NJIB’s Guide to 12 Year-Round New Jersey Flea Markets

Looking to shop fresh and local no matter the season? New Jersey Isn’t Boring’s Guide to Outdoor Farmers Flea Markets has you covered! Local vendors? Check! Collectables? Check! Unique food finds? Check!

Whether you’re hunting for crisp Jersey Fresh produce, artisan baked goods, local honey, or handmade crafts, this guide highlights the best spots where you can support local vendors and enjoy the Garden State’s unique flavors all year long.

North Jersey:

New Meadowlands Flea Market (Bergen County)
Open Sarturdays
The New Meadowlands Market in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is a bustling, year-round outdoor flea market held every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lot J of MetLife Stadium . Since its inception in 1991, the market has evolved into a premier shopping destination, offering a diverse array of vendors selling everything from fresh produce and flowers to electronics, clothing, antiques, and collectibles . Visitors can also enjoy a variety of food options, live entertainment, and games, all within a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere . Admission and parking are free, making it an accessible and enjoyable outing for families and bargain hunters alike.
102 Route 120, East Rutherford, NJ

Pacific Flea (Hudson County)
Second Saturdays April – October
The Pacific Flea Market in Jersey City is a vibrant community event offering a diverse mix of vintage goods, handmade crafts, unique collectibles, and local food vendors. Known for its lively atmosphere, it attracts shoppers and artists alike, fostering a creative space where people can explore eclectic finds and support small businesses. The market regularly hosts special events and live entertainment, making it a popular destination for locals and visitors.
149 Pacific Ave, Jersey City, NJ

Scranberry Coop (Sussex County)
Open Wednesdays – Sundays
The Scranberry Coop is a vibrant, year-round indoor marketplace that has become a beloved destination for antique enthusiasts and collectors. Housed in a distinctive yellow building along Route 206, this 10,000-square-foot space features over 170 dealer booths offering a diverse array of antiques, vintage items, collectibles, and more . The market is open Wednesday through Friday from 10 am – 4 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. Visitors can explore a wide variety of items, including furniture, home décor, jewelry, toys, and seasonal decorations, all within a clean and well-organized environment. The market also hosts a monthly outdoor flea market on the first Sunday of each month from April through November, weather permitting, offering additional opportunities to find unique treasures.
42 Main St, Andover, NJ

Central Jersey/Jersey Shore:

Avenel Flea Market (Middlesex County)
Open Thursday, Saturdays and Sundays
Established in 1940, the Avenel Flea Market is a great place to both buy and sell new, used, and antique goods. They are open all year-round, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 am – 3 pm. Both parking and admission are free, and you’re sure to find new, used, and antique merchandise for great prices every time you visit. Explore over 150 vendor spaces, sheds, and stores.
1488 Rahway Ave, Avenel, NJ

Collingswood Auction and Flea Market (Monmouth County)
Open Friday – Sunday
The Collingwood Auction & Flea Market in Farmingdale, New Jersey, is a year-round indoor–outdoor marketplace sprawled across 25 acres, offering shoppers a treasure trove of more than 500 outdoor vendor spaces and a 60,000‑square‑foot indoor hall with around 100 booths. Since opening its doors on March 2, 1957, it has evolved from a produce and livestock auction into a bustling flea market that blends new close-out deals and surplus goods with vintage items, antiques, housewares, clothing, jewelry, sports memorabilia, and furniture. Open Fridays through Sundays—with generous weekend hours—the market serves as a lively hub where bargain-hunters can browse everything from rare collectibles to everyday essentials, while foodstalls and snack shops cater to every palate . Whether customers are on the hunt for quirky antiques or practical household goods, the Collingwood Auction & Flea Market delivers a classic community shopping experience rooted in six decades of local history.
1350 New Jersey 33, Farmingdale, NJ

Englishtown Auction Flea Market (Monmouth County)
Open Saturdays and Sundays
The Englishtown Auction & Flea Market in Englishtown, New Jersey, is a sprawling, family‑run outdoor marketplace and indoor swap meet operating every Saturday and Sunday from 8 am – 4 pm, rain or shine, on a historic site dating back to 1929. Stretching across expansive paved outdoor lots and five connected indoor buildings, it hosts hundreds of vendors offering a staggering assortment of items — from fresh produce, plants, and pet supplies to antiques, tools, electronics, clothing, toys, collectibles, and even vacuum repair and tailoring services. With free parking and admission, bargain hunters navigate an ever‑changing maze of treasures, from kitschy finds and curbside deals to high‑end flea curiosities — many come early to snag free‑range peanuts or roasted treats amid the chatter of negotiators and vendor.
90 Wilson Avenue Englishtown, NJ

Golden Nugget Antique & Flea Market (Hunterdon County)
Open Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays
The Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market in Lambertville, New Jersey, is a decades‑old treasure trove set along the scenic Delaware River, drawing both serious collectors and casual browsers. Open year‑round on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., the sprawling market combines indoor antique malls and outdoor vendor lots spanning more than 50 years of history, inviting visitors to experience the excitement of the hunt. It was named in honor of local son James W. Marshall—the man who sparked the California Gold Rush—lending the venue a nostalgic and historical flair. Offering free parking and admission, its aisles are filled with vintage furniture, collectibles, art, curiosities, and an eclectic mix of treasures both old and new—and include two on-site cafés where shoppers can refuel.
1850 River Rd/State Highway 29, Lambertville, NJ

Manahawkin Flea Market (Ocean County)
 Open Saturdays and Sundays
The Manahawkin Flea Market in Manahawkin, New Jersey, is a vibrant, year‑round indoor‑outdoor marketplace that has welcomed bargain hunters and families since its founding in 1977. Spanning roughly four acres, the market hosts over 100 shops and more than 80 incubator vendors throughout a spacious indoor complex, while the outdoor flea area operates Saturdays and Sundays from April through December—with indoor vendors open year‑round—all selling a wide variety of goods. Shoppers can peruse fresh produce, baked treats, vintage collectibles like coins and pottery, handcrafted jewelry, tools, and seasonal treasures, with a bustling food court and specialty shops lining the pathway through the “turn‑of‑the‑century” styled Manahawkin Mart Shoppes.
 657 East Bay Avenue, Manahawkin, NJ

New Egypt Flea Market Village (Ocean County)
Wednesdays and Sundays
The New Egypt Flea Market Village is a charming, family-run flea‑market community spread across more than 40 individual cottage-style shacks, operating year-round on Wednesdays and Sundays from 8 am – 2 pm, rain or shine. Set amid rustic paths and unpaved lots at 933 Monmouth Road, the market evokes an old‑time country atmosphere, offering an eclectic mix of antiques, handmade crafts, vintage collectibles, tools, furniture, and everyday household goods . As a low‑key destination with no entry fee and modest indoor and outdoor spaces, it’s celebrated for its quaint, nostalgic feel and unique finds, all while showcasing its enduring roots in New Jersey’s flea‑market tradition for over 60 years.
933 Monmouth Road, New Egypt, NJ

South Jersey:

Berlin Farmers & Flea Market (Camden County)
Open Thursday – Sunday
Whether one is treasure‑hunting among vintage LPs and glassware or simply enjoying a weekend stroll with hearty fare and community energy, the Berlin Farmers & Flea Market offers a richly layered shopping and social experience that has thrived since its origins in the 1940s. Open Thursday through Sunday, with the outdoor flea market operating year-round on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, it hosts up to 700 vendor spaces offering everything from fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers to antiques, electronics, tools, furniture, handmade crafts, and curiosities. Inside, more than 65 small businesses—including food stalls, boutiques, and service vendors—provide an indoor shopping experience noted for its unique finds and local flavors
41 Clementon Rd. Berlin, NJ

Columbus Farmer’s Market (Burlington County)
Thursday – Sunday
The Columbus Farmers Market in Columbus, New Jersey, is a storied and bustling marketplace operating since 1929 and celebrated as the Delaware Valley’s oldest and largest flea and farmers market. Situated along Rt. 206, just minutes from the New Jersey Turnpike and I‑295, the complex blends a sprawling outdoor flea market (open Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays) with an expansive indoor farmers hall and satellite sections like the Amish Market, Produce Row, and a dedicated food court. Visitors can expect to find fresh meats, seafood, baked goods, produce, plants, shed and equipment displays, new and used tools, antiques, housewares, clothing, and artisanal wares—alongside dozens of permanent indoor stores and food vendors such as the Lucky Dime Café and Little Darlings.
 2919 Route 206 South, Columbus, NJ

Cowtown Farmers Market (Salem County)
Open Tuesdays – Saturdays
Cowtown Farmers Market in Pilesgrove is a vibrant, year-round indoor–outdoor farmers and flea market that has served Southern Jersey since 1926. Open every Tuesday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, the market spans heated indoor halls and sprawling outdoor lots that showcase over 300–400 vendors selling everything from fresh produce, meats, baking and Amish specialties to clothing, jewelry, collectibles, tools, and antiques. Held on the historic grounds of the iconic Cowtown Rodeo site, the market is deeply rooted in regional tradition—evolving from livestock auctions to its present-day role as a beloved local shopping destination.
780 Harding Highway, Pilesgrove. NJ