Keller's Flea Market

Savannah, United States

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Keller's Flea Market in Savannah, Georgia, opened in March 1985 when Hubert Keller converted a former mobile home sales lot and hay field into a bustling outdoor market starting with 60 stalls built from scrap materials, quickly becoming a beloved spot for locals and tourists with its old-timey charm featuring antique engines, tractors, and a giant cow mascot named Kelly at the entrance.

Now boasting over 400 retail spaces packed with antiques, collectibles, clothing, tools, fresh produce from a year-round farmers market, and unique bargains, it offers six food concessions like Janie Arkwright’s Kitchens serving burgers, hot dogs, funnel cakes, boiled peanuts, and cold beer in a family-run operation involving Keller's wife Cheri, relatives, and dedicated staff.

Open weekends with easy parking for cars, RVs, and buses, restrooms, showers for vendors, ATMs, and handicapped access, it draws crowds for affordable shopping and fun though recent reviews note a dip in energy after key staff changes and past fire damage.