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This competition is now CLOSED – Thank you to everyone who entered!

We have 5 family tickets for the East Anglian Game and Country Fair, worth £70 each, to give away! To enter visit, simply read the article below and answer this question:

Which club are running the off-road 4×4 course?

Wide outdoor scene at Euston Hall showing a large crowd gathered on a grassy field during an event. People sit on the grass and stand in groups, some with dogs, while food stalls including a “Burger Shack” truck operate to the left. In the background, the red-brick façade of Euston Hall and its surrounding trees form a grand backdrop under a clear blue sky.

The 22nd East Anglian Game & Country Fair will take place on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th April 2026 at Euston Estate, home to The Duke and Duchess of Grafton, just off the A11 at Elveden on the Norfolk/Suffolk border.

The ever-popular two-day event includes a wide range of arena displays alongside country pursuits.

Two bright yellow JCB diggers perform a stunt at an outdoor show, balancing on their front buckets with their rear wheels lifted high off the ground, facing each other like mirrored arches. A third JCB vehicle drives between them. A large crowd watches from behind barriers in the background under a blue sky, suggesting a live arena demonstration at a country fair.
JCB Dancing Diggers Image © Steve Adams

Confirmed for 2026 are the JCB Dancing Diggers, known for their choreographed displays, and the Horseboarding UK Championships, combining speed, agility and skill. The Waveney and Norfolk Harriers will also return with their popular ‘White Woofers’ hound parade.

Other attractions include Mid Norfolk Gun Dog displays, Fens Falconry birds of prey demonstrations, fishing displays with World Champion fly caster Hywel Morgan, the Sheep Show, traditional ferreting demonstrations with Simon Whitehead, plus a wide range of live craft demonstrations and much more!

Two off-road vehicles tackle a sandy obstacle course during a countryside event. In the foreground, an orange Land Rover-style 4x4 climbs a steep dirt mound at an angle, its large tyres gripping the loose ground as the driver concentrates at the wheel and a passenger sits beside them. Behind it, a blue 4x4 follows over another mound. The scene appears to be part of a live off-roading demonstration under a clear blue sky.
Woodland off-road 4×4 course. Image © Steve Adams

Visitors can take part in clay shooting with John Bidwell’s High Lodge instructors or enter the 40-bird competition for men, women and juniors. Fly fishing on the Black Bourn River, archery, axe throwing and the air rifle range will also be available. Breckland Land Rover Club will run an exciting woodland off-road 4×4 course, with passengers driven around the course by experienced team members.

Dog lovers can enter the K9 Aqua Sports pool long jump competition or take part in the family fun dog show, which offers a wide range of classes.

Enjoy more than 300 trade stands, selling everything from country clothing and footwear to gun-making and fishing products. BASC and other national organisations will be on hand to discuss conservation and countryside activities. The show also includes children’s activities, pony rides, a traditional fun fair, and a food and drink hall featuring the Game Fair Country Kitchen.

Advance discounted tickets for 2026 are frozen at 2025 prices: Adult tickets are £23, children (5–16 years) £8, and a family ticket (2 adults and 2 children) £59. Under 5s and car parking are free. VIP memberships and weekend camping tickets are also available to book in advance. Tickets and further information can be found online at: www.ukgamefair.co.uk or via the ticket hotline on 01263 735828

All competition entries must be received by 5pm on Monday 23rd March 2026, all correct answers will be put into a draw and the winners will be notified by Wednesday 1st April. Entrants must be over 18 years old.