Car boot sale Amicale Laïque des 3 Chênes — Guenrouët

The Amicale Laïque des 3 Chênes Car Boot Sale in Guenrouët

Every June, the Amicale Laïque des 3 Chênes organizes its car boot sale in Saint-Clair, opposite the Guenrouët campsite. This location, pleasantly situated in a natural setting appreciated by locals and holidaymakers alike, welcomes exhibitors and visitors for a day of second-hand goods in the tradition of quality associative car boot sales. The Amicale Laïque des 3 Chênes, a historic player in Guenrouët's community life, animates this event with the expertise and generosity that characterize its initiatives.

Fair Pricing: €10 for 4 Linear Meters

The pricing set by the Amicale Laïque—€10 for 4 linear meters, or €2.50 per linear meter—is particularly reasonable and allows everyone to access a pitch without excessive financial constraints. This accessible rate encourages the participation of a maximum number of exhibitors, guaranteeing visitors a rich and diverse offering. Families, individuals who are moving, or those who simply want to make space at home can register without hesitation.

Saint-Clair, Opposite the Campsite, an Ideal Natural Site

The Saint-Clair area, opposite the Guenrouët municipal campsite, benefits from a pleasant natural environment that makes it a particularly suitable location for an outdoor car boot sale in June. The presence of the campsite nearby is also an asset, as passing holidaymakers and tourists can spontaneously join the event and enrich the audience. The surrounding trees and vegetation provide welcome shade on warm early summer days.

Two Car Boot Sales for the Same Town

The coexistence in Guenrouët of two car boot sales organized by different associations—APEL in May and Amicale Laïque des 3 Chênes in June—demonstrates the vitality of the town's community associations and the appetite of its inhabitants for these local events. Far from competing, these two events complement each other and each contribute in their own way to animating Guenrouët and meeting the needs of its residents for conviviality and local circular economy.