Brimfield Antique Flea Market in
Brimfield Township (MA)

Shows a lot of good items to check out. A lot of the sellers we're asking top dollar for their items. Mostly a lot of window shopping.

Hertans Field is the best! Great fun and great vendors!

I have been going here quite thorough the Years the last time I went 3 years ago This year I went to catch flea or two What i needed the most from antiques to Salvage parts it was nice to see friendly People i went to one vendor and little pushy so I looked at the person And said excuse me if I find what im looking for i if not thank you for allowing Me visit and browse your post as I was Leaving vendor said to me have a good day in a friendly way The food was good And the drinks plenty but in all friendly Atmosphere and a good trip to the Basically it’s a show and flea market.!

This flea market ROCKS! I cannot wait to attend again next year. So many vendors and different treasures to explore. Wear your comfy shoes, pack a lunch (to save $$ for more treasures) and bring a vessel to carry your items. Folding laundry cart is prob your best bet, or a wagon.

This place is huge with all sorts of good stuff. If you haven't been yet, put it on your calendar for September 2nd through 7th.

An awesome open air flea market that happens three times a year! There’s a great variety of items for sale at many different price points, so there’s something for everyone. We went on Saturday and a lot of vendors had sales, but some were also leaving early or had very little stock left. We saw parking for $5, $10, and $15 as you got closer to the center. They had a food court area with food trucks and tables set up, and there were snack options like ice cream, drinks, or kettle corn along the whole road. There were porta-potties in some of the parking areas with “restroom” signs pointing the way. Overall it was a great place to spend a few hours, and we’d love to visit again!

We love this place! Been doing the shows for 7 years now. Always find some good stuff!

It is said to be the largest open-air flea market in the United States, held three times a year, in May, July, and September, in the small New England town of Brimfield, Massachusetts (35 Palmer Rd), with hundreds of vendors. Vendors at the Brimfield flea market sell everything from home furnishings and furniture to jewelry, artwork, rugs, books, collectibles, paintings, taxidermy, crystal, vintage clothing, gardening supplies, plants, glassware, toys and decorative items, lots of antiques, vintage, and even new items. Most of prices are reasonable. There's also an auction. The market is open six days of the months of May, July and September from 8am to 5 pm, rain or shine. Some vendors are open on certain days, but most are open Tuesday and Sunday. Check the Brimfield flea market website each year for the most up-to-date information. Be sure to bring cash, wear a comfortable shoes (no heels at all) the market is very long, I mean looooooong, on both sides of Palmer road, and since you can't finish your dive in the market in a few hours or even a day, don't worry about food. There are food trucks with picnic tables and seats and an Italian restaurant where selling food, snacks, drinks, sodas, beer and wine. I saw a few people with their dogs, so it's probably not a problem. Admission is free and there are enough parking lots that you have to pay, some for $5 and some for $10. You can't park your car on the side of the road. You will find the parking signs easily.

What a pleasant surprise, we were only passing thru Brimfield and happened upon this flea market. Love the show of our protectors in blue. Love the mounted patrols. Bought some stuff to support the local crafters ❤️

Best antique market every time I go. The largest market I’ve ever been too. Some tips- get there early for best parking and cheaper options. They usually raise prices later the day. The market is free but parking is usually $10-$20. It’s walking all around both sides of the street full of vendors with goods from modern times to really old say 1800s-2025. There’s furniture, textiles, toys, electronics, cameras, tools, kitchenware, glass, storage cabinets, chairs, tables, custom made pieces, books, clothing, vintage signs, garden goods, etc etc. There’s food vendors and snacks around. Bring water so you can stay hydrated. Great mix of food selection too. Vendors are greats! Some only take cash but there’s ATMs. Some take venmo and such. It’s great to hear their stories and get to know about their businesses. Can’t wait to come back brimfield! See you next time. Stay awesome!!

i'll never go again the watches you can't trust vendors to tell you if its working or broken. a few vendors had fake counterfeit rolexs trying to get $100 and i bought a elgin just to find out it won't work with batteries. these vendors are clueless be aware of your items you buy and make sure they work. i am very disappointed

Here’s a poem I wrote about Brimfield; Brimfield my love Brimfield my heart Brimfield is a dove White and bright Brimfield is a light In the dead of night. When it’s rainy and gloomy And my heart gets tight I count the days until brimfield And then I feel alright. I buy a chair I buy a lamp I buy a stopwatch I buy a soft porn magazine I get home Plug in my lamp Sit in my chair Start the timer And start to read. Brimfield my love Brimfield my heart I never took a poetry class I hope that’s alright.

It’s funny to reviews this as a single marker, cause it’s not. It’s a series of different flea markets that all happen on the same week, but not necessarily at the same time or day. It’s still tricky for me, after a few years of visits, to figure it out. Do some research if you wanna know what you’re getting into. But if you want to wander and browse, there’s no better place. (Just check the weather!)

Finally went to Brimfield after over 25 years of not going because I worked a lot of jobs during those years. Was glad to be back!! Tons of walking. Be prepared. Bring water with you.

Parking was super easy if you park on a side road. So much fun. Definitely bring a big car and plan on multiple days if you have to see it all!

Worth the trip all the way from NY. My wife & I walked over 4 miles thru the largest selection of vintage items. From clothing, tools, baseball cards , furniture & garden accessories. And even more!!! Food trucks hit the spot from ice cold lemonade to BBQ sandwiches. Here is some advice…bring a wagon so you don’t have to carry everything!

Been going to Brimfield Flea Market for ages. If you've never gone I still recommend going though things have definitely changed. Due to alot of media coverage, TV or social, crowds are way bigger and overall prices are totally absurd-from dealer items, to the food, plus field entries and parking. You can still find that unusual item-but it's hidden among alot of crap. Rarely will you think you got a deal! The amount of stuff is overwhelming. Truth is there is a slow but real generational shift now in both vendors and visitors. Prepare for all the peeps filming reels and posing for IG posts, along side supposed "Vintage" or "Antique". But if you go in May or Sept., start early, pace yourself and the weather is nice, it can make for a good 'n exhausting day.

I love this place. It has twenty times more stuff (and better stuff) than any other flea market I have ever been to. It is so big, I might suggest breaking your visit up over the course of two days. In the hot weather be sure to bring water as the the sheer size of the place gives you a workout from all the walking. I'd also advise bringing some kind of cart to avoid having to carry things around for miles. Nice selection of food trucks - including a pizza place that serves a flavor I've never encountered elsewhere (Garlic, pickle, ranch) - sounds odd, maybe, but it is so good. Nice variety of antiques, clothing, records, etc. Truly has something for everyone.

Definitely a must do! Various fields open certain days with cover charges. Tons of variety items. Some pricey some a good deal. Vendors did let us know May & September are the shows to come too. More vendors than in July.

The spring edition of the legendary Brimfield Flea Market is back this weekend, and it’s every bit as wild, weird, and wonderful as you’d hope. Sprawling across fields along Route 20 in Brimfield, Massachusetts, this massive antique show draws treasure hunters, collectors, decorators, and the just-plain-curious from all over. You’ll find everything from vintage denim to Soviet-era propaganda art, mid-century furniture to oddball ephemera you didn’t know you needed. It’s part time travel, part treasure hunt, and all New England charm. Pack comfortable shoes, bring cash, and leave room in your trunk—because you never know what you’ll walk away with at Brimfield.

Parking and food prices have doubled!! Vendor count seems to have declined slightly. The majority of vendors seem to sell jewelry, clothes, or furniture. We have attended for the past ten years, but think this will be our last. Very little of the merchandise we are interested in is here. With rising costs of attending, we can no longer make a profit

So much to see and do! Plan to arrive on Tuesday and spend at least through Thursday. Be aware that several markets charge $5 entrance fees on opening day, expect to spend $10-20/day for parking and bring a wagon and your patience!

It was interesting as there were many vendors with different specialties. There were bigger ticket items not found at smaller flea markets. It seemed however that there was a great deal of repetition in their wares. The biggest gripe was the cost. Part of the thrill of antiquing is finding something that is interesting with some character at a fair price point. It is worth going to see the vast selection but far better deals are had elsewhere.

We enjoyed walking this market. We covered about 25% in the three hours we were there. Summer sale in July is not as well attended so parking traffic and prices were great. The vendors were all kind and eager to assist in spite of the 90+ degree temp. Give yourself adequate time and energy to fully enjoy this market

This was my first time here. We got here early at 8am so there wasn't too much traffic. The parking wasn't bad either. We spent 5hrs here and mostly got food lol. They're was so many different things. Some outrageous prices for trashy items but some great prices for awesome items too. You just don't know what you'll find here. The people were nice and friendly. I will say the food price was a little outrageous. $14 for a small rice and pork in the food trucks on the sides . But you can get better food in the food court for a fair price. I wish it didn't rain the day before but we do live in New England. Overall it was a nice experience .

Very packed antique market! I wish it didn’t rain as much when we visited.

Brimfield Flea Market is an experience that must be tried at least once by every New Englander. You hear stories, and think you know what to expect, but when you arrive in town, the whole of Brimfield is dedicated to the Flea Market experience. There are literally stalls upon stalls upon stalls, with many vendors setting up elaborate tents for the week to showcase their wares. The atmosphere is almost Carnival-esque, with food trucks and french Frye vendors on almost every corner of the market. As per usual, you can certainly shop in the time honored method of haggling for the best price you can, and most times the asking price will come down. It is certainly a lot if fun if you like antiquing, and you can find almost anything that you are looking for at Brimfield. The fresh cut french fries, fresh squeezed lemonade tuat we had, along with a beef Gryos from Scotties great food, complimented the day for my wife and I!