Bodart is a Walloon surname of Germanic origin coming from Bodhard (bod = messenger and hard = hard).
- Alexandre Bodart Pinto (born 1982), Belgian-Portuguese entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist and public figure;
- Arnaud Bodart (born 1998), Belgian football player;
- Beatrice Bodart-Bailey (born 1942) Australian and German author and Japanologist;
- Charles Bodart-Timal (1897-1971), French singer;
- Denis Bodart (1634-1707), French naturalist
- Denis Bodart (born 1962), Belgian comics artist;
- Diane Bodart (born 1970), French art historian;
- Émile Bodart (born 1942), Belgian racing cyclist;
- Eugen Bodart(1905-1981), German composer and conductor;
- Gaston Bodart (1867–1940), Austrian military historian and statistician;
- Gilbert Bodart (born 1962), Belgian football player and football manager;
- Jean Bodart (1895–1964), a Belgian politician belonging to the Christian left and a Walloon activist;
- Jean Bodart (1942–2011), a Belgian footballer;
- Jean Bodart(born in ?), the president of the organizing committee of the Four Days of Dunkirk;
- Jeff Bodart(1962-2008), Belgian singer;
- Joseph Bodart (1855-1904), Belgian politician;
- Marie-Thérèse Bodart (1909-1981), Belgian writer;
- Marie-Thérèse Bodart (1971-), French writer and visual artist;
- Robin Bodart(born 1997), Belgian athlete, decathlon specialist;
- Roger Bodart (1910-1973), French-speaking Belgian poet.