On to Beaulieu: International Autojumble 6–7 September 2025

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Autumn in the New Forest: the air is crisp, the leaves are starting to turn, and the meadows of Beaulieu transform into a paradise for enthusiasts of classic cars. On Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September 2025, the iconic International Autojumble returns to the grounds of the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, Hampshire, UK.

Step into a world of nostalgia: hundreds of stalls filled with treasures, spare parts, automobilia, model cars, books, and even retro clothing and collectibles.

Searching for that elusive part for your project car? “If you can’t find it at Beaulieu, it doesn’t exist” is more than just a saying.

Since this year, classic car owners can take part in the new Classic Car Park, a charming way to showcase your pre-2000 vehicle.

If you are looking to buy a car, the Automart is the ideal place – classic cars and motorcycles are presented on the field right by the entrances to the event.

There is also the Dealermart, where traders display their shining classics; and on Sunday, the Trunk Traders area comes alive with enthusiasts selling surplus parts directly from their boot – perfect for bargain hunters.

Among the hundreds of stands you will also find our own tents, PreWarCar.com and PostWarClassic.com, at G338/G339 – do drop by for a chat.

For those who want to plan ahead:

• Opening times: Automart & Dealermart open at 08:30; the Autojumble fields open at 09:30 on Saturday and 09:00 on Sunday. The Beaulieu grounds remain open until around 18:00.
• Facilities: Catering, cash machines, a handy delivery service for heavy purchases (£1.50 per service), and even a left-luggage office are available.
• Location & access: Beaulieu is in the New Forest, between Bournemouth and Southampton; by car via M27 (junction 2), by train to Brockenhurst (~6 miles), or by plane via Southampton (~20 miles).

• Tickets: Weekend and day passes are available, starting from just £15. They include access not only to the Autojumble, but also to all other attractions on the estate – including the National Motor Museum, the historic Palace House and family-friendly Little Beaulieu. Tickets can be booked online or at the entrance.

   

Beaulieu is an experience you simply must have. As you wander across fields filled with secrets from workshops and barns, you smell petrol, hear deals sealed with a firm handshake, and feel the passion for motoring. Whether you are hunting for that one missing piece, a rare print, or simply soaking up the atmosphere – Beaulieu remains the ultimate haven for classic car lovers. We look forward to seeing you there!

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