When it comes to finding antiques, oddities, and even unique candies….where does one turn to? Flea markets, of course. They’re your one-stop shop for simply everything. Yet, sometimes flea markets come down with a bad reputation, or even being known for being filled with ‘junk.’ But one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, right? While this can be applied to most, one flea market in North Carolina will give you the total experience, with some great finds included. In fact, Smiley's Flea Market in Fletcher, NC might just make you smile.
Smiley's Flea Market in Fletcher is the 'largest and finest' in the Carolinas.
It's true, you really can find everything here.
From antiques and collectibles to a barber, produce, books, plants, new and used items, appliances, and even various food vendors....there really is EVERYTHING at Smiley's.
One aspect that makes Smiley's so interesting is that anyone can sell here. Of course, you have to pay for the table space, but this can make your options both easy and difficult.
You'll be bombarded with a variety of different vendors. Give yourself a few hours to wander around at first, you might even need a visit or two to navigate the sheer craziness of it all.
Smiley's has people come from all over the country to both sell and shop.
You really can find ANYTHING here.
Really, even if you're not shopping, the experience of visiting once is worth it.
Smiley's is located just a half-mile north of I-26, on HWY 25 off of exit 44.
You don't want to miss out on a truly one-of-a-kind experience in North Carolina.
Walk around Smiley's Flea Market in Fletcher, North Carolina with Rusty The Reseller as he hunts for deals to make him, well, smile:
Everyone has their own opinion on flea markets, from finding the perfect antiques to refurbish or a massive waste of time, it’s true you might have to dig through some junk once in a while, but you can’t beat the experience. Have you been to Smiley’s Flea Market in Fletcher before?
If Smiley's isn't your cup of tea, check out these other must-visit flea markets throughout the state.
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