Sumter County Farmers Market
Webster, Florida
- Open this weekend
- Mon
- Both
- Free
- Last checked Nov 2026
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About this market
Sumter County Farmers Market dates itself to 1937, when local farmers chartered it to sell vegetables and cattle, and the site calls it Florida's oldest and largest flea. It covers more than 40 acres, with no admission fee and free parking. The site describes about 2,000 vendors offering crafts, antiques, jewelry, clothing, leather goods, tools, and birds, plus an antique mall, a beer garden, and concessions. EBT cards are accepted, and RVs and tour buses are welcome. Cattle-auction times are posted, but flea shopping hours are not, so confirm those hours before you go.
About Webster
In the inland center of Florida, in the belt of towns between the Tampa area and Orlando, Webster is a small city in Sumter County. It has a modest grid of streets and sits off the main interstates, which run west of town near Bushnell and Wildwood. There is little in the way of a visitor district. The lakes of Lake County, to the east, are the closer option if you want somewhere else to go.
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Hours can change, so confirm before you drive.