When is Gransden Show 2027?
Gransden Show is traditionally held on the last Saturday in September, which gives Saturday 25 September 2027. The show hasn't yet published its 2027 gate times or tickets.
Where is Gransden Show?
At the Show Field, Caxton Road, Great Gransden, Cambridgeshire. The show says the postcode SG19 3AW is only approximate because the field doesn't have a postcode of its own, and asks visitors to follow the signs to Gransden Show rather than their satnav once they get close to Great Gransden.
Is there parking at Gransden Show?
The show's visitor page says parking is free, in the field next to the Show Field. Follow the signs for cars. If the main car park fills, a nearby overflow parking area may be opened. Blue Badge holders should tell the marshal at the main entrance, who will direct them to the disabled parking area next to the Show Field.
How much are tickets for Gransden Show?
The 2027 prices haven't been published. For the 2026 show, adult tickets were 15 pounds early-bird online, 18 pounds online and 20 pounds on the gate, and tickets for ages 11 to 16 were 7.50, 9 and 10 pounds. Accompanied children under 11 were free, car parking was free, and gate payment was by card only. Tickets are sold through the show's online ticket site.
What time does Gransden Show open?
The 2027 times haven't been published. In 2026 the gates were open from 9.00am to 5.30pm, with the marquees opening to the public at about 10.30am.
Can I take my dog to Gransden Show?
Yes, dogs are welcome. In 2026 the show had its own dog show with pedigree and novelty classes, and its 2026 programme required all dogs on the showground to be on leads. The show's accessibility notes (dated 2018) welcome assistance dogs in the Food Hall but not in the Livestock Lines, for safety, and ask that dogs are never left unattended in a car. The show hasn't published rules for other dogs in the marquees, food areas or livestock lines.
Is Gransden Show accessible?
There is a disabled parking area next to the Show Field for Blue Badge holders; tell the marshal at the main entrance when you arrive. The show's accessibility notes (dated 2018) say forward parking is first come, first served and may not be available all day, so tell the car park staff. Toilets for disabled visitors are in the main toilet area in the middle of the Show Field. Medical help is available on the showground all day, via any steward or the Secretary's Tent. If you bring your own wheelchair or buggy, tell the car park staff so space can be left for unloading. There is no mobility scooter hire on show day. Carers and PAs can apply for a free concessionary ticket by emailing the event manager. The show hasn't published details of the ground surface or viewing areas.
What food and drink is there at Gransden Show?
The show's 2026 visitor page promised a wide range of stands selling food and drink products as part of the Food Fayre. In 2026 the Food Hall held around 30 producers, from pies, cheese and chocolate to cider, ale, gin and spirits.
What is on at Gransden Show?
Livestock, horse and pony classes, produce and homefare, trade stands, refreshments and children's entertainment, and in 2026 a dog show, a craft marquee and a Food Hall. The 2027 programme hasn't been published. The 2026 programme included terrier racing, falconry, bike trials, a donkey display, a hunt hound parade, vintage tractors, Punch and Judy and a Grand Parade at about 3pm.
How do I enter a class or book a stand at Gransden Show?
Entries for the competitive classes are made through the Competitors pages of the show's website, where the schedule is published. The dog show takes entries on the day at the dog show area (in 2026, 4 pounds for pedigree classes and 3 pounds for novelty classes). Trade stands are booked through the Trade Exhibitors page, using the contact route there.