Orange County Swap Meets & Flea Markets

Orange County has a mix of weekend swap meets, flea markets, indoor marketplaces and specialty markets where shoppers can find antiques, collectibles, clothing, produce, handmade goods and more. This guide covers where to find Orange County swap meets, when they are typically open, admission and parking information, and what to expect at each location. Schedules, prices and event dates can change, so check the linked official source before making a special trip.

Orange County Swap Meets & Flea Markets at a Glance

Swap Meets in Orange County

The Original O.C. Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Periodic events; check the Original O.C. Swap Meet Instagram for newly announced dates and event updates
Where: OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa

The Original O.C. Swap Meet is a periodic open-air shopping event held at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa. It features small local businesses and specialty pop-ups, with merchandise and participating vendors varying by event.

Because it is not held on a fixed weekly schedule, check @ogocswapmeet on Instagram for upcoming dates and event-specific details before visiting.

Golden West College Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m.–3 p.m., rain or shine
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: Golden West College, 15744 Goldenwest Street, Huntington Beach

The Golden West College Swap Meet began in 1979 with about 100 vendors. The college reports approximately 680 vendor spaces per day and about 103 swap-meet days per year. Shoppers can browse new and used merchandise, fresh produce and flowers, antiques and collectibles. Pets are not allowed.

Cypress College Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Saturdays and Sundays, 6 a.m.–4 p.m.
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: Cypress College, Parking Lot 9, 9200 Valley View Street, Cypress

The Cypress College Swap Meet is a long-running outdoor market with more than 500 vendors advertised by the operator. Merchandise varies and can include clothing, household goods, collectibles and other new and used items.

OCC Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa; parking lot off Adams Avenue and Pinecreek Drive

The OCC Swap Meet is an outdoor weekend market at Orange Coast College. The college lists food, clothing, electronics and other merchandise among the items shoppers can find. Vendor spaces are also available through the college for people interested in selling at the market.

Anaheim Marketplace Indoor Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: 10 a.m.–7 p.m.; closed Tuesdays
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: 1440 S. Anaheim Boulevard, Anaheim

The Anaheim Marketplace describes itself as Orange County’s largest indoor swap meet, with more than 200 specialty shops, restaurants and weekend entertainment. Merchandise includes fashion, beauty products, jewelry, electronics, home décor and sporting goods.

The Coast Vintage Market

Hours/Dates: One Sunday a month, 8 a.m.–3 p.m. (often the second Sunday; confirm); next market November 8, 2026
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: Outdoors at Laguna Hills Mall, 24155 Laguna Hills Mall, Laguna Hills

The Coast Vintage Market takes over an outdoor lot at Laguna Hills Mall for a one-day vintage flea market each month. The organizer screens its sellers, so expect a curated mix of vintage and antique finds rather than general swap-meet merchandise. It runs rain or shine; check the market’s website for the next date before you go.

The Tustin Flea

Hours/Dates: Fourth Sunday monthly, 7 a.m.–2 p.m.; remaining 2026 dates are October 25 and November 22, plus a special event on December 13
Cost: Free admission and parking
Where: 474 El Camino Real, Old Town Tustin

The Tustin Flea, previously known as the Vintage Flea Market of Old Town Tustin, is a small monthly market with vendors selling vintage and one-of-a-kind items. It is compact enough to browse in a morning, and the organizer’s Whimzy shop at the same address is open during market days.

Buena Park Elks Classic Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Fourth Sunday monthly, 6–10 a.m.
Cost: $1 admission; free parking
Where: Buena Park Elks Lodge, 7212 Melrose Street, Buena Park

Run by the Buena Park Elks, the Classic Swap Meet is an early-morning market for antique, classic and vintage car parts and related collectibles. Sellers can reserve a space, and coffee and donuts are usually available. Confirm the date with the organizer before going.

Flying Miz Daisy

Hours/Dates: 2027 Orange County date TBA
Where: Events have been held at the OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa

Flying Miz Daisy is a vintage and antique market founded by Char Goetz. Vendors focus on antiques, vintage pieces, repurposed items and other curated goods. Its 2026 markets were held in Buellton in May and October, and a 2027 Orange County date has not been announced. Check the organizer’s website for future markets.

Redo Market

Hours/Dates: 2027 dates TBA
Cost: Tickets required at the OC Fairgrounds market; the Dana Point street market is free
Where: OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, and Del Prado Avenue, Dana Point

Redo Market hosts vintage-and-makers markets in Orange County. Its OC Fairgrounds market fills three buildings with more than 130 vendors selling vintage clothing, surf items, home décor, antiques and jewelry; the 2026 edition took place in September. The organizer also closes Del Prado Avenue in Dana Point for a free street market that is set to return in 2027.

Indoor Swapmeet of Stanton

Hours/Dates: Monday and Wednesday–Friday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.; Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; closed Tuesdays (confirm before visiting)
Where: 10401 Beach Boulevard, Stanton

The Indoor Swapmeet of Stanton is an indoor, two-story marketplace with vendors selling items such as clothing, accessories, household goods and other merchandise. Its operating information is primarily published through its social channels, so confirm hours, admission and other details before making a special trip.

Swap Meets Near Orange County

These Long Beach markets are outside Orange County but are close enough to be useful for Orange County shoppers looking for antiques, motorcycles, classic cars and specialty parts. Demolition work at Long Beach Veterans Stadium has changed parking, entrances and market layouts, but all three events are still running.

Long Beach Antique Market

Hours/Dates: Third Sunday monthly; early admission 5:30–6:30 a.m., general admission 6:30 a.m.–2 p.m.
Cost: $15 early admission; $10 general admission; children under 12 free; free parking
Where: Long Beach Veterans Stadium, 4901 E. Conant Street, Long Beach

The Long Beach Antique Market is a monthly outdoor market focused on antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, furniture and décor. It operates rain or shine, and pets are not allowed. Check the official schedule before visiting.

So-Cal Cycle Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Select Sundays, 7 a.m.–1 p.m.; see the official event dates
Upcoming dates: October 25, November 22 and December 27, 2026; January 31, 2027
Cost: $15 spectator admission; free general parking
Where: Long Beach Veterans Stadium, 5000 Lew Davis Street, Long Beach

The So-Cal Cycle Swap Meet is an all-brands motorcycle market with hundreds of vendors and motorcycles for show and sale. Shoppers can find new, used and vintage parts, motorcycles and accessories, while sellers can reserve vendor space or sell a motorcycle in the Bike Corral.

Long Beach Hi-Performance Swap Meet

Hours/Dates: Select Sundays, 6 a.m.–1 p.m.; see the official event dates
Upcoming dates: November 8 and December 13, 2026; January 10, 2027
Cost: $15 spectator admission; children 11 and under free; free general parking
Where: Long Beach Veterans Stadium, 5000 Lew Davis Street, Long Beach

Founded in 1983, the Long Beach Hi-Performance Swap Meet focuses on antique, vintage, classic and high-performance cars, trucks and parts. It also includes a Car Corral for displaying or selling qualifying vehicles. Check the organizer’s schedule because event Sundays vary by month.

Other Local Maker Markets

SoCal Etsy Guild Market

The SoCal Etsy Guild is not a traditional swap meet, but its Southern California events feature local artists, crafters and designers. Its website is not updated often, so check the guild’s social media channels for current Orange County pop-ups before visiting.

Swap Meet Tips

• Bring cash in small bills, although some vendors may accept cards or mobile payments.
• Arrive early for the widest selection; later in the day, some sellers may be more motivated to negotiate.
• Bring reusable bags or a collapsible wagon if you expect to buy larger or multiple items.
• Compare prices and condition before buying collectibles, antiques or higher-value merchandise.
• Ask questions about an item’s age, condition and authenticity when those details matter.
• Check the organizer’s current rules before bringing pets, outside food or large carts.
• Confirm the schedule before leaving home, particularly for periodic and monthly markets.

Swap Meet & Flea Market FAQs

What is the difference between a flea market and a swap meet?

The terms are often used interchangeably in Southern California. Both generally describe markets with multiple independent vendors selling new, used, vintage or specialty merchandise. Individual markets may use “swap meet,” “flea market,” “marketplace” or “antique market” depending on their history and merchandise.

Which Orange County swap meets are open on Sundays?

Golden West College, Cypress College and Orange Coast College normally operate swap meets on Sundays as well as Saturdays. Anaheim Marketplace is also normally open Sundays, and The Coast Vintage Market and The Tustin Flea are each held one Sunday a month. Always check the official source for holiday closures or schedule changes.

Are Orange County swap meets free?

Several major Orange County markets offer free shopper admission, including Golden West College, Cypress College, Orange Coast College, Anaheim Marketplace, The Coast Vintage Market and The Tustin Flea. Special events and markets may charge admission or parking, so verify current pricing before visiting.

Are there indoor swap meets in Orange County?

Yes. Anaheim Marketplace is a large indoor marketplace in Anaheim, and the Indoor Swapmeet of Stanton is another indoor option. These can be useful alternatives to outdoor college swap meets during hot or rainy weather.

Can I sell at an Orange County swap meet?

Many swap meets accept vendors, but fees, permits, merchandise restrictions and reservation procedures vary. Cypress College, Orange Coast College and other market operators publish vendor information on their official websites. Review the specific market’s requirements before bringing merchandise to sell.

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