Here, we try to answer some of the common questions we get asked.
Q. Can you pay on the day at the gate?
A. Yes, you can pay at the gate by cash and by card.
Q. Can I take my dog to the show?
A. Yes, providing the dog is kept on a lead and the normal protocols such as cleaning up dog mess, and do not leave your dog locked in a vehicle.
Q. Is there disabled access?
A. Yes, there is disabled parking in main car parks, and most of the avenues around the showground are tarred. The pay gates can accommodate wheelchairs, but there is also side gates which can be used if necessary. Shopmobility Highland are on site and motorised wheelchair hire can be organised with them if necessary.
Q. Can I hire disability scooters at the show?
A. Yes, as per above, Shopmobility Highland are on site, please contact them to arrange scooter hire. We do not arrange this through the show office.
Q. What is the cost for car parking?
A. Car parking is free of charge, and there is ample parking. Accessing and parking in our car parks is entirely at your own risk.
Q. Is there provision for “nursing” mothers?
A. There are several mothering areas around the showground available for use.
Q. Does the admission into the Show include the cost of the fairground rides?
A. No, admission to the show does not include the cost of the fairground rides.
Q. Is the showground suitable for pushchairs and buggies?
A. Yes, the majority of avenues around the showground are tarred and have smooth surfaces.
Q. Is the show just for farmers?
A. No, the show is for everyone.
Q. I have heard there will be no horses at the show, is this correct?
A. This is incorrect, there will be Showjumping on Wednesday during the preview evening, and native horses (Clydesdales, Shetlands and Highland Ponies) on the Main Show day.
Q. If I purchase a ticket online does this get posted to me?
A. No, you will get a QR code following the purchase, you will need to take this on your phone or printed to gain admission.
Q. Are there camping and caravan facilities for visitors to the show?
A. No, we do not have caravan and camping facilities. However, there are a number of camping and caravan sites in the surrounding area, which can be found via an internet search.
Q. Is there accessible toilets for disabled visitors on the site?
A. There are a number of male and female accessible toilets around the site for disabled visitors. We are pleased to announce that Pamiloo will be in attendance during both days. Pamiloo is suitable for people with complex needs who need specialised equipment and additional space.
Q. What time do the gates open to the public?
A. Preview evening the gates open at 4pm, Show Day the gates open at 8am.