Exford Show

I am thrilled to see such detailed directions available on the site! Knowing exactly how to get there from the M5 or Dulverton makes planning the trip so much easier. The setting looks absolutely stunning.

The website provides clear driving directions from the M5 and Dulverton, making it very easy to locate the showground just outside Exford. This availability of access information is highly appreciated by visitors.

It is nice to see such a long-standing event with clear directions from the M5 and Dulverton. The focus on local crafts, livestock, and the historic barrow makes it sound like a charming day out. The team seems to have put effort into describing the scenery. I am wondering if there are any discounts for members or groups, as that is not explicitly stated on the pages I reviewed.

Reading the information available on the site, it is clear that the Exford Show is a well-established event, having been around since 1889. The description of the setting is quite detailed, mentioning the Exe Valley, Dunkery, and Molland Common, which gives a strong sense of place. It is reassuring to see that the land is provided by the Branton, Jowell & Edwards families without payment, suggesting a community-focused event rather than a commercial enterprise. The mention of local food, drink, and the special local ice-cream adds to the appeal. However, while the atmosphere and heritage seem excellent, I am wondering if the specific pricing for entry is listed elsewhere, as it is not immediately obvious from the main pages. For someone considering this company, the focus on local crafts, horses, and sheep seems appropriate for the region. The contact details are clear, pointing to the Show Secretary in South Molton. Overall, the service offering seems genuine and rooted in local tradition, though checking the final costs would be prudent before planning the trip.

The Exford Show looks lovely with its historic setting and ancient barrow, but the website does not clearly state the ticket prices or what is included in the admission. For someone considering a visit, this lack of pricing transparency is a significant drawback.