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Travel Thursdays: Get Ready For The Sale Of The Year With The 690-Mile Yard Sale In Ohio. August 3-6, 2023

by April Dray

Did you know the world’s longest yard sale goes right through the state of Ohio? It’s a yard sale of epic proportions, featuring treasures upon treasures. The 127 Yard Sale is the world’s largest yard sale, stretching across the north and south regions of Ohio and featuring 690 miles total. This is one yard sale in Ohio you don’t want to miss. Mark your calendars! See addresses here

Stretching across six states and featuring thousands and thousands of vendors, this massive yard sale is unlike anything you’ve ever seen.

127 Yard Sale – The World’s Longest Yard Sale/Facebook
Pictured is Cross’s Campground in Camden, Ohio from the 2016 sale.

The sale goes all the way from Addison, MI to Gadsden, AL and covers a total of 690 miles.

127 Yard Sale – The World’s Longest Yard Sale/Facebook
It’s called 127 Yard Sale because much of the route follows Highway 127.

As you can likely imagine, you’ll find a little bit of everything at this massive sale. From antiques and vintage decor to televisions and children’s toys.

127 Yard Sale – The World’s Longest Yard Sale/Facebook
To view a list of major vendor stops in a separate tab or window, visit the 127 Yard Sale website.


This year, 127 Yard Sale will take place on August 3-6, 2023. Mark your calendars and start planning now!

127 Yard Sale – The World’s Longest Yard Sale/Facebook
Pictured is the MainStrasse Village portion of the sale in Covington, Kentucky, in years past.

As you hunt for treasures, you’ll take in some scenery along the way. It makes for an epic road trip you won’t soon forget.
127 Yard Sale – The World’s Longest Yard Sale/Facebook

Have you ever been to the 127 Yard Sale before? If so, we want to know what your experience was like!

Looking for more great antique shopping in Ohio? We adore the town of Lebanon. This small town is a treasure trove of antiques stores and vintage shops, and makes for an amazing day trip or weekend getaway in Ohio!

OHIO’S LARGEST YARD SALE

April 03, 2023

Sarah M.

What’s the largest flea market in Ohio?

If you’re into thrifting, haggling, and browsing aisle upon aisle of amazing flea market greatness, definitely check out the largest flea market in Ohio: Trader’s World. Not only is Trader’s World the largest flea market in Ohio, but it’s also billed as the largest in the entire Midwest! More than just your average flea market, this shopping destination in Lebanon features an impressive 11 acres’ worth of merchandise. It’s touted as “The Midwest’s Largest And Most Colorful Market,” and it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. Whether you’ve been searching for flea markets near me or meaning to check out the biggest and best flea market in Ohio, you’ll be delighted to visit Traders World.

What are some other flea markets in Ohio?

Looking to shop ’til you drop in Ohio? Check out these must-visit flea markets in OH:

  • Hocking Hills Market. One of the most charming and fun markets to explore in the Buckeye State is Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge. It features several different shops, vendors, trading posts and even restaurants. Antique lovers and craft enthusiasts will especially appreciate the treasures for sale here. If you’re looking for seasonal decor or special gifts, this massive market is your one-stop-shop. With both indoor and outdoor merchandise for sale, a trip here will take all day. The Amish-made furniture here is a big draw. The next time you find yourself in this beautiful region of Ohio, make a special stop.
  • Treasure Aisles Flea Market. With more than 64 acres and 500 aisles of treasures, this aptly named Ohio flea market is every bargain hunter’s dream come true!
  • Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market. Just outside of Dayton, Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market is a fan favorite… and for good reason!  Named one of the Top 10 flea markets in the country, Springfield Antique Show and Flea Market is a must-visit! This superlative market is only open a handful of weekends from March-November each year, so you’ll want to visit its Facebook page for upcoming events.

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