Tennessee’s flea markets and antique malls stretch from the Smoky Mountains to the Mississippi River, and they’re a natural fit for visitors who want a break from the usual tourist stops. You’ll find sprawling indoor flea malls, long-running outdoor markets, and plenty of antique shops.
East Tennessee and the Smokies
The Smoky Mountains area has a cluster of shopping options. Flea Traders Paradise and Memory Lane Antique Mall in Sevierville and Great Smokies Flea Market in Kodak are popular with visitors and locals alike. In Knoxville, Bargain Hunters Antique and Flea Market Mall offers an indoor browsing experience, and Tri Cities Flea Market in Bluff City serves the northeast corner of the state. Green Acres Flea Market in Louisville is another option in the region.
Middle Tennessee
Nashville Flea Market is a long-running favorite for the capital area, and Franklin Antique Mall is a good stop for antique shoppers south of the city. In Gallatin, TN Flea Antiques and Collectibles offers a mix of vintage finds. Further east, 111 Flea Market in Cookeville and Crossville Flea Market on the Cumberland Plateau are handy stops for travelers along I-40.
West Tennessee
G and S Flea Market Mall in Memphis serves the Mid-South, and Hilltop Flea Market in Crump and Dog Days Flea Market in Ardmore round out the lineup for those traveling through the western and southern parts of the state.
Planning Your Visit
Spring and fall are the most comfortable seasons for outdoor markets, and fall color season is busy in the mountains, so plan ahead if you’re traveling then. Many flea malls are open multiple days a week, while outdoor markets often run weekends only. Bring cash, measure your vehicle before buying larger items, and give yourself time to browse, since indoor flea malls can be larger than they look.
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