Puce Brocante des Hays

The Les Hays Flea Market

Every year in June, the village of Les Hays (Jura) hosts its big flea market. With approximately 150 private exhibitors, it is one of the most important bargain hunting events of the season in this part of the Jura plain. Stalls are set up in Place de la Mairie, Route du Moulin, and in the village streets for a lively day that attracts bargain hunters from all over the south of the department.

150 Exhibitors for Great Finds

With 150 private exhibitors, the Les Hays flea market offers a considerable choice of second-hand items. You can find everything: antique crockery, clothes, toys, books, trinkets, garden tools, and small furniture. The atmosphere is like a large country car boot sale, friendly and unpretentious. Prices are attractive and negotiation is part of the fun. Early bird bargain hunters often snap up the best pieces.

A Village in the Jura Plain

Les Hays is a small village in the Jura plain, in a rural and green setting located between Lons-le-Saunier and Dole. The commune, which has a few hundred inhabitants, becomes particularly lively during this flea market day, attracting bargain hunters from the surrounding area. The village retains an authentic rural character with its Comtoise farms and streets lined with stone walls.

An Outdoor Bargain Hunting Day

The flea market takes place on a Sunday in June, in the heart of the Jura spring. Admission is free for visitors. The refreshment stand and small on-site catering allow visitors to eat throughout the day. Parking is easy around the village. It's the ideal opportunity for a family outing combining bargain hunting and discovery of the Jura countryside.