Flea Markets in Cheyenne, Wyoming
4 flea markets found
About Flea Markets in Cheyenne
Cheyenne has a small but solid flea market scene with 4 options ranging from a large, busy indoor market open seven days a week to smaller spots that keep weekday hours limited. All four markets operate year-round, which matters in Wyoming where the weather can shut outdoor options down fast. The mix leans heavily indoor, and you’ll find everything from antiques and vintage clothing to collectibles and general knick-knacks depending on where you land.
Bart’s Flea Market is the most-reviewed spot in Cheyenne by a wide margin and earns consistent praise for its variety — reviewers mention antiques, books, clothing, and vintage finds under one roof. It’s tagged as a large, busy market open Monday through Saturday 9AM–5PM and Sunday noon to 5PM, so it’s easy to fit into most schedules. One thing worth noting: reviewers specifically flag the parking situation, warning that nearby lots will tow — so scout your spot before you walk away from the car. Christine & Co. Flea Market is a quieter alternative with a devoted following; one reviewer who got stranded during a two-day Cheyenne storm spent the time thrifting there and came away happy, and others highlight the vendor variety and the welcoming staff. It also offers free parking, which takes the stress out of the visit.
For practical planning, most Cheyenne flea markets open Sunday at noon rather than their usual morning time, so plan accordingly if that’s your day. Bart’s is cash-only, so come prepared. If you’re looking for antiques specifically, Bart’s, Christine & Co., and Memory Lane Market all carry antiques and vintage collectibles.