The Oldest Flea Market in New Jersey is a Must Visit

There's nothing like a day spent shopping for hidden gems and unearthing bargains. New Jersey is home to dozens of amazing flea markets filled with treasures you won't find anywhere else. Keep reading to learn more about one of the largest and oldest flea markets in the entire state.

The Englishtown Flea Market has been a Monmouth County tradition for over 90 years. Started back in 1929, The Englishtown Flea originated as a meeting place for farmers to buy, trade, and sell livestock, farm equipment, and produce. Today, it remains one of the oldest continually operating flea markets in the state that's been owned and operated by the same family for nearly a century.

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This massive market contains both outdoor and indoor vendors within their 5 buildings. You'll find everything here from gardening needs, plants, tools, beauty supplies, antiques and collectibles, clothing, electronics, accessories, home furnishings, and toys. This one stop shop truly has it all.

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In addition to this incredible merchandise selection, the Englishtown Flea is also home to some pretty delicious eats. From fresh bakery items to fast food classics like burgers and hotdogs, the Englishtown Flea is also home to a big farmers' market so you can stock up on your weekly groceries here as well.

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Englishtown is open year-round rain or shine on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 am until 4 pm. You could easily spend hours here roaming each row of vendors and merchandise turns quickly so you'll never know what treasures you'll uncover here.

Parking and admission to Englishtown Flea is completely free. To learn more, be sure to visit their official site here.

Address: 90 Wilson Ave., Manalapan, NJ.