Bucks Country Show

Sheep at Bucks Country Show in Aylesbury

The Bucks County Show is widely regarded as one of the best one-day agricultural shows in the country and remains one of Buckinghamshire’s standout summer attractions.

People travel from near and far to enjoy this annual family-friendly event which has been running for over 150 years.

Many of our guests at Villiers Hotel make it a yearly tradition. Read on to discover more including when the next one takes place.

Details For the Bucks County Show 2026

When: Thursday 27th August 2026, 8.00am – 6.00pm

Where: Weedon Park, Aylesbury Road, Buckinghamshire, HP22 4NN

Tickets: Advanced online tickets can be purchased on their official website HERE

Parking: Free on-site parking is available including forward spaces for disabled guests.

What Takes Place at This Popular Agricultural Event?

Fresh fruit and vegetables one of the trade stalls at Bucks Country Show

At the  Bucks County Show, there’s never a dull moment.

Animal lovers can admire impressive livestock, showcasing some of the finest examples in the country.

There are also horse shows and featured acts to keep the energy high throughout the day.

Inside the Home and Garden marquee you can enjoy live demonstrations ranging from cooking to flower arranging.

On top of that you can explore over 200 trade stands, a buzzing Shopping Marquee, a larger Food Hall, and an engaging Countryside Area.

It all adds up to a fantastic full day of discovery, shopping, and entertainment.

FAQS Related To Bucks Country Show

When is Bucks Country Show 2026?

The next Bucks Country Show is on Thursday 27th August 2026 from 8.00am – 6.00pm.

Is the event suitable for families?

Yes, it’s very family-friendly with children’s activities, animal displays, and plenty of open space to explore.

Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

Advance tickets are usually recommended as they’re often cheaper than on-the-gate prices and help avoid queues.

Are dogs allowed at the show?

The organisers recommend leaving dogs at home. However, if you do bring them along they must be kept on a fixed, non-retractable lead at all times and won’t be permitted in certain areas, including livestock sections. Its worth double checking prior to attending the event.

How long should I allow for my visit?

Most visitors spend between around six hours at this event, though you can easily make a full day of it.

Is the event accessible?

Organisers generally provide accessible parking, toilets, and level pathways where possible, but it’s worth checking accessibility details before attending.