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796 W 13th Ave

Eugene, OR 97402

+1 (541) 683-5589

http://www.piccadillyflea.com

Piccadilly Flea Market is Eugene's premier destination for crafters, collectors, and vendors to showcase their unique wares and services.

Conveniently located at the Lane County Fairgrounds, this bustling marketplace offers a treasure trove of hidden gems and one-of-a-kind finds for shoppers of all interests.

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5.05 reviews

Real R.

10/25/2016

A vintage nerd's paradise!!! I LOVE Piccadilly....it's clean (well, for a flea market), the people are generally very friendly, the ladies that run it are a hoot, and the merchandise can usually...

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Kip A.

9/29/2024

A good community based flea market for buyers and numerous local home businesses as well as private sellers.

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Keith M.

11/20/2022

I always look forward to Piccadilly coming to the area fairgrounds. Such a great selection of vendors and just about anything you think of you'll find it there. But not only is there great...

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Lacey L.

1/25/2016

I'm there every time they are open. I love Piccadilly! The vendors are usually really nice and don't mind if I haggle with them.

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Becky O.

8/30/2013

One of my all-time favorite flea markets! You'll find it at the Lane County Fair Building - the parking, navigation, and entrance process is seamless. I am 99.9% sure you will find some new...

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