Portland Flea

Q: "What days and hours is Portland Flea open?"

"Portland Flea is open Sundays only, from 11 AM to 4 PM. It's closed the rest of the week, so plan your visit accordingly."

Q: "What kinds of vendors are typically at Portland Flea?"

"You'll find mostly women's vintage clothing and arts \u0026 crafts vendors. Fair warning: don't expect a lot of collectibles or antiques—it leans more bazaar than traditional flea market."

Q: "Is parking available at Portland Flea in Portland?"

"Yes, street parking is relatively easy to find near the SE Salmon St location, so you shouldn't have much trouble getting a spot."

Q: "Are there food vendors and restrooms?"

"There's at least one Vietnamese food stand on-site with great options. Check their website or call ahead about restroom availability."

Q: "Is Portland Flea indoor or outdoor?"

"Details on whether the market is fully covered or exposed aren't specified—we'd recommend checking their website at pdxflea.com or calling to confirm before you visit."

831 SE Salmon St, Portland, OR 97214

clothingcraftsfamily-friendlyfood-vendorsfree-parkingsmall-marketvintageweekend-only

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friday	Closed
monday	Closed
saturday	Closed
sunday	11AM-4PM
thursday	Closed
tuesday	Closed
wednesday	Closed

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What People Are Saying

There was nice stuff, but this is not a flea market, more like a bazaar or farmer's market. Clothes resellers and arts & crafts. Didn't find any collectables or antiques

This was a cute flea market, lots of women's vintage clothing. Street parking was pretty easy. For food, there was a Vietnamese food stand that smelled delicious

Unique area. Found a few different events hosting in their area. The flea markets are very popular and I recommend a visit

About Portland Flea

Nestled in Portland, the Flea offers a charming spot for those looking to explore vintage and artisanal items. Open Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM, it features a variety of vendors, primarily focusing on women’s vintage clothing and arts & crafts. While some visitors express disappointment in the lack of collectibles and antiques, many appreciate the vibrant atmosphere perfect for a leisurely stroll with family or friends.

Parking is relatively convenient on the street, making it an accessible destination for locals and tourists alike. A highlight for some is the delicious Vietnamese food stand that adds a touch of flavor to the experience. Even though it may lean more towards a bazaar vibe than a traditional flea market, the sense of community and connection at this spot shines through, especially during special events like the light festival.

The market’s compact size means you can easily explore everything in a short time, but it also means limited vendor variety. Whether you’re searching for something specific or just looking to enjoy a pleasant day out, Portland’s Flea provides a unique local experience that offers more than just shopping.

Common Questions About Portland Flea

What days and hours is Portland Flea open?

Portland Flea is open Sundays only, from 11 AM to 4 PM. It's closed the rest of the week, so plan your visit accordingly.

What kinds of vendors are typically at Portland Flea?

You'll find mostly women's vintage clothing and arts & crafts vendors. Fair warning: don't expect a lot of collectibles or antiques—it leans more bazaar than traditional flea market.

Is parking available at Portland Flea in Portland?

Yes, street parking is relatively easy to find near the SE Salmon St location, so you shouldn't have much trouble getting a spot.

Are there food vendors and restrooms?

There's at least one Vietnamese food stand on-site with great options. Check their website or call ahead about restroom availability.

Is Portland Flea indoor or outdoor?

Details on whether the market is fully covered or exposed aren't specified—we'd recommend checking their website at pdxflea.com or calling to confirm before you visit.