Brooklyn Flea : Best Flea Markets in America : Lucky Magazine

Brooklyn, NY

Since opening in 2008, this hipster-laden flea market has expanded from one lot in Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood to spots in Williamsburg and DUMBO, too. Besides the smorgasborg of great vintage clothing, the Brooklyn Flea boasts a truly amazing selection of furniture—from one of-a-kind made-to-order pieces, to antique finds. Bonus: it also has some of the best eats in the city! (We love the Connecticut style lobster rolls from Red Hook Lobster Pound!)

Pasadena, California

From high-profile designers to antique collectors and vintage clothing fanatics, people have been flocking to this legendary flea for over 50 years. And we can see why: With over 2,500 vendors, you're bound to find whatever you're looking for at the Rose Bowl. Keep your eyes peeled for celebs, too—both Heidi Klum and Jessica Alba have been spotted there.

Brimfield, Massachusetts

Held three times a year over 21 fields off Route 20 near Brimfield, Massachusetts, this market features more than 5,000 vendors from across the country.

Mount Dora, Florida

Held every weekend on 117 acres of rolling land in the heart of Lake County, Florida, this flea market is the perfect place to score unique vintage finds while soaking up some rays.

Miami, Florida

One of the more underrated flea markets in the US, locals-in-the-know have been flocking to Lincoln Road every other Sunday for the fair's pretty frocks from all eras and used (though still gorgeous) furs at reasonable prices.

The fair is also home to a few rare artisans and vendors: A woman who reworks gorgeous vintage lace and crochet into delicate dresses, a man who sells perfectly frameable magazine clippings and other great one-of-a-kind finds.

One of the oldest and largest fleas in Texas, this market shills goods running the gamut from vintage jewelry and accessories to an eclectic selection of Mexican pottery and used Western gear. Apparently the frito pies aren't to be missed, either.

Overlooking the Delaware river in New Jersey, this sprawling market is a treasure trove of antiques, collectibles, art and more. Open Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays year-round, this flea attracts both locals and weekenders looking to escape the city.

Los Angeles, California

This flea has a well-edited selection of vintage clothing and quirky antique treasures. Come for the shopping but stay for the live music and yummy food vendors.

Alameda, California

Held on the first Sunday of every month, this market has a vast collection of vintage furniture and rare collectibles, like antique phones, typewriters and quirky knick-knacks.