69. Flea Markets
Bargain hunters and collectors know that there are treasures to be found at flea markets. A main perk of flea market shopping is the variety — hundreds of vendors gather in one place selling a wide array of wares. Whether you’re looking to buy or browse, a flea market is a great spot to shop.
Located by the Wild Water & Wheels water park in Surfside Beach, Hudson’s Flea Market has been a shopping staple on the Grand Strand for decades. The open-air market features more than 400 vendor spaces with a good mix of newcomers and returning sellers. Visitors will find antiques, jewelry, clothing, arts and craft, and so much more at Hudson’s. Hours vary by season.
Everything Under the Sun Flea Market is located in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, offering up deals in its indoor, climate-controlled space. Vendors sell jewelry, toys, sports collectibles and more. A food court offers shoppers a spot to grab a bite and take a break from the bargain hunting. Everything Under the Sun is open Wednesday through Monday in the summer months and Thursday through Sunday during the winter.
If you're looking for hidden treasure in Myrtle Beach, look no further than the Grand Strand Vendor Mall (formerly Myrtle Beach Flea Market). With more than 80,000 square feet of merchandise in five air-conditioned buildings, this Myrtle Beach flea market offers a unique shopping experience fo
Operating Thursday through Sunday, the Big Deals Carolina Forest Flea Market is conveniently located off of U.S. 501 near Tanger outlets at Carolina Forest Boulevard. With more than 30,000 sq. ft. of space you’re sure to find the treasure you’re looking for, from one-of-a-kind collectibles to name-brand clothing to furniture, antiques and items of all kinds. There are also auctions weekly on Saturday nights at 6:30 p.m.
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