Heads up, treasure hunters (and sellers)! Clear your schedule this July for one of Pennsylvania’s most unique – and fun – annual events. Marking its 23rd season in July 2020, the 100 Mile Yard Sale, the biggest yard sale in Pennsylvania, promises two days of epic treasure hunting as you wind through countless villages across three counties.
Sponsored by the Quehanna Industrial Development Corporation, the annual 100 Mile Yard Sale in Pennsylvania is slated for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 17 and 18, 2020.
QIDC Travel the picturesque route along Route 879 with stops in a variety of charming villages - including Benezette, Karthaus, and Frenchville - across Cameron, Clearfield, and Elk Counties.
Undoubtedly the state’s largest yard sale, the 100 Mile Yard Sale attracts visitors from all over Pennsylvania, the United States, and even Canada.
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Journey only a few miles or along the entire route where you’ll discover all kinds of treasures, from Pampered Chef cookware to old albums.
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Founded in part to help raise funds for area non-profit organizations, the 100 Mile Yard Sale welcomes sellers, who must pay a minimal fee of $10 per family to participate.
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All participants display a paid sign and the Quehanna Industrial Development Corporation recommends only purchasing from those who are official participants of the event. Fees help to pay for advertising costs.
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The Quehanna Industrial Development Corporation is accepting applications for sellers. Applications must be submitted by May 1, 2020 to ensure seller information is included in the yard sale directory. Click here to sign up and to pay the $10 fee.
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Watch WJAC-TV Johnstown’s coverage of a recent 100 Mile Yard Sale by clicking play below:
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Travel the picturesque route along Route 879 with stops in a variety of charming villages - including Benezette, Karthaus, and Frenchville - across Cameron, Clearfield, and Elk Counties.
YouTube/WJAC-TV Johnstown
Facebook/Clearfield County Recreation and Tourism Authority
Flickr/Mike Mozart
Have you ever gone to the biggest yard sale in Pennsylvania? Did you score a ton of amazing deals? Share your experience in the comments! If you can’t wait until the year’s biggest yard sale, here are 10 amazing flea markets in PA that will help tide you over until then.
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biggest yard sale in Pennsylvania March 03, 2020 Beth Price-Williams Where can I go thrift shopping in Pennsylvania? The 100-Mile Yard Sale through Pennsylvania might be the most epic treasuring hunting experience. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t find some really amazing spots to go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania the rest of the year. If you like having a ton of choices, you can’t go wrong at Riddle Thrift Shop in Media. The massive thrift shop spans more than 10,000-square feet on two floors. You’ll find a little bit of everything at this thrift shop that’s been open since the 1960s. Browse the first floor, where you’ll find furniture and home décor. The second floor, on the other hand, features a selection of clothing and accessories. Where else can I go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania? How do you feel about road trips? Well, if you like road trips and thrift shopping in Pennsylvania, you’re going to absolutely love the Bargain Hunters Road Trip in Pennsylvania. The epic road trip spans more than 700 miles, taking you to six thrift shops. You’ll visit such popular thrift shops as Finders Keepers of Erie in Erie, Uncle Funky’s Thrift Shop in Ephrata, and Red, White, and Blue Thrift Store in Pittsburgh. If you want to visit the largest thrift shop in Pennsylvania, plan a visit to Community Thrift Store and Donation Center in Selinsgrove. It spans a whopping 74,000 square feet, all brimming with hidden treasures. What are the best flea markets in Pennsylvania? If you’re a bargain hunter, you already know that you can hit the flea markets all year around. Pennsylvania is home to a collection of indoor and outdoor flea markets. Explore 29 acres of shopping space, for example, at Leighty’s Flea Market. The outdoor flea market opens in April annually while the indoor flea market is open all year around. (If you like antiques, you’ll find an eclectic collection at the indoor flea market.)
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biggest yard sale in Pennsylvania
March 03, 2020
Beth Price-Williams
Where can I go thrift shopping in Pennsylvania? The 100-Mile Yard Sale through Pennsylvania might be the most epic treasuring hunting experience. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t find some really amazing spots to go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania the rest of the year. If you like having a ton of choices, you can’t go wrong at Riddle Thrift Shop in Media. The massive thrift shop spans more than 10,000-square feet on two floors. You’ll find a little bit of everything at this thrift shop that’s been open since the 1960s. Browse the first floor, where you’ll find furniture and home décor. The second floor, on the other hand, features a selection of clothing and accessories. Where else can I go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania? How do you feel about road trips? Well, if you like road trips and thrift shopping in Pennsylvania, you’re going to absolutely love the Bargain Hunters Road Trip in Pennsylvania. The epic road trip spans more than 700 miles, taking you to six thrift shops. You’ll visit such popular thrift shops as Finders Keepers of Erie in Erie, Uncle Funky’s Thrift Shop in Ephrata, and Red, White, and Blue Thrift Store in Pittsburgh. If you want to visit the largest thrift shop in Pennsylvania, plan a visit to Community Thrift Store and Donation Center in Selinsgrove. It spans a whopping 74,000 square feet, all brimming with hidden treasures. What are the best flea markets in Pennsylvania? If you’re a bargain hunter, you already know that you can hit the flea markets all year around. Pennsylvania is home to a collection of indoor and outdoor flea markets. Explore 29 acres of shopping space, for example, at Leighty’s Flea Market. The outdoor flea market opens in April annually while the indoor flea market is open all year around. (If you like antiques, you’ll find an eclectic collection at the indoor flea market.)
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
The 100-Mile Yard Sale through Pennsylvania might be the most epic treasuring hunting experience. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t find some really amazing spots to go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania the rest of the year.
If you like having a ton of choices, you can’t go wrong at Riddle Thrift Shop in Media. The massive thrift shop spans more than 10,000-square feet on two floors. You’ll find a little bit of everything at this thrift shop that’s been open since the 1960s. Browse the first floor, where you’ll find furniture and home décor. The second floor, on the other hand, features a selection of clothing and accessories.
Where else can I go bargain hunting in Pennsylvania?
How do you feel about road trips? Well, if you like road trips and thrift shopping in Pennsylvania, you’re going to absolutely love the Bargain Hunters Road Trip in Pennsylvania. The epic road trip spans more than 700 miles, taking you to six thrift shops. You’ll visit such popular thrift shops as Finders Keepers of Erie in Erie, Uncle Funky’s Thrift Shop in Ephrata, and Red, White, and Blue Thrift Store in Pittsburgh.
If you want to visit the largest thrift shop in Pennsylvania, plan a visit to Community Thrift Store and Donation Center in Selinsgrove. It spans a whopping 74,000 square feet, all brimming with hidden treasures.
What are the best flea markets in Pennsylvania?
If you’re a bargain hunter, you already know that you can hit the flea markets all year around. Pennsylvania is home to a collection of indoor and outdoor flea markets. Explore 29 acres of shopping space, for example, at Leighty’s Flea Market. The outdoor flea market opens in April annually while the indoor flea market is open all year around. (If you like antiques, you’ll find an eclectic collection at the indoor flea market.)
