Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market

Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market sets up every Sunday from 10am to 2pm in the Barrio de Campamento area of Paterna, one of the markets in Paterna. This secondhand market focuses on affordable clothing, textiles and books across its 134 stalls, drawing locals looking for bargains.

What you'll find at Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market

You'll find a good selection of secondhand clothing and textiles across the 134 stalls, from everyday wear to vintage pieces. The market also stocks books and magazines, making it a solid choice if you're hunting for reads at low prices. Prices are kept intentionally low, reflecting the market's anti-crisis ethos.

How to get to Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market

The market is located at Calle Ramón Ramia Querol in the Barrio de Campamento neighbourhood of Paterna. It was set up by Alborgi, according to El Periódico. For more details on other street markets in Paterna, check the full local guide.

Where to stay in Paterna

Paterna is a compact town just outside Valencia city, so staying in the Town Centre puts you close to the market without paying Valencia city prices. If you'd prefer more options, Valencia City Centre is only a short drive or metro ride away and gives you a much wider choice of accommodation.

For something convenient and straightforward near Paterna itself, Hotel Boutique Intur Paterna is a solid pick with easy access to the local area.

What day is Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market?

Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market runs every Sunday from 10am to 2pm in the Barrio de Campamento neighbourhood of Paterna. It's a weekly market rather than a one-off event, with all 134 stalls setting up along Calle Ramón Ramia Querol for the same four-hour window each week.

What can you buy at Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market?

Campamento Anti-Crisis Flea Market focuses on secondhand clothing and textiles, plus books and magazines, spread across its 134 stalls in the Barrio de Campamento neighbourhood of Paterna. It's an outdoor market, so stalls line the street rather than sit under cover, and the low prices reflect its anti-crisis name.