Stratton Meadows Show Dates
STRATTON MEADOWS,
CIRENCESTER
GL7 2JU
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Stratton Meadows lies on the outskirts of Cirencester, a beautiful and historic market town in the Cotswolds. Stratton Meadows is just off the Roman road ‘Ermin Street’ to the west of the town and has been one of Giffords Circus favourite grounds for over a decade. Nell Gifford planted an oak tree with owner Sarah Holland in the meadows in 2018 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the circus here in the UK.
“Absolutely beautiful and fun and heart-stopping. See this!”
Dawn French
Getting here
Address
Stratton Meadows,
Gloucester Rd,
Cirencester,
GL7 2JU
Site Information
Phone signal may be intermittent.
Reduced food offer on the move day Monday
No accessibility restrictions - access onto the field is via a farm gate, please take care on entry and exit of Stratton Meadows.
Parking
Parking is in a field and therefore the ground is undulated and rutted in places. For those with limited mobility we reserve a limited amount of blue badge parking nearer the tent, please let the car park attendant know if you need to park as near as possible and they will show you where to park.
Location
You can find Stratton Meadows on Gloucester Road, Cirencester, next to the junction with the A435
Directions
Travelling from Cheltenham on the A417, turn off towards Stratton, Daglingworth, Perrott’s Brook. At the roundabout take the third exit towards Stratton, at the next roundabout take the first exit towards Stratton. Continue towards Cirencester, just past the junction with the A435 you will see the circus on your left hand side.
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Travelling from Swindon on the A419. Turn off for Cirencester on the Burford Road Junction. Take first exit on Roundabout onto Burford Road. Take third exit from next roundabout onto Grove Lane. Continue straight over traffic lights at junction with the Whiteway. After the garage you will see the Giffords Circus big top on your right hand side.
Make a day of it in Cirencester
Whilst you’re visiting Cirencester why not discover more of the local area?
Corinium Museum
The Corinium Museum is located at the heart of Cirencester. The museum houses many finds from the Roman town of Corinium. Discover thousands of objects on display, from Prehistoric tools, Roman mosaics, Anglo Saxon grave goods to Medieval sculpture.
Places to stay
[ADVERT] Mayfly Lodge at Cotswold Water Park is a New England-style holiday home with a private sundeck overlooking beautiful lakes. This three-bedroom holiday home sleeps six and has been lovingly refurbished. During your stay you can take part in a wealth of activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing or open-water swimming or simply relax at the nearby spa.
Cirencester Park
Cirencester Park forms part of the Bathurst Estate and has been in the Bathurst Family for over 300 years. A short walk from the town, this historic parkland offers a unique landscape, with woodland rides and far reaching views.
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