Wellfleet Flea Market in
Wellfleet Township (MA)

So much fun. Jewelry, antiques, clothes, hats, . The beer garden was nice

I called ahead because I was worried if I went on a Thursday there wouldn’t be as many vendors- but I was assured there was just as many vendors everyday but to call ahead bc they’re very weather dependent. I called the morning before I left (85 degrees out, cloudy, no chance of rain) to confirm that they were open and had a good amount of vendors that day. I showed up an hour and a half later and there was only 7 tents set up with several of them selling SHEIN and temu items. I asked as I was leaving about the lack of vendors and was told it’s always less crowded on Thursdays and it’s too hot so everyone left. Wish they had told me that when I called before I made the drive down.

Used to find great and unique items here but last two times I went we bought what we thought were unique items only to find out they were bought from SHEIN or aliexpress/temu and we were price gouged. Spent $45 on three things that cost that vendor $4 and were mass produced overseas. Disappointing and probably won’t be back.

About 20 vendors on Labor Day mostly jewelry and shirts. I got 4 pair earrings for $10 and some $1 matchbox cars for my grandson

A yearly stop in our family vacation. The kids live to wander around and buy little trinkets. T-shirt vendor has some great finds. There is a small per car fee to get in, maybe $2ish.

$1-$3 per car depending on how many vendors they have there on the day you go. Concession stand and beer garden. Always find interesting stuff here! A good way to kill a few hours and get some walking done too.

The place to go for Cast Iron pans refinished and the seller knows the trade. Great prices you can't beat and save on shipping! The flea market fluctuates with how many tables they have but over all there are some gems you can't easily find other places.

The flea market did not have that many booths this time around. It might have been a hundred booths total. The prices of parking was $3 a car load. If your looking to kill some time and enjoy flea markets and this might be something to do with your family this might be fun

Not allot of vendors. Weren't much choices

Always worth a visit in my opinion. It is a mix of usual flea market stuff and new stuff. I love the vendors, always good for conversations. As a mom to a preteen and teen, we found some great things. Unique water bottle stickers, movie posters, country flags, tapestries, hippie clothes, gemstones and jewlery galore. I regret not getting more jewlery here then in town. Bargain deal is the cape cod shirts for $8 and $24 sweatshirts . It is hot hanging around the blacktop. One could find something unique if you know what your looking for. Worth a trip if you've never been .

Typical trashy merchandise. No stand outs, and nothing you haven't seen at every other flea market in the east. We checked it out hoping to find some interesting or unique items. Parking lot/walking area is extremely uneven. Be mindful for those with mobility issues, and I especially wouldn't want to push a wheelchair over this lot (also on a bit of an incline). The food area wasn't open-we had hoped for a fun food truck but there wasn't anything. Maybe it was just an odd day or time of day during our visit. Dogs are allowed but the blacktop lot was terribly hot so I wouldn't recommend it for your furry friend.

Really disappointed. Very few vendors, and most are just dealers selling dollar store level stuff, trading cards, cheap jewelry. Was hoping to see more individual sellers, unique items, antique or household things etc. Super hot because of the paved drive in with no shade. Also $1 to park. Didn't break the bank, but why?

A great outdoor flea market with a good variety of items, from books and vintage toys to driftwood photo frames and clothing. It’s hard to tell how many vendors will be there at any given day, but it can get up to 120 (the day we went, it was maybe 40, and it took us over an hour to see everything). Highly recommended.

A good selection of old and new items, vintage and handmade. Keep in mind most vendors that do handmade items ARE NOT so willing to give discounts. Also keep in mind the amount of vendors vary from week to week. If there is rain in the forecast there will most likely be fewer vendors. Overcast days with little to no chance of rain usually means more vendors.

Slow day. Many booths closed before closing time. Decent variety of booths. Many are cash only. Restrooms. Snack bar and beer garden. Music piped from snack bar. Car entry fee based on how many vendors; from $1 to $3. Tshirts, sweats. Sunglasses, books, records, CDs cassettes, make up, hats, flowy rayon Indian style clothes and tapestries, African wood sculpture, driftwood art, jewelry and jewelry making bits, artist paintbrushes, cutlery, ephemera, collectibles, estate sale type objects. If this was helpful, click and say so!

big open flea market with lots of vendor tables. you won't get lost here but there are a number of different types of vendors. new items, clothing, foods and such plus lots of collectible tables. books movies and music in lots of formats. sculpture and art pieces and some antiques. dont expect any hidden gems but it's a fun time picking through the tables.

I used to love this flea market. It was rows and rows of opportunity to find something amazing. Now it is ok and hit or miss. There is a lot of jewelry and crafts vendors. In my opinion most of the jewelry is typical beach inspired pieces. Pretty much exactly what you will find in any of the tourist like gift shops. There are a couple with unique pieces. There is one amazing man George who comes with fake book lock boxes. He amazing and a highlight for me every time we go. As for the typical flea market/tag sale tables there are very few. What there are of them though I have had some luck. There is one man however who has a bigger set up. He is typically close to the screen and has amazing finds if your willing to search through his piles. He is also always willing to make a deal especially if you bundle. So if looking for tshirts, jewelry, crafters, sunglasses and a few flea market tables then this is the place for you. If your willing to get through them to look for some good finds then go for it. If you are looking for a strictly flea market probably not the one for you.

A small flea market, best on the weekends. There are the regulars around but sometimes there are gems that pop up and you happen on some treasures for inexpensive. Everything from nick knacks to tools. Books to bracelets. Sunglasses to shirts. Paintings to pottery. Something for everything, a place to visit on down time or mornings.

The vendors very week to week some weeks are better than others but flea markets are like that. They do charge you a little fee to get in but that varies with how many vendors there are. Definitely worth a visit if you're into this kind of thing. Also the bathrooms are clean I've never tried the food.

Small, quaint spot. Uses the parking lot of a drive-in movie theater. $2 parking per car, 75 cents to just walk in. Probably about 40 vendors total, so a modest little flea market. Nice this has been going on for quite some time.

Like most flea markets these days, there has been an increase in cheaply made plastic goods imported from Asia, but there's still nice items to be found if you're willing to spend the time looking. I've only been on the weekend, so I can't speak to how the flea market is during the weekdays that it's open, but one can easily spend hours looking around for some hidden away treasures

Used to be a great place to go. Now, they only have a limited amount of vendors. Parking is fine and the snack bar is fine. Everything else, not so much. Had a vendor act downright rude to me when asking about a price. Also, had another vendor lecture me on how much something was worth. Many of the vendors are extremely snobby and rude. People don't go to flea markets to pay over Ebay prices for items. There is also a vendor that sells fake merchandise in boxes on the ground. I give it 2 stars instead of 1 because the parking and snack bar is fine and a few of the vendors are nice. Will not be going back.

It's nice to walk around when it's not so hot out, but a lot of the vendors are selling stuff that you'd see at a garage sale: lots of junk. Let handcrafted items and more random stuff. If that's your thing, you'll love it.

Wife was very disappointed for the amount of vendors that was there compared to our other visits here years ago. Drove 40 minutes to get there and took less than 5 minutes to look at items. Used to be big . There was one really interesting vendor with custom wind chimes. But otherwise was disappointing. On up side..was no charge for parking. This was on a Wednesday so not sure if weekend is better.

Fun place to stop on the way through Wellfleet. Got some really cute booths. Jewelry, collectables, hand crafts, and more.

Great place to walk the dog while the beaches are closed to them. Nice beer garden and snack bar. You can find a lot of kewl stuff...

One of the very BEST flea markets we've been to! We went on a Sunday and there was a huge number of vendors set up by type.. rows and rows of cool old / vintage stuff (which we LOVE and bought so much we had to ship stuff home!).. and rows of artisans selling their crafty things and some newer items. The number of cool vintage / old vendors was super impressive. I highly recommend this flea market!! We also went to a place in Wellfleet after called Winslow's Tavern.. great way to celebrate all our awesome finds at the market. :) Wellfleet also has a cute little downtown area where the Tavern is located.. more fun stores to browse - worth a visit!!