You Could Spend All Day At This Awesome Flea Market In Maine
Beth Price-Williams
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There’s certainly nothing better than taking a trip down memory lane by searching for treasures from the past. Here in Maine, there are plenty of places to do that. From antique shops to thrift stores and flea markets, there are countless places to find hidden gems you can’t live without. We’re fortunate to have some pretty amazing flea markets dotted throughout the state. If you’re looking for a massive flea market in Maine, however, where you can spend an entire day shopping, you’ll definitely want to visit one of the best flea markets in Maine, The Willows Flea Market. It has three impressive floors to explore all day.
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This is undoubtedly one of the largest flea markets in Maine and they’re open at various times throughout the week. To make sure they’re open when you’d like to visit, be sure to follow them on Facebook. Additionally, keeping up with them on social media is a great way to see what’s new from different vendors. Have you found anything fun and exciting during a visit to The Willows? Let us know in the comments!
And, for more treasure-hunting fun, visit these eight amazing flea markets in Maine where you’ll find awesome stuff!
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Things to Do in Maine
Which hidden gems in Maine should I visit?
There are quite a few hidden gems in Maine you should visit. Some of the most fun include:
- The entire town of Rangeley. This region is beautiful and always fun to explore. You'll find restaurants, trails, and, of course, the entirety of Rangeley Lake.
- The Reversing Falls, Pembroke. The way the tide enters and leaves this area of water between Dennys and Whiting Bays makes it seem as though the water is actually going backward.
- Shaw’s Fish and Lobster Wharf, New Harbor. Restaurants in Maine are some of the best hidden gems and this beloved local spot is a great example.
- The Wiscasset Antiques Mall, Wiscasset. This three-story building takes up 13,000 square feet and houses 100 different vendors.
There are so many more hidden gems here in Maine. To see more, check out this road trip leading to some incredible little-known spots.
Are there any covered bridges in Maine?
There are quite a few covered bridges in Maine. To visit some favorites, start with these:
- Hemlock Bridge, Fryeburg. This beauty was built in 1857 making it the oldest covered bridge in Maine.
- Watson Settlement Bridge, Littleton. At 150 feet, this covered bridge is considered the longest in the state.
- Pondicherry Park, Bridgton. Visiting this little park means the opportunity to enjoy the trails and an adorable covered bridge.
- Sunday River Bridge, Newry. Also known as "Artists Bridge," this spot is so picturesque it's frequently captured in photography and paintings.
For more beautiful covered bridges take this scenic day trip through the state.