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Central Florida Flea Markets

Space Coast Frontenac Flea Market - Between Titusville and Cocoa.

US Highway #1. Between Titusville and Cocoa. Fri, Sat & Sun, hours 8am-4pm.
This is our favorite market in Florida. It has a wide range of items and is a popular stop for the traveling dealers and now and then locals so there is always plenty of new stuff.

It’s an old style flea market with lots of used and collectable stuff from folks that just rented the booth for a weekend along with the usual new junk. There are approximately 400+ dealers on any given day. You can get food and the restrooms are usually clean restrooms. The parking lot is sand and there is ample free parking.

Daytona Flea Market and Antique Showplace - Daytona Beach

1425 Tomka Farms Road. Southwest corner of U.S. Highway 92 and I-95. One mile west of the speedway. Fri, Sat & Sun , hours 8am-5pm,.

This is another one of our favorites. There are over 800 vendors and an air-conditioned Antique Showplace with 100 galleries. The market is located on 40 acres and it runs all year. There is a ample free paved parking and miles of walking. It's packed during Speed Week and Spring Break; this is the place to be.

There is a wide range of items here. The Antique Showplace has an excellent assortment of goods. Outside, new, imports, gifts, used, produce, crafts, art, some really nice pieces. Lots of bric-a-brac. There is even a Pagan store, herb booth and a tea shop. Good food is available and clean restrooms. This is a very complete market.

http://www.daytonafleamarket.com/

Renninger's Florida Twin Markets - Mount Dora

Highway 441. ½ mile north of Route 46. Hours Sat & Sun., 8am to 4pm. There IS an admission charge.

There are approximately 400 exhibitors. The market strong on quality antiques and collectibles, so it's well worth the admission. There is new and used merchandise along with crafts. One of the best sources for quality items in Florida. Ample parking.

This is the place for antiques and classy stuff. Market also holds some special events that are unusually large antique shows. call for dates. (352) 383-3141 or 383-8393.

http://www.renningers.com/

Super Flea and Farmers Market - Melbourne

I-95 Exit 183 and W. Eau Gallie Blvd. Fri, Sat & Sun, hours 9am-4pm.

There is ample parking. Approximately 250+ dealers show up on a given day. There os a good selection, antiques, collectibles, silver, jewelry, new merchandise, sportswear, imports, electronics, crafts, art, produce and secondhand items. The restrooms are clean and there is good food.

http://www.superfleamarket.com/gft.htm

Apopka - - SAT & SUN
Three Star Flea Market. 2390 S. Orange Blossom Trail. Highway 441. Opens at dawn and runs until dark. Free adm, ample parking. Outdoor market with antiques, collectibles, new and used merchandise, coins, crafts, produce and lots of general flea market goods. Approx 50 vendors. Space from $10. per day. Snack bars, restrooms, h/a. c/p Mary Anderson, 2390 S. Orange Blossom Trail, 32703-1870. (407) 293-2722.

DELAND - - WEDNESDAYS
Volusia County Farmers Market. 3000 E. New York. Ample paved parking, and miles of walking required to see this market. Approximately 450 dealers. Excellent weekday market. Never ending variety of goods at this market, from pure junque to absolute treasures are here if you can spend the day poking in the 100's of booths. Commercial vendors note that this is one of the best weekday markets in Florida. Food available, restrooms, h/a. Indoor and outdoor space available. c/p Harley Cultip, (904) 734-1614.

KISSIMMEE - - FRI, SAT & SUN
Osceola Flea & Farmers Market. 2801 Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway. (US Highway 192). 34844/ Hours 8am-5pm throughout the year. 900 booths, usually all rented, all under 1 insulated roof. Free admission and ample paved parking. Lots of new and secondhand merchandise here, souvenirs, produce, and some antiques and collectibles. One of the largest markets in the area. Restaurant, snack bars, h/a. All dealers park at their booth. Storage sheds available. Electric in booths. Fenced for security. A lot of walking here. Space from $17.50 per day. Monthly rate available. c/p Frank Buonauro, Jr. or Monique Cupolo, Manager. 2801 Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. 34744. (407) 846-2811 or 846-8314. Fax: (407) 846-3392.

MAITLAND - - SAT & SUN
Ole Red Barn Flea Market. 8750 South 17-92. Hours: 8am to 4pm. Free adm and ample parking. Outdoor market with some covered spaces and approx 25 dealers. Restroom, h/a. Produce market is open daily. c/p Betty Smith, (561) 789-3945.

MAITLAND - - SAT & SUN
Maitland Flea Market. 1941 Highway 17-92. Market open from daylight until dark. Ample parking. New merchandise, jewelry, coins, electronics, souvenirs, gifts, collectibles. Good all around market. When the Oklahoma Sooners were winning and playing in the Orange Bowl, this market was on my route to replenish the ol' cash sock. Now that Nebraska is an Orange Bowl loser and Miami is not on my approved travel list, I have scratched this market from my list. Snack bar, restrooms, h/a. Some covered spaces, majority of space is outside. (561) 339-2920.

ORLANDO - - SAT & SUN
Orlando Flea Market. 5022 S. Orange Blossom Trail. 2 miles South of Highway 441 and I-4 on 441. Ample parking. Approximately 200+ exhibitors. Large commercial market with lots of new merchandise, used merchandise, crafts, produce, collectibles. Snack bar, restrooms, h/a. Space from $8.60. Local license required. c/p Curtis Adams, 2831 Marquise Ct. 32805. (407) 857-0048 or 293-5357.

ORLANDO - - SAT & SUN
Flea Market. Central Florida Fair Grounds. 1552 Daly Street. Ample parking. Approximately 300 dealers. Antiques, collectibles, silver, coins, linen, glassware, primitives, some very nice quality items here. Food available, snack bar, h/a. (407) 295-9448.

ORLANDO - - SAT & SUN
Central Florida Farmers Market. 4603 W. Colonial Drive. Hours 5am until dark. Free adm & parking. Outdoor market with approx 300 dealers. Atniques, collectibles, crafts, produce, furniture, new and used merchandise, lots of bric-a-brac here. Space from $10. per day. c/p John Wild, 1552 Daly St, 32808. (407) 295-9448 or 296-3868.

ORLANDO - FRI, SAT & SUN
Flea World - Hwy 17-92. Between Orlando and Sanford. Fri, Sat & Sun .
Free admission and parking. Approximately 1,700 booths. 11 food concessions w/seating. . Free entertainment. Flea World gold Building. Air conditioned w/96 mini stores. Market has many special promotions and is one of the largest attended attractions in Florida. This is an all day stop. For the flea market affeciando this market is more fun than Disney World. Approximately 1,200 booths.

We were not impressed. We felt that most of the vendors were, shall we say, were less than nice to non-Hispanics, and many of them did not speak English. We only went one time (that was enough for us.) and that was two years ago.
http://www.fleaworld.com/

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