About Flea Markets in Spartanburg

Spartanburg has a small but solid flea market scene, with two distinct options that cover different ends of the spectrum. The Spartanburg Flea Market is the larger, more established draw — a weekend-only market with over 700 reviews that leans into antiques, collectibles, and vintage finds. Spartanburg’s New & Old Booth-tiques is the newer contender, operating Wednesday through Sunday in an indoor setting with a curated mix of furniture, clothing, crafts, and food vendors. Between the two, you get both the classic weekend swap-meet experience and a more boutique, weekday-accessible alternative.

The Spartanburg Flea Market stands out on sheer volume of community engagement — 707 reviews is a strong signal that it draws a consistent crowd, particularly for vintage and collectible hunting on weekends. If you prefer a more intimate, indoor experience, Spartanburg’s New & Old Booth-tiques has earned enthusiastic praise from shoppers: reviewers describe it as full of “unique and pretty items” and call it “the best place to shop in all of Spartanburg.” Staff have been specifically called out as knowledgeable and friendly, which matters when you’re trying to learn the story behind a piece.

A few practical notes: if rainy weather is a concern, New & Old Booth-tiques is fully indoor and offers parking on site. It’s also open five days a week (Wednesday–Sunday, 11AM–7PM, closing at 5PM Sundays), making it accessible beyond the weekend rush. For the Spartanburg Flea Market, plan around weekend visits and bring cash as a backup — flea markets often run cash-preferred even when cards are technically accepted.

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Common Questions

What is the best flea market in Spartanburg?
The Spartanburg Flea Market has the most community traction with over 700 reviews, making it the go-to for antiques, collectibles, and vintage goods on weekends. Spartanburg's New & Old Booth-tiques is smaller but highly rated by shoppers who praise its unique inventory and friendly staff.
What days are flea markets open in Spartanburg?
The Spartanburg Flea Market operates on weekends only. Spartanburg's New & Old Booth-tiques is open Wednesday through Sunday, 11AM–7PM (closing at 5PM on Sundays), and is closed Monday and Tuesday.
Which Spartanburg flea market is indoors and good for rainy days?
Spartanburg's New & Old Booth-tiques is fully indoor, making it a reliable option regardless of weather. It also has on-site parking, which is a bonus.
Where can I find antiques at Spartanburg flea markets?
Both markets carry antiques — the Spartanburg Flea Market is tagged for antiques, collectibles, and vintage, while New & Old Booth-tiques also stocks vintage items alongside furniture and crafts. Either is worth a visit if antiques are your focus.
Are flea markets in Spartanburg cash only?
Specific payment policies aren't listed for either market, so it's worth checking with them directly before you go. As a general rule, it's smart to bring cash to any flea market as a backup even if cards are accepted.