If you love bargains - and who doesn't - then there are few places better than a flea market to find just what you're looking for. From wacky collectibles and hard-to-find vintage items to one-of-a-kind antiques and unique furniture, flea markets are a treasure trove for the bargain hunter, collector, and casual shopper alike. Here are the 12 best flea markets in Virginia that range from outdoor eclectic to upscale indoor "galleries."

1. Shen-Valley Flea Market at Double Toll Gate, White Post

One of the area's largest and most popular markets, the Shenandoah Valley Flea Market at Double Toll Gate has been in operation for 40 years. With as many was 300 vendors on any given day, shoppers can find antiques, collectibles, housewares, clothes, tools, baked goods, jewelry, and much more. Several food trucks are available on-site. The market is open indoors and outdoors every Saturday and Sunday year-round from 7am - 4pm.

More Information: Shen Valley Flea Market at Double Toll Gate website

2. Warren County Fairgrounds Antiques & Collectibles Flea Market, Front Royal

For nearly 3 decades, the Warren County Fairgrounds has hosted a weekly flea market. Featuring over 80 vendors, shoppers will find everything from handcrafted items to vintage goods and antiques. Open every Saturday and Sunday, year-round, from 9am - 5pm.

More Information: Warren County Fairgrounds Antiques & Collectibles Flea Market Facebook page

3. Stagecoach Market Antiques, Flea Market and Farmer's Market, Gloucester

Located on George Washington Memorial Highway, this multi-purpose market truly has something for everyone. Offering multiple indoor antique and curiosity shops, the market also features an outdoor flea market and farmers market. While Saturdays and Sundays are the big draw for this space, some shops are open 6 days a week.

More Information: Stagecoach Markets & Antiques Village Facebook page

4. Ruckersville Gallery, Ruckersville

For a more upscale take on the traditional flea market, the Ruckersville Gallery features an eclectic array of vendors with everything from arts and antiques to vintage collectibles and clothing. Estate sale items are often featured in the front room and inventory changes often, making it a place you will want to come back to time and again. Open Monday - Saturday from 10am - 6pm and Sunday from 12:30pm - 6pm.

More Information: Ruckersville Gallery Facebook page

5. Chula Junction Flea Market, Antiques and Collectibles, Amelia Courthouse

Just off of Patrick Henry Highway in Amelia, bargain lovers can hit the jackpot at the Chula Junction Flea Market. Chula Junction offers a selection of furniture, antiques, hard to find collectibles, coins, gold and silver jewelry, housewares, art, candles, and so much more. Open year-round every Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting at 8am.

More Information: Chula Junction Flea Market Facebook page

6. The Reston Market at Lake Anne Plaza, Reston

While not a traditional flea market, The Reston Market showcases exotic imports from all over the world. Featuring a Farmer's Market, shoppers can get the freshest local produce while browsing an eclectic display of handcrafted jewelry, fabrics, art, homewares, and collectibles. The market operated the first Saturday of every month from May until December.

More Information: The Reston Market Facebook page

7. Shenandoah Valley Flea Market, New Market

Featuring over 70 dealers, this indoor/outdoor market is a popular place for thrifty shoppers and antique collectors alike. Vendors offer a wide variety of new and used housewares, furniture, accessories, antiques, and collectibles. The market is open daily from 9am-5pm on Saturdays and Sundays, 10am-5pm on Monday through Friday.

More Information: Shenandoah Valley Flea Market Facebook page

8. Arlington Civitan Open Air Market, Arlington

As one of Northern Virginia’s largest and oldest public flea markets, the Arlington Civitan Open Air Market is a treasure. With more than 150 vendors, both local and out-of-state, shoppers will find clothing, home goods, jewelry, antiques, furniture, music, collectibles, and much more. Located at the I-66 garage in North Arlington at 15th and North Quincy Streets, the market is open on the first Saturday of the month, April through November, from 7am - 1:00pm. *All proceeds from booth rentals goes towards enabling the charitable works of the Arlington Civitan Club.

More Information: Arlington Civitan Open-Air Flea Market website

9. Lake Country Indoor Flea Market, South Hill

This lovely, small town market features new and used items, ranging from antique and vintage to modern and practical. As Southside Virginia's first year round indoor flea market & mini mall, the market is a great place to find bargains on hard to find collectibles, as well as new scratch and dent appliances, furniture, and much more. Open Wednesday through Sunday, year-round.

More Information: Lake Country Indoor Flea Market Facebook page

10. Gordonsville Antiques and Flea Market, Gordonsville

Dozens of vendors provide an ever changing and ever interesting collection of antiques, collectibles, dishes, pottery, furniture, jewelry, clothing, and much more at the Gordonsville Antiques and Flea Market. This beautifully kept indoor space is open Mondays 9am - 4:30pm, Thursday - Saturday 9am - 4:30pm and Sundays 11:00am - 4:30pm.

More Information: Gordonsville Antiques & Flea Market Facebook page

11. Shore Flea Market, Temperanceville

This large indoor/outdoor flea market operates every Saturday and Sunday year-round. Vendors offer bargains on a wide variety of products, including clothing, furniture, home goods, foods, and more.

More Information: Shore Flea Market website

12. The Flea Market, Edinburg

The Flea Market features 90 indoor booths filled with one-of-a-kind treasures, antiques, collectibles, accessories, home goods, furniture, and more. Open year-round every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8am - 5pm.

More Information: The Flea Market in Edinburg Facebook page

As they say, one man's trash is another man's treasure. So whether you're a serious market-goer or just hoping to get lucky, flea markets are always a fun and creative way to spend the day - you never know what kind of gems you'll find! Tell us about your favorite flea markets, rummage events, or funky vintage and antique shops in Virginia by nominating them here.

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