Northumberland County Show
Saturday 29 May 2027
Bywell, Stocksfield, Northumberland(NE43 7AB)
The Northumberland County Show is a one-day agricultural show held each spring at Bywell, near Stocksfield in the Tyne Valley, and run by the Tynedale Agricultural Society. In 2027 it is on Saturday 29 May, opening at 9am. It is a full county show: dairy and beef cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, alpacas, poultry, rabbits and cavies, heavy horses, a large horse and pony section across several rings, British Showjumping, sheep shearing and a farriers' competition. Around the ground there are rows of trade stands, an indoor shopping and craft marquee, a food marquee for producers from the north, a free Farm Discovery Area for families, forestry and vintage tractor displays, Cumberland & Westmorland wrestling, live music, a fairground, a fun dog show and a gundog scurry.
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What to expect
Date & times
Saturday 29 May 2027
Getting there
Bywell, Stocksfield, Northumberland (NE43 7AB for sat nav)
Dog friendliness
3 🐾 — dogs welcome with some restrictions
Accessibility
Available: Accessible toilets, Accessible parking / blue badge parking. Not available: Wheelchair accessible, Step-free access, Accessible viewing areas.
Vendors & traders
Vendor list coming soon
Live schedule
Full timetable available when show goes live
Interactive map
Site map with GPS location available when show goes live
Live announcements
Real-time updates available when show goes live
Dog friendliness
3/5
Dogs are welcome at this show, on a lead, across the outdoor showground.
Dogs allowed in:
- Outdoor areas (on a lead)
Dogs not allowed in:
- Tents and marquees
- Food and drink areas
- Near livestock
Things for dogs to do:
- Fun dog show
- Gundog scurry
Restrictions are in place for the safety and comfort of all visitors and animals.
Notes
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on a short lead at all times. Dogs aren't allowed in the marquees, including the livestock marquees, and mustn't be left in cars. Please bring poo bags and water; there are dog water bowls at points around the show field. There's a fun dog show and a gundog scurry on the day.
Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas by law.
Accessibility
Confirmed:
- Accessible toilets
- Accessible parking / blue badge parking
Not confirmed:
- Wheelchair accessible
- Step-free access
- Accessible viewing areas
Notes
The showground is farmland: uneven, sloping in places, slippery when wet and spread out, so expect a fair amount of walking. There are no mobility scooters on site, but you can bring your own. Blue badge holders are directed to parking next to the main entrance. Accessible toilets are provided around the site, on the most level ground available, and disabled changing facilities are available (ask at the Secretary's Office). There's no designated disabled viewing area. Sunflower lanyards are available at the information points, there's a quiet area behind the Castle Gate information point, and essential companions and carers can get a discounted ticket online.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Northumberland County Show 2027?
Saturday 29 May 2027, opening at 9am. It's a one-day show held in late May.
Where is it?
At Bywell, near Stocksfield, Northumberland. Use NE43 7AB for sat nav, and follow the yellow show signs off the A69, A68 and A695.
Can I get there by train or bus?
Yes. Stocksfield station, on the Newcastle–Carlisle line, is a short walk away, and in 2026 extra trains ran on the day. Regular buses also run to Stocksfield.
Is parking free?
Yes. There are over 10,000 free spaces to the north and east of the showground and south of Bywell Bridge; follow the yellow show signs. A quick-exit car park near Stocksfield is about an eight-minute walk from the showground. Blue badge holders are directed to parking next to the main entrance.
How much are tickets?
2027 prices haven't been published yet; tickets and membership go on sale through the show's website. For 2026, advance tickets were £16 for adults, £15 for OAPs, £6 for children and £45 for a family, and gate prices were £20, £18, £8 and £55. Essential companions and carers can get a discounted ticket online with proof of eligibility.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome, on a short lead at all times. Dogs aren't allowed in the marquees, including the livestock marquees, and mustn't be left in cars. Bring poo bags and water; there are dog water bowls at points around the show field. There's a fun dog show and a gundog scurry on the day.
Is the showground accessible?
The show is held on farmland that is uneven, sloping in places and slippery when wet, and it is spread out, so expect a fair amount of walking. There are no mobility scooters on site, but you're welcome to bring your own. Blue badge parking is next to the main entrance, accessible toilets are provided around the site, and disabled changing facilities are available (ask at the Secretary's Office). There's a quiet area behind the Castle Gate information point. There's no designated disabled viewing area.
What is there to eat?
Over 25 catering vans, a food marquee for producers from the north, a tea tent and bars. Picnics are welcome in the seating areas by the food courts.
Is there a cash machine?
Yes, by the main entrance.
How do I enter a class or book a trade stand?
Schedules, entry forms and trade applications are on the show's website, with the closing dates for each section.
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