Flea markets in California
This is the California list. Below you'll find 14 flea markets we have been able to check. Listings include an address and the usual days and hours, plus whether the setup is indoor, outdoor, or a mix. When a market has its own website, we link to it and use that page as the source. We don't copy map pins. Map results often mix in thrift stores and one-day sales, which is a poor way to plan a drive. Los Angeles is marked here only as a reference point in the state. If you're coming from farther away, give the hours a second look. Holidays are when markets sometimes skip a week or close early. A listing can be right when we check it and stale by Saturday. Call ahead or read the official page if the trip is a long one.
Largest markets in California
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Alameda
Bakersfield
Cupertino
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Pasadena
Pasadena City College Flea Market
- Open this weekend
- Outdoor
- Free
- Sun
- 1st Sunday monthly
- 400 vendors
Monthly flea market at Pasadena City College, typically held on the first Sunday of every month from 8am to 3pm, except in January because of the Rose Parade. The official site says admission is free, customer parking in Lot 5 is $2, and more than 400 vendors attend, including a large record section.
Last checked Nov 2026
Photo: pasadena.edu
Rose Bowl Flea Market
- Open this weekend
- Outdoor
- Sun
- 2nd Sunday monthly
- 2,500 vendors
Large outdoor flea market at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, held on the second Sunday of each month, rain or shine, with more than 2,500 vendors. Official ticket information lists early-bird entry from 5am to 8:45am, general admission from 9am to 3pm (shoppers must enter by 3pm), and the event running until 4:30pm. Online general admission is $15 plus fees; parking is free, with preferred parking at $20.
Last checked Nov 2026
Photo: rgcshows.com
Roseville
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Spring Valley
Torrance
Tips for visiting flea markets in California
- Hours on a map pin go stale, especially for weekend-only markets. Use the official site or the phone number on the listing if you're driving a long way.
- Early is for first look. Later in the day, some sellers would rather not load the van again, which is when a polite offer sometimes works better.
- A bag helps, or a wagon if the market allows them. Measure the space in your trunk if a big piece is the hope.
- A flea market is usually bigger than it looks from the parking lot, so wear shoes you can walk in.