The Waterbury Flea Market spans 10 acres and draws locals and tourists alike. Based in the central part of Vermont, the market is open every weekend, from the beginning of May through the middle of October, from 7am – 4pm.
For years, the flea market has been a fun way for families of all ages to enjoy a day out. Aside from checking out random items like car parts and art made by local artists, stop by the food tent to savor some Vermont specialties.
The Waterbury Flea Market is located at Farr’s Field. Head to Waterbury Flea Market, 1901 US-2 in Waterbury Village Historic District to start your shopping adventure.
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One of the fun things about going to a flea market is checking out the odds and ends you’ll see.
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You’ll stumble upon seasonal fruit stands when you wander through the flea market stalls.
Facebook/Waterbury Flea Market There will be plenty of samples to try while you walk around. Therefore, make sure you come hungry.
If you ever wanted a license plate from your home state, the Waterbury Flea Market might have what you’re looking for!
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While it might be challenging to find matching dishes, part of the fun will be looking for one and celebrating when you’ve found a full set.
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If you’re on the hunt for a new pair of earrings, you won’t be disappointed with the options at this flea market.
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Most importantly, don’t leave the flea market without buying some Vermont maple syrup!
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If your dog is on a leash, they can join you in looking for hidden treasures too.
There will be plenty of samples to try while you walk around. Therefore, make sure you come hungry.
If you need more information before you go, call 802-882-1919 or visit here.
After you’ve visited the Waterbury Flea Market, check out The 7 Best Flea Markets In Vermont And You Absolutely Have To Visit to learn about other places to browse for unique items in the Green Mountain state.
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Address: 1901 US-2, Waterbury Village Historic District, VT 05676, USA
