Puces au Village du Brocanteur de Vauvert

The Village du Brocanteur, a permanent site in the Petite Camargue

In Vauvert, the Village du Brocanteur is much more than a simple flea market: it is a permanent flea market site open three days a week, on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from 6:30 AM to 6 PM. Located at 236 avenue Robert Gourdon, this site offers around 100 pitches outdoors and 20 permanent covered structures, allowing vendors to set up permanently in an organized and welcoming environment.

A place to gather around flea markets

The Village du Brocanteur was designed as a friendly space where people come to hunt for treasures and to meet up. The Guinguette des Brocs, a bar and restaurant on-site, allows visitors to eat and extend their visit in a relaxed atmosphere. The restrooms, parking, and internal organization make it one of the most comfortable flea market locations in the Gard. The site combines covered and open-air spaces, ideal in all seasons.

Vauvert and the Petite Camargue

Vauvert is a commune in the south of the Gard, at the gateway to the Petite Camargue, this remarkable natural area of wetlands, marshes, and reed beds that extends the Rhône delta into Languedoc. The territory is rich in biodiversity — pink flamingos, Camargue horses, bulls — and the town maintains a strong link with this Camargue identity. The Village du Brocanteur is part of this southern culture of exchange and heritage, typical of the villages of lower Languedoc.

For exhibitors and individuals

The Village du Brocanteur welcomes flea market professionals and individuals wishing to clear out their cellars and attics. For information on prices and availability, you can contact Pierre directly at 06 80 59 07 20. Entry is free for visitors.