IT'S officially car boot sale season and we've put together a list of some places bargain hunters can go to pick up bargains.
A few car boot sales have started to take place in Worcestershire most weekends including Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and bank holidays.
Car boot sales have been going on for decades but the cost of living crisis has led to their rise in popularity again.
And whether you are selling pre-loved items or you're hungry to get your hands on knockdown prices, here are some places to visit.
Archdales Car Boot
Address: Archdales, Windermere Drive, Worcester, WR4 9HB
Car boots are starting again at Archdales from Sunday, May 28 onwards.
The sales will take place from 8am to 12pm and to take part it costs £7 a car - cash only.
Hindlip Car Boot Sale, Worcester
Address: Hindlip Lane and Hurst Lane, Worcester
This car boot sale starts from 9am to 12pm every Sunday morning.
Car boot sellers are asked to arrive at 8.30pm.
Shoppers may also be pleased to know parking is free at the venue.
Monksfield Car Boot Sale, Malvern
Address: Monksfield Farm, Worcester Road WR2 4 SL
Organisers re-opened Monksfeild car boot sale this year and people have been getting their hands on unique household items at knock-down prices.
The car boot sale restarted in March but organisers have had to cancel a few times due to due rain.
The sales are held on Saturdays and Sundays.
But fans of this car boot sale tend to keep their eyes on Monksfield Car Boot Sale Facebook page to see whether the event will be going ahead each weekend.
Car Boot Sale, Evesham
Address: WR11 7EL
This popular car boot sale is set to reopen towards the end of April and early May.
Although the boot sale would have been up and running by now, the landowner is carrying out construction work on the field.
And the sale won't be able to open while work is being carried out.
Previously the car boot sale took place every Wednesday, but fans should keep their eyes on Facebook to find out what is happening this year.
Car boot sale top tips
If you're hoping to go to your first-ever car boot sale this year, here are some of the do's and don'ts you might want to know about.
Experts at Net Voucher Codes have given first-time visitors top tips they should follow.
DO buy video games because PC and console games are sought after online and people often sell them for £100s.
But car boot sales could be the best place to secure great games for bargain prices.
DO look for designer brands, but make sure you research first to prove their authenticity before buying.
DO look for jeans because many sellers might be trying to clear their wardrobe so you could get a new pair of jeans for a quid.
DON'T buy sofas because it might come with broken springs and unremovable stains and it's probably a better idea to invest in something comfortable to sit on.
DON'T buy headphones as they are often secondhand and could only work for a limited amount of time.
DON'T buy perfume or aftershave because it might be a knockoff brand that only looks, designer. It may also irritate your skin.
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