When is Bucks County Show 2027?
Bucks County Show is on Thursday 26 August 2027 at Weedon Park. In 2026 the show opened at 8.00am and closed at 6.00pm; check the show's website for the 2027 times.
Where is Bucks County Show held?
At Weedon Park, Weedon, near Aylesbury, on the A413 between Aylesbury and Whitchurch. The showground can only be reached from the A413 Aylesbury to Buckingham road. The postcode for satellite navigation is HP22 4NN.
How much are tickets for Bucks County Show?
The 2027 prices have not been published yet. In 2026 an adult (17 to 64) ticket was 23 pounds in advance and 28 pounds on the gate, an over-65 ticket 21 pounds in advance and 25 pounds on the gate, a child (5 to 16) 7 pounds in advance and 8 pounds on the gate, and a group ticket (2 adults and 2 children aged 5 to 16) 53 pounds in advance and 64 pounds on the gate. Advance tickets are online only and must be bought before the show; gate tickets are sold on the day at the show day price.
What time does Bucks County Show open and close?
In 2026 the show was open to the public from 8.00am to 6.00pm. The 2027 times are to be confirmed by the show.
Is there parking and a bus at Bucks County Show?
In 2026 car parking was free, with forward parking for Blue Badge holders. A complimentary bus service ran between Station Way in Aylesbury and the showground; check the show's website for the 2027 arrangements. In 2026 visitors leaving the showground were to expect a hand stamp to ensure re-admission.
Can I bring my dog to Bucks County Show?
In 2026 the show organisers recommended that dogs were left at home. Dogs that came had to be kept on a fixed (non-retractable) lead at all times. Dogs were not permitted in the livestock lines or the food areas, and banned breeds were not permitted on the showground. Animals were not to be left in vehicles. Check the show's website for the 2027 rules.
Is Bucks County Show accessible for disabled visitors?
In 2026 the show admitted one essential companion of a disabled visitor free of charge. The disabled visitor pays the normal admission fee, and the companion ticket must be booked online in advance with the supporting evidence; companion tickets are not available on the day. There is forward parking for Blue Badge holders in the public car park, and mobility scooters and wheelchairs can be hired on the day (see the show's website for how to book). Toilets are sited throughout the showground, and baby changing and a feeding area are on Main Walk M.
What is there to eat and drink at Bucks County Show?
In 2026 food and drink was on sale alongside the Countryside Area, alongside the Home and Garden Marquee, in Row M and from other units around the showground, and there is a Food Hall of food stands. Visitors were welcome to bring their own picnics, and there were drinking water points around the site.
What is there to see at Bucks County Show?
In 2026 the show had cattle, sheep and equine showing classes, with qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show and the Royal International Horse Show, a Home and Garden Marquee of competition entries, over two hundred trade stands, a Shopping Marquee, a Food Hall and a Countryside Area with working dogs, hounds, birds of prey and craft demonstrations. The main ring attractions and featured acts change from year to year, and the 2027 line-up has not been announced yet.
How do I enter a class, take a trade stand or sponsor Bucks County Show?
Show schedules and entry forms are published on the show's website, with online entry through the show's website. For a trade stand, contact the show office; in 2026 agricultural stands were 28.50 pounds plus VAT per metre of frontage on the main ring and corner sites and 26.50 pounds on other avenues and walks, with higher rates for non-agricultural stands, and 180 pounds plus VAT for a 3 metre stand in the Shopping Marquee or 200 pounds in the Food Hall. Sponsorship packages are on the show's Become a Sponsor page. The show office can be reached at
[email protected] or 01296 680400.