Flea Markets in Rowley, Massachusetts
2 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Rowley
Rowley, Massachusetts is a small town but it punches above its weight when it comes to flea market culture, with 2 markets that draw shoppers from across the North Shore. The options lean toward the traditional outdoor, weekend-only format — think early mornings, haggling with dealers, and hunting through antiques, vintage goods, and collectibles. One is a large, well-established operation while the other is a quieter Sunday-only alternative, so there’s a range depending on how deep you want to dive.
The standout is Todd Farm Flea Market, one of the most reviewed flea markets in the region with nearly 400 reviews. Regulars describe it as “the real deal” and consistently recommend arriving early for the best selection. It runs both Saturday and Sunday from 5AM to 6PM, features food vendors and restrooms on site, and parking is available for a fee. Dealers carry antiques, vintage items, and collectibles, and haggling is expected — reviewers specifically call out the friendly dealers and good value. Sandy’s Flea Market is the smaller option, open Sundays only from 6AM to 4PM, and also focuses on antiques, collectibles, and vintage finds for those looking for a lower-key browse.
If you’re planning a visit to Rowley’s flea markets, getting to Todd Farm right when it opens is the move — multiple reviewers make a point of it. Bring cash since haggling is part of the culture, and plan for paid parking. Both markets are weekend-only, so there’s no mid-week option here.
