When is the Hanbury Countryside Show 2027?
The Hanbury Countryside Show is on Saturday 3 July 2027. The show is open from 9am to 6pm, with last entry to the showground at 5pm.
Where is the Hanbury Countryside Show held?
At Park Hall Farm, Hanbury, Worcestershire, B96 6RD. The showground is between Droitwich and Redditch on the B4090.
Is there parking?
Yes, parking is free. On the final approach, follow the yellow AA signs.
How much are tickets?
Adult and young person (12 to 16) prices for 2027 have not been announced yet. Children under 12 go free, with a suggested donation of £3.00 per child. Buying online in advance often brings a discount. E-tickets are scanned at the gate, and tickets are also sold at 14 local outlets.
Are dogs allowed at the Hanbury Countryside Show?
Yes, dogs are welcome on a short lead and under control. They are not allowed in the Food Hall, the livestock areas, or the poultry and horticultural marquees, and must never be left in cars.
How do I enter the Fun Dog Show?
You can enter online in advance (pre-entries close on 2 July 2027) or on the day by going to the ringside. Competitor numbers are collected from the Dog Show Secretary on arrival. The 2027 schedule is due in the New Year.
Is the show accessible for disabled visitors?
Designated parking is available for disabled visitors: arrive early and show your Blue Badge to the stewards. Mobility scooters can be hired at the Oak Gate Entrance (booking online beforehand is recommended), and disabled toilets are behind the Members Enclosure and by the scooter collection point at Oak Gate. A carer or PA can have a complimentary ticket with supporting documents.
What is there to see and do?
The Main Arena has displays and parades, including a parade of prize-winning cattle, sheep and pigs, show jumping, and a procession of steam engines, vintage tractors and classic cars. There are farm animals and rare breeds, heavy horses, the Fun Dog Show, the Attwell Farm Park, a bandstand with music and comedy, talks and demonstrations, a farriery (horseshoeing) competition, gun dog demonstrations, children's rides and amusements, and more than 200 trade stands.
Where can I eat and drink, and is there a cash machine?
The main public catering area is next to the Bandstand, with mobile units and several bars. There is no cash machine on the showground, and only some traders take cards.
What facilities are there on the day?
Toilets are in a variety of places around the showground, and baby changing is in a small marquee near the Show Office. Free identification wristbands for children are available at both public entrances, and first aid points are around the site; ask a steward.