Spring Autojumble will return on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th May 2025. This one-stop-shop for all classic motoring needs is perfect for those seeking an elusive part for their historic vehicle project, or simply wanting a terrific motoring-themed day out.
The Spring Autojumble offers plenty for enthusiasts, as well as families looking for a packed motoring-themed day out in the New Forest. Contents of hundreds of garages, sheds, lock-ups and lofts go on sale for the weekend, as automotive treasure-hunters scour the stands in search of bargains and historic motoring curios.
The Automart is the place to find all manner of motors on sale whilst Land Rover Rummage on the Sunday of the show is an unmissable opportunity for fans of the iconic 4X4, with a corner of the Spring Autojumble fields dedicated solely to Land Rover spare parts, accessories and even complete project vehicles for sale. Another Sunday highlight is Trunk Traders, which is ideal for anyone looking to sell off their surplus motoring paraphernalia.
CAR CLUB DISPLAYS
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Sprite brand there will be a special display of colourful, vintage Sprite caravans for the first time at the Spring Autojumble. Gaining popularity throughout the 1950s – 1980s due to their affordability, practicality and reputation, no British touring caravan has been bigger before or since!
A bright and cheerful 1971 Sprite 400 (a.k.a Chatty Caravan) which is currently on display in the National Motor Museum will also be joining the display.
The Dorset Branch of the Morris Minor Owners Club will return with MoggyFest, with up to 200 Morris Minors and contemporary classics parked up in the showground. This year’s theme will be ‘Morris Through the Decades’, focusing on the iconic 8hp car. The exhibition will be divided into three sections:
- 1927 – 1928: The Morris Motors pre-war ‘golden years’, highlighting the two pre-war Morris Minors.
- 1939 – 1945: The Morris Motors ‘wartime production years’, highlighting a pre-war ‘wartime civilian Morris Eight and a Morris Series ‘E’ as an ARP Staff Car
- 1945 – 1956: Morris Motors ‘post-war’ production, highlighting two post-war Minors
Don’t miss moggyfest open mic sessions
This year MoggyFest will be hosting talks throughout the day featuring informal sessions with key figures in the motoring scene, such as Steph Holloway from ‘I Drive a Classic’, Kim Henson, motoring journalist and creator of website ‘Wheels Alive’, Morris Minor experts and many more.
Visit the MoggyFest display on the day to see the exact schedule of sessions.
Visitor Tickets
Join us for one day or the whole weekend. Tickets include entry to the event as well as all the Beaulieu attractions, including the National Motor Museum.
| Advance On sale until 2pm on 9th May | Standard On sale from 2pm on 9th May | |
| One Day – Adult | £13.00 | £15.50 |
| One Day – Child* | £11.50 | £13.50 |
| Two Day – Adult | £21.00 | £24.00 |
| Two Day – Child | £14.00 | £17.00 |
*Child prices apply to ages 5 – 16. Under 5s go free.
Tickets will be sent to you via email.
Please note, Gift Aid passes will not be issued over the weekend. Returns with Gift Aid passes will be accepted, but upgrade tickets will be required to access the event, click here for further information.
Complimentary carer tickets are available for visitors if required, please complete your order online for your visitor tickets and email us on events@beaulieu.co.uk with your booking reference and we can add a carer onto your booking for you. Proof of eligibility is required in conjunction with all carer tickets, such as Compass Cards, PIP Letters or Blue Badges. Please note, there’s no further discount for concessionary tickets as visitor tickets are already discounted from our general admission tickets.
Watch the video
This video contains footage from a previous Spring Autojumble 2024.
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