Just outside Campbellford in Trent Hills, along County Road 30, Meyersburg Flea Market and Antiques occupies a building with a past life as McCrory’s Dance Hall before the main barn was converted into a flea market in 1986. Four decades later the two storey building still trades on that same barn bones charm, now filled with more than two dozen individual vendor booths spread across both levels rather than a single shopkeeper’s inventory. Shoppers browsing the aisles can expect a genuine mix of antiques and everyday secondhand finds: vintage toys, vinyl records and DVDs, hardcover and paperback books, crystal and glassware, coins, sports memorabilia, costume and estate jewelry, furniture, and general collectibles that change from one vendor to the next and from one weekend to the next.
Unlike many rural flea markets that operate seasonally or only a few times a year, Meyersburg runs year round thanks to a climate controlled building, meaning a January visit is just as comfortable as one in July. The market keeps weekend only hours, drawing day trippers exploring the Campbellford area, a stretch of Northumberland County known for its river trails, cheese factory, and small town main street, who treat a stop at Meyersburg as part of a broader weekend outing rather than a standalone errand. A second floor snack bar serving breakfast, lunch, and refreshments lets visitors turn a browsing trip into a longer outing without leaving the building, and the market accepts both cash and card payments, a convenience not every small vendor market offers. Free on site parking and public restrooms round out the practical amenities, and service animals are welcome throughout the building.
Accessibility is handled thoughtfully for a converted dance hall: the main level is fully accessible, while the second floor, reached by stairs, is not, a detail worth knowing before a visit for anyone using a wheelchair or mobility aid. The market also stays open to new vendors, inviting collectors, downsizers, and small resellers to apply for booth space rather than treating its current roster of more than 25 dealers as fixed, which helps explain why regular visitors describe the inventory as constantly changing rather than static from trip to trip.
What keeps shoppers coming back, based on visitor feedback, is less any single marquee item and more the cumulative effect of two full floors of independently curated booths under one roof, each vendor bringing a different specialty, from vinyl and vintage toys to coins and crystal, so that a single visit can turn up anything from a stack of old records to a piece of estate jewelry. For anyone road tripping through Northumberland County or specifically hunting antiques and collectibles near Campbellford, Meyersburg Flea Market and Antiques offers a genuine multi vendor, two story browsing experience inside a repurposed 1986 dance hall, open every weekend of the year with food, parking, and accessible ground floor shopping on site.
Meyersburg Flea Market and Antiques is a year round, weekend only, two story multi vendor flea market in Trent Hills built inside a converted 1986 dance hall, offering antiques, collectibles, vinyl, and more from over 25 independent vendors.
