Welcome to Blue Ridge Flea Market, your go-to outdoor market experience in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania. This open-air marketplace brings together up to about 300 vendor stalls, offering a diverse mix of antiques, collectibles, crafts, and everyday finds. With free on-site parking and a family-friendly vibe, it’s a reliable weekend destination for shoppers and vendors alike. The market operates Saturdays and Sundays from 6:30 AM to 3:00 PM, during the first full weekend in April through the last full weekend in October, weather permitting.

We’ve got you covered with practical details and nearby options to make your visit easy and enjoyable. Whether you’re planning a treasure hunt, a day trip, or scouting items to resell, Blue Ridge Flea Market is a straightforward, no-fuss choice for your weekend plans.

Getting there is simple: the market sits at 648 Route 115, Saylorsburg, PA 18353. Parking is free on-site, and most guests arrive by car. While there isn’t a formal seating area or seating chart (the market is stall-based and best enjoyed while walking the aisles), there are plenty of vendor stalls to browse, chat with sellers, and negotiate deals. If you’re visiting from the Pocono/Stroudsburg area, you’ll find a selection of nearby hotels and dining options to extend your trip.

What to expect at Blue Ridge Flea Market

Vendor stalls: Up to ~300 vendors offering a wide range of goods, from vintage finds to handmade crafts.
Market hours: Saturdays & Sundays, 6:30 AM–3:00 PM, seasonally from the first full weekend in April through the last full weekend in October. Weather-permitting.
Seating: No official seating chart due to the open-market layout; plan to stroll, browse, and stand as you shop.
Parking: Free on-site parking for guests and vendors.
Accessibility: Outdoor venue with uneven surfaces in some areas typical of flea markets; comfortable walking shoes recommended.

Getting there and transportation

The market is typically accessed by car with free on-site parking. There isn’t a dedicated public transit route listed for Blue Ridge Flea Market, so rideshare options are common for guests traveling from nearby towns. If you’re planning a day trip from the Poconos or Stroudsburg area, consider mapping your route in advance to maximize time browsing the stalls.

Nearby hotels and places to stay

Extend your visit with comfortable stays nearby. Options in the Pocono/Stroudsburg area include family-friendly and value-conscious choices. If you’re looking for trusted partners, consider reserving with these well-reviewed hotels:

Nearby dining and eateries

After a morning of hunting for treasures, you’ll find a range of dining options in the Saylorsburg and larger Pocono area. While Blue Ridge Flea Market itself focuses on shopping, nearby towns offer casual eats, family-friendly restaurants, and quick-service spots. For recommendations, we pair you with trusted local listings and popular neighborhood favorites.

Events and calendar

Blue Ridge Flea Market operates on Saturdays and Sundays during the season, with no official event calendar published. Each weekend presents its own mix of vendors and discoveries, making every visit unique. If you’re planning for a specific date, confirm hours and vendor turnout the week of your trip.

Why shop Blue Ridge Flea Market

Accessible weekend market with a broad vendor mix
Free on-site parking simplifies planning
Seasonal, outdoor shopping experience—great for bargain seekers and treasure hunters
Proximity to Pocono attractions and reliable hotel options for multi-day trips

Need help securing a spot for your own booth, grabbing a day trip hotel, or lining up nearby dining? You’ve got a guy. We’ll point you to practical options and smooth, no-fuss planning so you can focus on the finds.

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