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The Saddington Car Boot Sale is one of the largest car boot sales in Leicestershire with space for over 500 car booters.
Please note. This event is weather dependent, so please check our website/facebook for the latest updates and opening times/dates and pricing info.
We are situated in south Leicestershire between the villages of Kibworth and Saddington (please view the location map).
Facilities
- There are refreshments, children’s play area and toilets available on site.
- The car boot sale is held on 28 days of the year (weather permitting).
- We hold the sales on Sundays and occasionally on bank holiday Mondays.
- We like to open in March or April, but we have to wait until the ground conditions are suitable.
- We usually close at the end of October, but again this depends on the ground conditions
Shoppers
- Adults £1, accompanied children under 12 free
- Please use contactless payment where possible.
- If paying with cash please have the correct amount ready.
Sellers
Gates are now open from 7 am each Sunday morning, sellers have one hour to set-up before gates open at 8am
There is no need to book and you can leave the sale whenever you choose,
you do not have to stay until a set time.
All food and drink is to be sold by authorised caterers
(There are no catering pitches available)
PLEASE TAKE YOUR LITTER HOME
Anyone leaving litter may be refused admission to future car boot sales!
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2 Reviews on “Saddington Car Boot Sale”
Saddington Car Boot Sale revised opening times ( June 2026 ) are
Seller Set up at 7.00 … sellers have an hour to set up before public entry at 8.00
Public permitted onto the field at 8.00
Cash only, no card payments accepted
Please see latest updates on the Facebook Page
@saddingtoncarbootsale
I visited Saddington Car Boot Sale for the first time today, and unfortunately it will also be my last.
There were no signs or staff advising that buyers were not allowed to enter the stalls until 8:00 a.m. I parked my car and started looking around, unaware of this rule.
A man then approached me in a very aggressive manner, shouting, “Hey you, get off, get off!” When I asked who he was, he replied, “I’m the owner, what’s it got to do with you? Just get off and wait over there.”
I completely understand that rules need to be followed, but there was no indication of them, and there was no need to speak to me in such an aggressive and disrespectful way. A polite explanation would have been appreciated.
The whole experience left me feeling upset and unwelcome. Sadly, I won’t be returning, and I hope others are treated with more courtesy in future.