About Flea Markets in North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach has a small but solid flea market scene, with 2 markets serving locals and visitors alike. Both options here are indoor venues — a real bonus given the area’s hot summers and unpredictable coastal weather — and both run Wednesday through Sunday, keeping weekends well-covered. The range is modest compared to larger metro areas, but what’s here leans toward antiques, vintage finds, and collectibles rather than generic discount goods.

The standout by far is Everything Under the Sun Flea Market, which has drawn over 2,200 reviews and carries tags like large-market, electronics, food vendors, and vintage alongside the usual antiques and collectibles. Shoppers consistently praise the friendly atmosphere and the sheer variety on offer. One reviewer specifically called out the phone and accessories vendor — noting a selection described as “literally 20 times larger than a phone store” — which gives you a sense of how deep the specialty booths go here. For a beach town market, it punches well above its weight. Flea Masters is the second option in North Myrtle Beach, also indoor and open the same Wednesday–Sunday schedule, with free parking and a similar antiques-and-collectibles focus — worth a stop if you’re making a day of it.

Both markets open at 10AM and close at 5PM, so plan for a morning or early afternoon visit. Parking is available at both locations, with Flea Masters specifically noting free parking. Since summer heat is a real factor on the South Carolina coast, the fully indoor setup at both markets makes midday visits comfortable year-round.

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Common Questions

What is the best flea market in North Myrtle Beach?
Everything Under the Sun Flea Market is the most reviewed option in North Myrtle Beach, with over 2,200 reviews and a wide mix of antiques, vintage items, electronics, and food vendors inside a large indoor space.
What days are flea markets open in North Myrtle Beach?
Both flea markets in North Myrtle Beach — Everything Under the Sun and Flea Masters — are open Wednesday through Sunday, 10AM to 5PM, and are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Are there indoor flea markets in North Myrtle Beach?
Yes — both flea markets in North Myrtle Beach are fully indoor, making them a comfortable choice during the hot summer months or on rainy beach days.
Where can I find antiques at North Myrtle Beach flea markets?
Both Everything Under the Sun Flea Market and Flea Masters carry antiques, vintage goods, and collectibles, so either location is a reasonable starting point for antique hunters.
Is parking available at North Myrtle Beach flea markets?
Yes, both markets offer parking — Flea Masters specifically tags free parking, and Everything Under the Sun also lists parking as an available amenity.