DATE
Wednesday 24 July 2019
Welcome
Welcome to the official website of the Dunster Country Fair, West Somerset’s biggest Country Fair offering fun and entertainment for the whole family!
In addition to the main ring attractions which has a busy schedule throughout the day, the Village Green also has lots of demonstrations and interactive displays, there’s a large number of Trade Stands, the wonderful Craft Tent plus plenty of food and liquid refreshment on offer, with a luncheon in the marquee always proving very popular!
Dunster Country Fair is held in the picturesque setting of Dunster Castle Lawns by kind permission of Mr J A. F. Luttrell, Mr A. H. F. Luttrell and The Dunster Estate. This year the fair will be celebrating 42 years from the early beginnings, as a Donkey Derby held in West Somerset. The Dunster Country Fair has grown to become one of West Somerset’s premier attractions - it’s a fun day out for all the family!
We sincerely hope you will join us at Dunster Country Fair on Wednesday 29 July 2020, starting at 10 am
(gates open 8.30 am).
Main Ring Attractions for 2020:
-
Stunt Mania Motorcycle Stunt Team
-
3 Sixty Mountain Bike Display Team
-
Shetland Pony Grand National
-
Hawkeye Falconry UK
-
British Scurry and Trials Driving Arena Challenge
-
Plus Equestrian Events
Other Attractions include:
-
Exmoor Pony Society Show
-
Terry Moules Racing Ferrets
-
Large Hound Show
-
Mr Punch (Punch and Judy)
-
Ron Kings Hot Six
-
Family Dog Show and Dog Agility
-
Terrier Show
-
Funfair and Children’s Entertainment
-
Archery
2019 Results
The results from the Dunster Country Fair 2019 Hound Show can be viewed here: Hound Show Results 2019
Official photographer of the
2019 Dunster Country Fair
Cat Down Photography
Equestrian, family, pet
and wedding photographer
VIEW PHOTOS...
Save the date for 2020
Dunster Country Fair will be held on Wednesday 29th July 2020
Directions
The Dunster Country Fair is held in a stunning location on the lawns of Dunster Castle. The Showground is easy to find, it's directly off the A39 on the approach to Minehead (located between Carhampton and Dunster Steep).