Wisconsinites are known to be rather on the frugal side and there’s just nothing quite are rewarding as finding a deal. There are plenty of awesome flea markets all over the state for you to bargain-hunt at, from the west to the east and back again.
If you’ve ever visited the midwest, then you probably know that the region is big on tradition and comfort. We love our big families, our warm homes, and ALL the family heirlooms. A flea market is like finding your own family memorabilia, with a little exploration involved. We’ve put together a list of the best flea markets in Wisconsin, and they’re bound to leave you happy come the weekend. Take a look, fall in love, and perhaps make it a tradition.
Here are 10 of the best flea markets around Wisconsin:
The 7-Mile Fair is Wisconsin's biggest flea market. It's open year-round and typically begins in early April. You can find more information on the 7 Mile Fair website.
Rain or shine, this market is open the first Saturday of each month, June, July, August & September. There are indoor and outdoor spots with antiques, crafts, produce, and more. EDITOR'S NOTE: Unfortunately, this flea market is no longer in operation.
This giant flea market is held in the late summertime, when the Shawano Wisconsin Flea Market moves to Antigo Wisconsin Flea Market. Located at the Langlade County Fairgrounds, be sure to check the Antigo Flea Market website for changing hours and admission prices.
This weekly market has more than 30 vendors each week and is a bargain hunter's paradise. It's known as one of the best flea markets in Wisconsin and remains a family favorite no matter the time of year. It's a must-visit for first-timers! More information can be found on the webpage for the
Crivitz Flea Market.
The Elkhorn Antique Flea Market seems to get more and more popular each season. With more than 500 vendors displaying indoors and outdoors, this is a market not to be missed. The market opens at 7 am and has a $5 admission. Parking is free. Changing hours and admission prices can be found right here, so make sure to check the Elkorn Flea Market website before you head on out!
Open the third weekend in April through the third weekend in October. This is an inside & outside market with approximately 75 dealers. There's also usually a ton of great local food. Once you're here, you'll realize why Pea Pickin' Flea Market is considered one of the best flea markets in Wisconsin!
Celebrating almost a whopping fifty years in the business, the Princeton Flea Market is held every Saturday in the tree-shaded City Park on the east side of town on Hwy 23. This local legend likes to call itself the "World's Greatest Flea Market" and remains a family favorite for folks from all around. Admission and parking is free. Find out more information on the Princeton Flea Market webpage.
Located at the Expo Center, Rummage-O-Rama takes place seven times a year. Be sure to check the Rummage-O-Rama Facebook page for current hours and admission.
This massive weekly flea market takes place at the Shawano County Fairgrounds and features more than 150 vendors. The market is held seasonally, and for a small admission fee, you can search for your new family treasures throughout the expansive grounds. Check out the Shawano Flea Market website for more information.
Held at the Kenosha County Fairgrounds, this market is has been operating for over a decade on the Wisconsin-Illinois border. The open-air market remains a family-friendly and low-key experience that's great for folks of all ages. You can find out more information on the Wilmot Flea Market facebook page.
Where’s your favorite place to haggle and look for great deals? Tell us about it in the comments!
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The oldest attractions in Wisconsin can be hard to nail down, but the following certainly make the list:
The Basilica of St. Josaphat in Milwaukee is one of the oldest buildings in the state, having been built in the late 19th century. It has served the south side of Milwaukee since its inception.
Wakely House in Nekoosa was built in 1842, and it’s now one of the main tourist spots in the Wisconsin Rapids greater area.
You can’t miss the Ernest Hueffner Building in Racine! It’s stood for over 100 years and is one of the oldest in the Racine business district.
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