One of the UK’s premier agricultural and countryside living events, the Royal Three Counties Show returns to Three Counties Showground in Malvern from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 June 2025.
With a packed programme of family-friendly entertainment, leading voices from the worlds of food and farming, plus exciting new features and thousands of animals, there's plenty for families to enjoy.
The show features 8,000 animals across the long weekend. A highlight for many is the Grand Parade of Livestock with expert insight from BBC Countryfile presenter and co-owner of Cotswold Farm Park, Adam Henson.
Nearly 900 livestock classes will take place in the Farming Village and there's also a dedicated goat show area and a new pig village.
New for 2025, there's an interactive learning and animal encounters area, from Attwell Farm Park in Worcestershire.
Horses are a big feature at the show — there will be more than 290 equine showing and show jumping classes, with over 2,750 entries from the UK’s top competitors.
This year, the show will host 53 prestigious Horse of the Year Show qualifying classes, giving visitors the chance to see some of the best horses and ponies in the country.
The exhilarating Prince Philip Cup Pony Club Mounted Games returns in 2025, featuring a handpicked selection of riders under the age of 15.
New Private Driving Championships and Concourse D’elegance Driving will demonstrate the historic aristocratic practice of parading horse-drawn carriages on Sunday.
The Main Arena will host the return of the Bolddog Lings freestyle motorcross stunt display show, performing jaw-dropping tricks 35ft high in the air.
And the British Army’s Parachute Display Team — the Red Devils — will soar through the skies on Friday and Sunday, free-falling at speeds of 120mph with flags and coloured smoke.
Well-known faces Kaleb Cooper (star of Amazon Prime Video’s Clarkson’s Farm) and Ally Hunter Blair (star of Discovery + series Born Mucky: Life on the Farm and Channel 4’s First Time Farmers) will provide commentary for new and impressive tractors and farming machinery.
The high-octane STIHL Timbersports British Championship, British Rookie Championship, British Women’s Championship and Pro Championship Qualifier will all make a thrilling return showcasing axe skills, crosscut saws and high-powered chainsaws.
Another new feature is Murf’s Burger School, hosted by award-winning chef, Anthony 'Murf' Murphy, co-founder of The Beefy Boys restaurants.
As he cooks up a storm, he will welcome celebrities including Kaleb Cooper, BBC’s Saturday Kitchen presenter Matt Tebbutt, former ITV2’s Love Island contestant Farmer Will, and TV presenter Kate Humble.
There's no charge for under 16s to enter the show, and this year there are 101 free activities for youngsters, including a children’s beach, live music and entertainment and ride-on pedal tractors.
