Association Notre-Dame Car Boot Sale

Association Notre-Dame de Senonches Car Boot Sale

Every spring, the Association Notre-Dame de Senonches organises its annual car boot sale. The event is held at 6 rue des Vallées, from 8 am to 5:30 pm. Pitches are available at 2 euros per linear metre, making it one of the most affordable car boot sales in the department. To register as an exhibitor, please contact the association at 02 37 53 52 10.

Senonches, at the gates of the Perche forest

Senonches is a commune of about 2,700 inhabitants nestled in the heart of the Perche, in the north-west of Eure-et-Loir. The town is surrounded by the Senonches state forest, a 3,200-hectare area of oak, beech, and coniferous trees, which is one of the most beautiful natural spaces in the Centre-Val de Loire region. This game-rich forest and its ponds attract walkers and nature lovers all year round.

Senonches also has a medieval castle from the 11th century, remodelled in the 15th and 16th centuries, which now houses the municipal services. The village retains an authentic and preserved character, typical of Perche villages with its stone and flint houses, orchards, and hedgerow landscapes.

An association rooted in parish life

The Association Notre-Dame is an association linked to the parish life of Senonches. Its annual car boot sale is one of its highlights and helps to fund its activities throughout the year. The event relies on the volunteering and commitment of the association's members, in a spirit of solidarity and friendliness typical of village associations in the Perche.

The car boot sale attracts exhibitors from Senonches and surrounding towns: La Ferté-Vidame, Brezolles, Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais. It is an opportunity for residents to get rid of their bulky items while participating in local community life.

In 2026: May, rue des Vallées

The Association Notre-Dame Car Boot Sale will be held in May 2026 at 6 rue des Vallées in Senonches, from 8 am to 5:30 pm. To book a pitch as an exhibitor, contact the association at 02 37 53 52 10. Entry is free for visitors.