For a day full of treasure hunting, head to the Industry Flea Market in Oklahoma City. This open-air flea market is filled with local artisans, shops, and vintage finds and makes for a perfect trip with the entire family.

Escape the malls, and instead head outside to the market.
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Spend a cool fall afternoon walking through rows and rows of local vendors. From individual craftsmen and craftswomen to small businesses, the Industry Flea Market doesn't run short on quality vendors.
You'll meet people from all over Oklahoma.
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While the market is located in Oklahoma City, that doesn't stop people from all over the state from making the drive to come to the market. If you're from out of town, it's a great way to experience local life and take a break from the tourist destinations.
Come hungry, there's plenty of food.
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You don't have to leave the flea market to find a bite to eat. There's plenty of food trucks offering tasty treats for sale.

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Show your Oklahoma pride with locally-made goods.
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From Oklahoma shirts to Oklahoma coffee mugs, show off your pride for the Sooner State and support local vendors while you're at it.
Bring your four-legged friends too.
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Don't worry about being away from the pooch too long, dogs are allowed at the flea market as long as they're on a leash. You might even come across a vendor selling dog treats and accessories.
You can even find clothing made by hand!
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From homemade soaps to handmade clothes, the talented craftsmen and craftswomen at Industry Flea never cease to amaze us with their talents. If you have someone's birthday or baby shower coming up, this is the perfect place to find a truly one-of-a-kind gift.
Fall is the perfect time to come to the flea market! It opens for the season every year in October.
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Go alone for some serious shopping or bring the whole family - either way, it'll be a blast! With pumpkins and other autumn gourds in season, fall is the perfect time to visit. All in all, we're sure you'll agree that it is one of the best flea markets in Oklahoma!

Have you ever been to this fun market before? If so, what did you think of it? Did you come home with some awesome new treasures? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below!

If you’re still in the mood for more shopping, check out these wonderful thrift stores in Oklahoma.

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Where can we find historic sites in Oklahoma?

  • Sequoyah's Cabin in Sallisaw was the home of the Cherokee Indian Nation from 1829-1844 and is now a National Historic Landmark.
  • The Chisholm Trail Museum in Kingfisher is where early pioneers settled homesteaded after the historic Land Run of 1889.
  • Heavener Runestone Park in Heavener is where it is believed that Vikings came to over 1,000 years ago.

Read on to learn about some other great historic sites in Oklahoma.

 

Where can we find hiking trails in Oklahoma?

  • Robbers Cave has over 12 miles of trails that meander through Robbers Cave State Park in the San Bois Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma.
  • Natural Falls State Park is known for the beautiful 1.3 mile-long Dripping Springs Trail which also features a spectacular 77 foot waterfall.
  • The Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge located in the Wichita Mountains is home to a wide array of hiking trails for all different levels.

Read on to learn about some other great hiking trails in Oklahoma.

 

Where can we find small towns in Oklahoma?

  • Medicine Park is a tiny town of under 500 people nestled in the Wichita Mountains in the southwestern part of the Sooner State.
  • Guthrie, even though considered to be a small town, really has a lot to offer residents and visitors including a thriving historic downtown district that is listed as a National Historic Landmark.
  • Eufaula is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and sits on the shores of Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma's largest lake.

Read on to learn about some other small towns in Oklahoma.

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