Updated 27 Aug · 225 live listings
Every garage sale near you this weekend, on one map — with the date, the start time and the real street address, gathered from public marketplace posts so you are not scrolling five local groups on a Friday night.
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Every upcoming sale we have, plotted on its own street address. Filter by day, search a suburb, or click a pin to see what is on. Showing results for “yard”.
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Show allYard sale 28-30 Aug in East Maitland NSW. 10 racks of new & preloved clothing - fill a bag for $5, bags provided. Activewear, dresses, plus, kids &…
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What is on, and when
No sale is dated for the coming weekend yet. Most Australian sellers post on Thursday and Friday, so this fills up late in the week.
1sale is running today. Get there in the first half hour for the furniture and tools.
Coverage
Pick the area you are in and the map, the list and the day filter all narrow to it.
Sale types
Not every sale on this site is a driveway full of bric-a-brac. Deceased estate and moving sales clear a whole house at once, so they carry the furniture, tools and collectables worth driving for. Car boot sales gather dozens of sellers into one car park. Each listing is tagged with the kind of sale the seller advertised.
How it works
Choose a capital or a regional area and we narrow the map and the list to sales near you.
Every pin is a real street address. Clusters open up as you zoom, so you can see what is on within a short drive.
Each listing carries its date, start time and address, and links straight back to the original post if you want to ask the seller a question first.
Guide
Garage sales in Australia are no longer advertised in the classifieds — sellers post them to Facebook Marketplace and to a handful of local buy-swap-sell groups, usually two or three days before the sale. That is fine if you follow every group in your area, and useless if you do not. A garage sale finder solves the same problem a different way: collect the public posts, read the date, time and address out of each one, and put them all on a single map.
The practical method is to open the city page closest to you, zoom the map into your suburb, and look at the pins within a ten-minute drive. Each pin carries the sale's own street address, so distance on the map is real distance. Use the day filter to see only what is on today or over the coming weekend, and use the search box for a suburb name when you want to plan around somewhere specific. Then check the original listing before you leave — sellers cancel, and the seller's post is always the last word on the time.
Buying
Most sellers have no card reader and little change on hand. Five and ten dollar notes plus a handful of coins will get you a better price than asking someone to break a fifty.
Use the map to string three or four nearby sales into one loop before you leave. Sales cluster on Saturday mornings, so an efficient route beats driving across town for a single address.
Furniture, tools and collectables are gone within the first half hour. If you only care about the bargain, arrive in the last hour when sellers would rather discount than repack.
Test anything electrical, look for cracks and missing parts, and check that cots, car seats and helmets are not past their safety dates. Garage sale purchases are final — there is no refund.
Sellers rarely have packaging. A few tubs, an old blanket and a couple of tie-down straps mean you can take a bookshelf home rather than walk away from it.
Dates and times are shown as the seller wrote them. Open the original listing before you drive out in case it has been cancelled, moved or run early.
Questions
Use the map on this page or open your capital city page — every pin is an upcoming sale with its address, date and start time. We gather listings from public Facebook Marketplace garage-sale posts across the cities we cover, so you see them together instead of scrolling several groups.
Pick your city from the links above, then zoom the map into your suburb. Sales are plotted on their own street address, so the nearest pins are the closest sales to you. You can also type a suburb name into the search box to filter the list.
Saturday is by far the most common day, with Sunday next. Most Australian garage sales start between 7am and 9am and finish early afternoon. A smaller number run midweek, usually moving sales clearing a house before a settlement date.
As close to the advertised start time as you can manage. Keen buyers and resellers arrive in the first half hour, and furniture, tools and collectables usually go then. Turning up in the last hour gets you the best discounts, because sellers would rather drop the price than pack items away.
Yes. Every listing and the map are free to view, with no account and no login. Each sale links back to its original listing so you can contact the seller and confirm details before you drive out.
Listings refresh regularly from public marketplace posts, and any sale whose date has passed drops off the site automatically. Dates and times are shown as the seller wrote them, so check the original listing before travelling.
Furniture, power tools, kids' gear such as prams and bikes, and working electricals move fastest and fetch the most. Clothing, books and DVDs sell in volume but at low prices, which is why sellers usually bundle them.
Avoid recalled goods, damaged cots and car seats, and anything whose safety certification has lapsed, since reselling them can breach Australian consumer law. Leave out worn mattresses and opened cosmetics or medicines too, as buyers rarely take them.