Saint-Joseph Flea Market Fréjus - 18 April 2026

Saint-Joseph Fréjus, the Var's weekly hunting reference

Saint-Joseph, in Fréjus's Montourey district, is one of the Var's biggest weekly flea-market / brocante sites. Open since the early 2000s on a large private estate, it welcomes private sellers and professional dealers on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. This page specifically covers Saturday 18 April 2026, listed on Brocabrac and Vide-greniers.org among the site's recurring sales.

The Saint-Joseph's strength is its weekly rhythm — reliable for hunters, unlike one-off village flea markets. Organiser Jean-Luc Treve manages the site, seller setup and smooth selling. Different dates (spring, summer, autumn) are listed on aggregators.

A setting for big sales

Rare Var logistical assets: large visitor parking, vast exhibition area, electrical outlets, on-site toilets. Combined with strategic A8 access, it's a privileged venue for both professional dealers and privates wanting to clear an attic to a good crowd.

Saturday 18 April 2026: a spring date

Saturday 18 April 2026, in full spring restart, is ideal for hunting: mild temperatures, seasonal finds, proven Saint-Joseph infrastructure. Part of the site's regular weekly rhythm documented on Brocabrac and Vide-greniers.org.

What to find

• Clothes, toys, books, crockery, bric-à-brac
• Professional antiques: old furniture, vintage, antiques
• Collectibles: vinyl, comics, stamps, postcards
• Costume and antique jewellery
• Hi-fi, electronics, retro video games
• Tools, sports gear, used appliances

Fréjus, a city to explore around the flea market

Among the Côte d'Azur's heritage-richest cities: Roman (amphitheatre, antique theatre, aqueduct), medieval episcopal (cathedral and baptistery), historic and modern ports. Combine with a morning downtown visit, lunch at Port-Fréjus or the nautical base. Fréjus-Plage and Saint-Aygulf beaches minutes away for an evening by the Med.

Access

A8 Fréjus exit toward Montourey. Free on-site parking. Arrive early — dealers take the good lots at opening. Cash (some pros take cards, most privates don't), sturdy bag, suitable vehicle if buying furniture.