Érondelle Hunters' Flea Market

A flea market unlike any other

Among the many réderies that animate spring in the Somme, the Érondelle Hunters' Flea Market stands out for its atypical organizer: the local Hunting Society. The village hunters made the bet, a few years ago, to organize a flea market each spring to fund their association and support their game management actions.

Hunting objects and traditional bric-à-brac

On the stalls, you naturally find the classic bric-à-brac of Picardy flea markets — tableware, clothes, books, toys, old tools — but also more specific hunting-related objects: decorative rifles (sold under legal conditions), collector knives, hunting horns, game bags, leather satchels, old traps, taxidermy, hunting books and animal engravings.

Érondelle, village of the Somme valley

Érondelle is a small village of about 400 inhabitants in the Somme valley, between Abbeville and Amiens. Its landscapes of bocage meadows, marshes and forests make it a privileged hunting territory. Saint-Martin church, the castle and traditional Picardy farmhouses give the village an authentic charm.

A warm and solidary atmosphere

The event is deeply marked by the associative atmosphere of hunting societies: warm welcome, hearty refreshments with local products, game-based catering (seasonal), conviviality between residents and visitors. Proceeds contribute to the association's environmental actions.

Tips for visitors

Arrive at opening to make the most of the choice, especially on hunting objects. Parking in surrounding streets and fields. Bring cash.