6 Must-Visit Flea Markets In Cincinnati Where You'll Find Awesome Stuff
By Andrea Limke|Updated on February 23, 2023(Originally published February 18, 2023)
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
Cincinnati is a bargain-hunter’s dream when you consider the number of flea markets we have in the tristate area. These markets range from massive indoor/outdoor complexes to intimate boutiques to festive vendor fairs. It seems everyone enjoys searching for unique items or discovering that perfect piece you didn’t even know you needed. These flea markets in Cincinnati are awesome and a must-visit for hunting down deals and finding hidden treasures.
If you've ever driven north of Cincinnati to Monroe, then you've surely noticed this landmark of a flea market. Formerly Turtle Creek Flea Market, in 2008 the market was completely renovated, given a new name and continues to provide 64 acres of bargain hunting paradise. If you're looking for the best flea markets in Ohio, this is one of them!
2. Trader's World - 601 Union Rd. Monroe, OH, 45036
Traders World Flea Market, 601 Union Rd, Lebanon, OH 45036, USA
Once a month, Washington Park becomes a shopper's dream when hundreds of vendors set up shop for a modern take on the classic flea market. Everything from vintage dealers to handmade items and artisan food can be found and the setting makes for a perfect day out and about in Cincinnati. The City Flea is a celebration of all things local and unique in Cincinnati, Ohio!
Located near the river on Kellogg Avenue, Peddlers Flea Market is a year-round, indoor/outdoor flea market that has been in business for over 30 years. With 110 indoor booths, 300 outdoor vendors, and food served all day on Saturdays while they are open from 7am - 5pm, it's easy to spend several hours searching for hidden treasure.
5. Caesar Creek Flea Market - 7763 W State Route 73 Wilmington, OH, 45177
Caesar Creek SP Campground, Unnamed Road, Wilmington, OH 45177, USA
Another powerhouse in the "flea markets in Cincinnati" world, Caesar Creek in Wilmington includes 159,000 square feet of savings, open on the weekend year round. They have over 100 vendors, so whatever it is you're looking for, you'll likely find it at Caesar Creek!
6. The Flea at Riverside Antique Mall - 3742 Kellogg Ave. Cincinnati, OH, 45226
Also on Kellogg Avenue, this Cincinnati flea market has repurposed and renewed home accessories and fun flea market finds. It's a charming store and a great spot to look for unique home decor.
Are you a bargain shopper? Do you have a passion for repurposed items? Then tell us which of your favorite flea markets in Cincinnati we missed and should check out next!
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Best Flea Markets in Cincinnati
Sarah M.|February 23, 2023
What are some other must-visit flea markets in Cincinnati?
The above list covers some of the best flea markets *in* Cincinnati, but if you're up for an easy day trip, these flea markets near Cincinnati, Ohio, all offer something unique:
Valley Thrift. One of the best thrift stores in Ohio is located in Cincinnati: Valley Thrift. You'll visit this treasure trove of secondhand finds, as well as some other amazing places to go thrifting in Ohio, on our epic Bargain Hunter's Road Trip!
Heart of Ohio Antique Center. Springfield is, hands down, one of the best antique towns in Ohio. "America's Favorite Antique Destination" features 116,000 square feet of treasures from more than 650 dealers in 20 states. This large antique mall was deemed "One of America’s Best Resources for Antiques” by Martha Stewart Living Magazine. Take a peek inside the biggest antique shop in Ohio.
Casablanca Vintage. While Ohio is home to several massive thrift stores with treasures galore, there’s one that stands out among the rest. As one of the most authentic vintage clothing stores in the state, Casablanca Vintage in Cincinnati features all kinds of amazing finds from the 20th-century. When it comes to vintage stores in Ohio, it’s truly the best.
Hocking Hills Market. One of the most charming and fun markets to explore in the Buckeye State is Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge. It features several different shops, vendors, trading posts and even restaurants. Antique lovers and craft enthusiasts will especially appreciate the treasures for sale here. If you're looking for seasonal decor or special gifts, this massive market is your one-stop-shop. With both indoor and outdoor merchandise for sale, a trip here will take all day. The Amish-made furniture here is a big draw. Even better? Hocking Hills is an easy 1.5-2 hour day trip from Cincinnati!
