If you are looking for those things you want, need or don’t need, then this epic flea market in Wyoming is your one stop shop. This is Wyoming’s largest year-round indoor flea market. If you can’t find it here, then it’s not worth having.
Bart’s Flea Market is a must-stop for both travelers and residents.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market Bart’s Flea Market has been a must-stop for years for both travelers and residents. It’s located at 2401 Soldier Springs Road in Laramie just south of town after you pass under I-80. It’s even a convenient stop for those traveling in RVs because there is a big vacant lot adjacent to it. They are open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm and Sunday, noon to 5 pm. There is also one in Cheyenne but the one in Laramie is much larger.
The flea market features a large number of vendors.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market This venue is divided up into booths with a large number of vendors working on a consignment basis. The back of the store is dedicated to larger items such as furniture and appliances. The front half of the store contains smaller items including contemporary, handmade and antique items. This is a great place to visit if you are setting up a house or an apartment. Also, since Laramie is a college town it’s a great place to pick up first-time-away-from-home necessities.
Bart’s inventory includes just about anything you could possibly want or need.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market As mentioned before, Bart’s carries a massive inventory of just about anything you could think of. Some of their merchandise includes antiques, collectibles, crafts, books, clothing, furniture, jewelry and toys. The merchandise is both used and new.
Get ready to spend some money!
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market This is such a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. The staff is extremely friendly and the selection of merchandise seems to go on and on forever. Unlike most flea markets, Bart’s is well organized, clean and the prices are very reasonable. Just be prepared to spend a little money!
Bargains are everywhere all the time.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market In the past they have held some annual events such as a Holiday Hurrah event that included door prizes and an Anniversary Celebration. They also offer numerous sales throughout the year.
Check out this Coca-Cola table.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market Renting a booth at Bart’s is a great way for future business owners to gain some experience before setting off on their own. With around 200 shoppers every day, it’s also a great way to develop a little clientele.
Some of the merchandise is new and some is used.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market Bart’s is a win-win venue for both buyers and sellers. There are plenty of filled booths with a myriad of merchandise, both old and new.
There are so many treasures to be discovered.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market If you spend a little time, you are sure to find some buried treasures here.
Next time you are in the area, be sure to stop by and check out all the bargains.
Facebook/Bart’s Flea Market
Bart’s Flea Market has been a must-stop for years for both travelers and residents. It’s located at 2401 Soldier Springs Road in Laramie just south of town after you pass under I-80. It’s even a convenient stop for those traveling in RVs because there is a big vacant lot adjacent to it. They are open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm and Sunday, noon to 5 pm. There is also one in Cheyenne but the one in Laramie is much larger.
This venue is divided up into booths with a large number of vendors working on a consignment basis. The back of the store is dedicated to larger items such as furniture and appliances. The front half of the store contains smaller items including contemporary, handmade and antique items. This is a great place to visit if you are setting up a house or an apartment. Also, since Laramie is a college town it’s a great place to pick up first-time-away-from-home necessities.
As mentioned before, Bart’s carries a massive inventory of just about anything you could think of. Some of their merchandise includes antiques, collectibles, crafts, books, clothing, furniture, jewelry and toys. The merchandise is both used and new.
This is such a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. The staff is extremely friendly and the selection of merchandise seems to go on and on forever. Unlike most flea markets, Bart’s is well organized, clean and the prices are very reasonable. Just be prepared to spend a little money!
In the past they have held some annual events such as a Holiday Hurrah event that included door prizes and an Anniversary Celebration. They also offer numerous sales throughout the year.
Renting a booth at Bart’s is a great way for future business owners to gain some experience before setting off on their own. With around 200 shoppers every day, it’s also a great way to develop a little clientele.
Bart’s is a win-win venue for both buyers and sellers. There are plenty of filled booths with a myriad of merchandise, both old and new.
If you spend a little time, you are sure to find some buried treasures here.
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