Thousands set to converge on Belvoir Castle for Land Rover spectacular

Around 25,000 people are expected to attend the nation’s biggest Land Rover show in the grounds of Belvoir Castle.

The annual celebration, which takes place this year on the weekend of September 5 and 6, brings together thousands of Land Rover owners, enthusiasts, clubs, traders and families for a weekend packed with action, adventure, shopping and some of the most impressive off-road vehicles around.

A previous Land Rover Show in the grounds of Belvoir Castleplaceholder image
A previous Land Rover Show in the grounds of Belvoir Castle

At the heart of the weekend will be the LRO Live Action Arena, where visitors can expect a spectacular showcase of what these vehicles are capable of, with extreme off-roaders tackling challenging terrain and putting their driving skills to the ultimate test.

There will also be Saturday night show featuring lasers, lights and Land Rover action, giving visitors the chance to see some of the stars of the day’s entertainment return to the arena after dark.

LRO Show event director, Tom Siddall, commented: “The LRO Show is all about bringing the Land Rover community together and 2026 is set to be our biggest and most exciting show yet.

"Belvoir Castle provides an incredible backdrop, but it’s the vehicles, the people and the atmosphere that make this such a special weekend.

"Whether you’re a dedicated Land Rover enthusiast, a classic vehicle fan or simply looking for a fantastic family day out, there’s something waiting for you at LRO.”

For Land Rover owners, one of the biggest attractions will be the huge range of specialist traders and exhibitors.

From elusive spare parts and repair panels to trim, engine tuning, suspension, styling and security upgrades, tools, expedition equipment and adventure tours, the show is a one-stop shop for anyone looking to maintain, restore or upgrade their vehicle.

The event will also celebrate the passion for classic Land Rovers with the launch of an exciting Land Rover restoration project.

The LRO Show has acquired a 1969 Series IIA and will be working with restoration specialists, Armada Classic of Wolverhampton, to return the iconic vehicle to its former glory.

Advance tickets for the 2026 LRO Show are available now, with adult tickets from £18, children’s tickets from £10 and family tickets from £46.

Under-fives go free, while visitors wanting to experience the off-road action can buy an off-road session for £20.

Go online at www.lroshow.com for tickets and further information.

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