Flea Markets in Savannah, Georgia
3 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Savannah
Savannah has a small but varied flea market scene — just three listings, but they cover a real range of experiences. You’ve got a large, busy outdoor weekend market, a compact indoor weekend shop, and a daily riverside market that leans toward crafts and souvenirs as much as traditional flea market finds. Whether you’re hunting for vintage goods, fresh produce, or just want to browse on a rainy afternoon, there’s something worth checking out here.
Keller’s Flea Market is the clear anchor of the Savannah flea market scene, pulling in nearly 4,000 reviews and drawing crowds every Saturday and Sunday from 8AM to 5PM. Reviewers describe it as “amped up way more than we expected” — it’s a large outdoor market with antiques, vintage items, electronics, and food vendors, and several shoppers specifically mention the fresh produce selection. One reviewer did note the parking area “looked a bit like a mud bog,” so keep that in mind after rain. River Street Market Place is the only option open all seven days (10AM to 7PM on most days, 8PM on weekends), making it the go-to if you’re visiting mid-week. It skews toward crafts, jewelry, and souvenirs rather than classic flea market hunting, but reviewers call it “a great market with something for everyone.” For a more offbeat dig, The Treasure Shack At 300 is a small indoor spot open weekends — reviewers say it’s packed with nostalgic finds, though tight on space.
If you’re heading to Keller’s, go early on Saturday before crowds and mud build up. River Street Market Place is a good rainy-day fallback since it’s fully covered and open daily. Most vendors across Savannah flea markets tend to prefer cash, so it’s worth bringing some regardless of where you go.
