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Car boot sales near me

A car boot sale is a market where people sell second-hand goods from the boot of their car or a pitch table, usually on a field, school yard, car park or racecourse on a weekend morning. Every car boot sale posted near you sits on one map, sorted by how close it is to your front door.

What counts as a car boot sale — names, regions and the rules of thumb

What to expect

You will typically find bric-a-brac, kitchenware, books, DVDs and records, toys, tools, garden gear, clothes, vintage finds and the odd antique. Early birds get the best finds, but prices drop in the last hour. Bring coins and small notes, a strong bag, and check whether the sale is on grass or hardstanding after rain. In winter many boot sales move indoors or take a break, so check the date before you go.

Every listing here is free to browse and shows real photos, a price range, the dates and hours, and an approximate map pin. Save the ones worth a stop, get directions straight to the door, and plan the morning before you leave the house. Running a car boot sale yourself? Post it free and reach the neighbours already searching in your area.

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Many car boot sales are listed on our city pages. Pick your city to see every sale near you:

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Frequently asked questions

What is a car boot sale?

A car boot sale is a market where people sell second-hand goods from the boot of their car or a pitch table, usually on a field, school yard, car park or racecourse on a weekend morning.

How do I find car boot sales near me?

Enter your city or postal code, or tap "use my current location", and every car boot sale we know about appears on one map ordered by distance. Each listing carries its dates, hours, price range and photos, so you can judge whether it is worth the trip before you set off.

What should I expect to find at a car boot sale?

Typically bric-a-brac, kitchenware, books, DVDs and records, toys, tools, garden gear, clothes, vintage finds and the odd antique. Early birds get the best finds, but prices drop in the last hour. Bring coins and small notes, a strong bag, and check whether the sale is on grass or hardstanding after rain. In winter many boot sales move indoors or take a break, so check the date before you go.

Is it free to list a car boot sale?

Yes. Posting is free, there is no commission, and you keep everything you make. Add photos, set your dates and a price range, and your sale shows to neighbours nearby — your exact address stays private until the morning of the sale.

Are car boot sales on in winter?

Many outdoor car boot sales take a break from about November to March, but indoor and hardstanding boot sales in leisure centres, car parks and racecourses run all year. Check each listing's date before you go.

What time do car boot sales start?

Most start between 6 and 8 am for sellers and open to buyers soon after, finishing around midday. Some charge early buyers a higher entry fee.

How do I sell at a car boot sale?

Book or turn up early, pay the pitch fee (often a few pounds or dollars per car), and bring a table, change and bags. You can also post your sale on Get Garage Sales for free so nearby buyers find it.

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