Hatfield Yard Sale Trail

Join our local yard sale trail, clear out your clutter and support your local church

After the success of our Yard Sale Trails in previous years and asks from the community to do it again, we are hosting another community fundraising day across the Hatfield, Dunscroft, Dunsville and Hatfield Woohouse area.

Everyone in Hatfield and the local area can take part, either by hosting a stall in their front garden, yard or driveway, or by visiting the stalls on the day. Stalls will be asked to be open from 10am – 2pm on Saturday 16th August 2025.

HAVE A STALL AT THE YARD SALE TRAIL

Each stall costs £8, with the booking fee going to support the work of Hatfield St Lawrence Church and keeping it open for our community (charity no. 1127942). In return we will add your stall on to our virtual map and stall list, send you an official stall poster and some flyers to post through your neighbours doors to let them know its taking place! You are free to keep the money made at your stall, to donate it back to us or to give it to another charity.

REGISTER FOR YOUR STALL HERE

We need your help in advertising so do spread the work locally and on social media.

VISIT AND SHOP THE YARD SALE TRAIL

Come back here to see our interative map and list of all the stalls signed up. That way you can plan your route for the day. Printed copies will also be available from The Barn Community Centre (behind church) on the day – please don’t visit church as there is a wedding on! You will probably need cash to pay at most stalls, so do get some ready.

Interactive Map of Stalls

Stall List

SUGGESTED ROUTES TO VISIT ALL STALLS

North to South 28-17-3-(25/22/13/6/1)-24-10-18-21-20-19-12-16-15-29-11-7-27-23-2-8-31-9-26-4-14-30-5

South to North – 5-30-14-4-26-9-31-8-2-23-27-7-11-29-15-16-12-19-20-21-18-10-24-(29/25/22/13/6/1)-3-17-28

  1. The Barn Field – bric a brac, home made jam, home baking
  2. 50 Ash Hill Crescent – mixed household
  3. 18 High Street – Toys, bikes, scooters, clothes, shoes, bric-a-brac, cakes and miscellaneous goodies!
  4. 5 Marton Grove – Clothes, household items, bric-a-brac, books, etc
  5. 173 Broadway – Arts and Crafts
    crochet items
    Toys / Games
    Warhammer
    Household / garage clearance
    Mathematics Tuition information 
  6. The Barn Field – random items and bric a brac!
  7. 72 Station Road – Tools, wool, fabric, bric a brac, clothes, may add to this as I sort out
  8. 73 Ash Hill Crescent – Second hand clothes, bric a brac
  9. 26 Troon Road – wasjig puzzles, bric a brac and a a few toys
  10. Steppingstones, Cuckoo Lane – Artworks by Sandra Ketteridge BA(Hons), Health Books, Bric-a-brac for Friends of Jubilee Park
  11. 10 Nettlehome – clothes, bric a brac, toys, books, dvds etc
  12. 10 Brabbs Avenue – Adult & children’s clothes, footwear, handbags, school bags/lunchbags, toys, bedsits, curtains etc. Also selling sweet bags and tombola
  13. The Barn Field – homemade bird boxes and planters
  14. 7 Oakland Avenue – Ornaments
    Framed pictures
    Handmade stripey cotton bags
    Handmade crocheted boxes
  15. 59 Station Road – Children’s toys (many brand new)
    Clothes
    Other house hold items
    Crafts
  16. 34b Station Road – Assortment of household goods, camping equipment and craft items
  17. 3 Brierholme Close – Clothing, baby clothes and toys and nursery items, furniture
  18. 19 Ambrose Avenue – Books, games, cards, assorted goods
  19. 6 Brabbs Avenue – Various items; trinkets and ornaments, clothes, books, DVDs, CDs, and some larger items, as I am looking to make some money for university living which I’ll be going into in September 🙂 
  20. 16 Ambrose Avenue – Toys, Bikes, Jewellery (costume) and brick a brac
  21. 21 Ambrose Avenue
  22. The Barn Field – jigsaws
  23. 23 Menson Drive – Household items
    Children’s clothes (8 – 15)
    Ladies clothes
    Toys 
  24. St Lawrence Church – teas and coffees with Curate Chris
  25. The Barn Field – Woden’s Gold – Local Honey produced from my Hives in Hatfield Woodhouse. I have a publlc liability certificate as well as a Food hygiene Certificate (L2(. My honey is sold in either half or one ponds Jars. 
  26. 11a Amanda Drive – Children and Baby’s Items
  27. 140 Station Road, Dunscroft – Clothes and Other Items
  28. Field Good Flowers, Fairview, Sandtoft Road – Closing down of established flower farm so I have Floristry goods – vases, pots, gifts, seeds and more
  29. 2 Bracken Heen Close – Toys, books, wooden gifts, photo gifts to order
  30. 123 Broadway – Records household items clothes handbags general items
  31. 18 Grange Avenue – Board games, clothes bits and bobs

GUIDELINES/TERMS and CONDITIONS

All stallholders and visitors will need to follow these guidelines:

  • If you are selling food and drink on your stall then it must be for takeaway only.
  • Stall holders and visitors are asked to regularly wash or sanitize their hands during the day.
  • Disinfect/clean items on sale where possible or if they have been handled a lot.
  • Create space by spreading your stall over a larger area with lots of space for people to browse.
  • Stallholders are responsible for risk assessing their own stalls, making sure they are aware of handling risks, fire risks and health and safety risks that may harm themselves or visitors and actively working to avoid this.
  • The yard sale trail will be going ahead whatever the British weather decides to do! Please plan and prepare accordingly
  • No refunds will be issued (unless in extreme circumstances) as all money raised is for charity (reg. charity no 1127942)