Car boot sale L'Île Ô Bulles — Oudon

The L'Île Ô Bulles Car Boot Sale in Oudon

Every spring, the L'Île Ô Bulles association organizes its annual car boot sale at Salle Omblepied, at 213 rue de la Loire in Oudon. This April event brings together private exhibitors and second-hand enthusiasts in a remarkable location, just a stone's throw from the royal river. Pitches are offered between €10 and €15 depending on the reserved space.

Oudon, a medieval town on the banks of the Loire

Oudon is a commune in Loire-Atlantique nestled on the banks of the Loire, about twenty kilometers east of Nantes. It is famous for its 14th-century medieval tower, one of the best-preserved in the region, which overlooks the river and the town. This exceptional heritage, combined with the charm of the Loire landscapes classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, gives Oudon a unique atmosphere that shines on all local events, including this spring car boot sale.

The L'Île Ô Bulles Association

L'Île Ô Bulles is an active association in Oudon's local life. Its evocative name refers to the town's identity on the Loire, a territory of islands and meanders. By organizing this annual car boot sale, the association contributes to the animation of the local associative fabric and the creation of links between inhabitants. The funds raised help finance the association's activities and projects for the benefit of the community.

Salle Omblepied, a space in the heart of the town

Located at 213 rue de la Loire, Salle Omblepied is a municipal facility well known to the people of Oudon. It provides an ideal setting for hosting this type of event, offering the necessary space for setting up exhibitors' stalls. Its location on the banks of the Loire makes it a place imbued with the very special Loire atmosphere that characterizes this region.

Prices and participation conditions

Exhibitors can book a pitch at a price between €10 and €15 depending on the chosen size. This event is exclusively reserved for individuals wishing to clear out their attics, cellars, and closets. Visitors have free and open access to browse among the stalls offering clothes, books, toys, tableware, furniture, and all sorts of second-hand items in the green and Loire-side setting of Oudon.