and federal economy, providing opportunities for over 2.25 million vendors conducting over $40 billion in sales annually. As a result, flea markets continue to be visited by over 100 million customers each year throughout the United States. Whether your desire is arts, crafts, antiques, collectibles, electronics or food, flea markets have the best of both new and used merchandise. With vendors that range from family-owned businesses to quality traders of national brands, flea markets can often be the gateway to finding fun, yet rare and authentic treasures.

Patapsco Flea Market
Patapsco Plaza Shopping Center
1400 W. Patapsco Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21230
(410) 354-3040
www.patapscomarket.com

Open every Saturday and Sunday, the indoor/outdoor Patapsco Flea Market features an array of everything from name brand merchandise to hand-crafted specialty items including food, clothing, jewelry, toys, games, cosmetics, fragrances, technology and more! Stop by this weekend hotspot to fulfill all of your household and recreational needs. You will surely find some of the best items that Charm City has to offer.

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North Point Plaza Flea Market
2401 North Point Road
Baltimore, MD 21222
(410) 285-4504
northpointfleamarket.com

With over one hundred thousand square feet of space, the North Point Plaza Flea Market is one of Baltimore's largest and favorite flea markets. With its vast array of collectibles, jewelry and personal and household products, this flea market is sure to have something for everyone. The North Point Plaza Flea Market has countless culinary delights, but if your sweet tooth is bugging you the most, stop by Ebersol's Bakeshoppe! With its large selection of pies, pastries, breads, cakes and cookies, among others, you are surely bound to find something to tickle your fancy. Whichever you choose, you certainly won't be disappointed. The best part of this premiere flea market is that, unlike most, it is open every single day!

Joppatowne Flea Market
Joppa Market Place
1000 Joppa Farm Road
Joppa, MD 21085
(410) 679-1777
joppatownefleamarket.net

Known as Harford County's largest flea market, the Joppatowne Flea Market has over 200 booths which feature everything from authentic household products to rare collectibles. Too much shopping can often cause one to work up an appetite, which is why stopping by Daverna's Grill for breakfast or lunch is a must. Are you craving something different? Try Beilers Bar-B-Que which features an eclectic array of barbecued ribs and chicken, in addition to other rotisserie and fried chicken delights. If just a light snack is what you prefer, stop by Dutch Delights for a soft pretzel and a smoothie. Regardless, at Joppatowne Market Place, you'll find everything to suit your household, edible and recreational needs.

Farm Women's Market 
7155 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 652-2291
www.farmwomensmarket.com

Active since 1932, this Bethesda, Maryland gem features an array of good foods, drinks and music with artisans, crafts and boutique businesses from around the Mid-Atlantic region. In addition to featuring authentic antiques, collectibles and vintage merchandise, the Market Local vineyards and breweries also provide tastings. Delectable food trucks are also a staple here! Open on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, the Farm Women's Market provides non-stop fun for the entire family, all year around.

Seidel Indoor Flea Market 
4443 Belair Road
Baltimore, MD 21122
(410) 375-3499
seidelfleamarket.nova-antiques.com

Open every Saturday and Sunday, the Seidel Indoor Flea Market carries an eclectic mix of books, sporting goods, tools, crafts, antiques, collectibles, vintage toys, jewelry and clothing. Stop in today for a thrifty experience that you won't forget!

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