Flea Markets in Biscoe, North Carolina
2 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Biscoe
Biscoe, North Carolina may be a small town, but it punches above its weight with two distinct flea markets that between them cover a good range of what the weekend market scene has to offer — from casual outdoor browsing to covered indoor shopping. Both operate on a Friday–Saturday schedule only, so plan your visits accordingly. One leans small and social, the other offers a more organized setup with multiple vendor locations and an indoor building.
Dunn’s Flea Market is the higher-traffic of the two, with over 130 reviews and a loyal Saturday crowd. Regulars describe it as a compact outdoor market where the appeal is as much the atmosphere as the finds — people come weekly to hunt for deals, grab a hot dog from the food vendors, and catch up with familiar faces. It’s family-friendly, has parking on site, and opens early at 6AM on both Friday and Saturday, wrapping up by noon. If you want a relaxed, neighborhood-feel market with food and a little walking, this is your spot. The second listing, simply called Flea Market, takes a different angle: it runs two locations — one at an intersection outdoors and one roughly a half-mile south in an actual building on old 220. Reviewers highlight guitars, antiques, toys, and homemade decor inside, making it the better pick for collectors or anyone hunting vintage and collectible items under one roof.
For a productive trip to either Biscoe flea market, arriving early is worth it — both open at or before 8AM and close by midday or early afternoon. Cash is a safe bet at markets like these, though it’s worth confirming with individual vendors. Both locations have parking, and the indoor option at Flea Market is a practical choice on rainy weekends.