Flea Markets in Olympia, Washington
2 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Olympia
Olympia, Washington has a small but distinct flea market scene — just two known markets, but they cover genuinely different territory. One leans indoor and vintage-focused, the other is an outdoor swap meet with a lively, multicultural atmosphere. Both run weekends only, so timing your visit is straightforward: Saturday and Sunday are your only options in this city.
Bigfoot Pickers is the spot for serious browsers. It’s an indoor market stocked with antiques, collectibles, vinyl records, books, and electronics — and reviewers consistently mention both the quality of finds and the generosity of the staff. One shopper came in expecting nothing and walked out with vintage lamps and cobalt glass; another got a flashlight, batteries, and a charger thrown in for free by a staff member named Brian. Haggling is expected here, parking is free, and it’s a good rainy-day option given the indoor setup. Frank’s Landing Swap Meet (also known as “la pulga”) is a different vibe entirely — an outdoor market with food vendors, clothing, shoes, and a family-friendly crowd that reviewers describe warmly. One highlight: the food. Multiple reviews single it out, and the atmosphere draws repeat visitors as much as the merchandise does.
Since both markets open at 9AM on weekends, arriving early gives you the best pick of inventory at Bigfoot Pickers and the freshest energy at Frank’s Landing. Both locations offer parking. Cash is worth having on hand, especially if you plan to haggle at Bigfoot Pickers or grab food at Frank’s Landing.