SIGN IN search

Egham Royal Show weekend in August

DATE

July 18, 2023

The Egham Royal Show takes place on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August at the showground in Whitehall Lane.

Last year for the first time, the show provided children’s rides free of charge. This was a huge success so again this year, these rides will be free – including go-karts.

Egham Royal Show has a reputation for offering something for everyone. As well as the traditional rare breeds animals and horticulture/crafts competitions, there will be live music, trade stands, a model marquee, dog show, flight simulator, vintage and classic car display, archery, Morris dancers and a community marquee with real ales. The main arena will feature a variety of entertainments including birds of prey and motor bike stunt riding. There is free parking on-site.

Entry costs £12 for adults and £10 for concessions. Children under 15 accompanied by an adult come in free of charge. Advance tickets can be bought via the Show website at a discount.

For more info please visit Egham Royal Show

Share

RELATED STORIES

MORE STORIES

thumbnail

Step into an immersive light experience at Harwell Campus this May

Blending art, light and science, Harwell Campus opens a striking walk-through installation to the public, designed to spark curiosity and wonder.

READ MORE
thumbnail

Discover the countryside run club with a wild spa twist at Peterley Manor Farm

If your ideal weekend involves equal parts movement and mindfulness, this one’s worth setting an early alarm for.

READ MORE
thumbnail

Perfect Show For Rachel brings joyful chaos to Oxford Playhouse

Perfect Show For Rachel brings anarchic, ever-changing theatre to Oxford Playhouse this May 2026.

thumbnail

Mike Stoneham brings Shakespeare’s most raucous rogue to life on stage in Oxford with Falstaff

Falstaff promises a theatrical experience that is as bold and boisterous as the man himself this April 2026.

thumbnail

Tour unique contemporary works at Braziers Park during Oxfordshire Artweeks 2026

An art exhibition in the atmospheric grade II listed barn at Braziers Park offers a rare chance to explore contemporary creativity and a remarkable slice of local history too.