We are delighted to welcome our patrons and competitors to the
2024 Cobargo Show.
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2024 TICKET PRICES
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Child Under 12 years
FREE - Friday | Saturday | Sunday
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Teen 12 - 17 years
Friday | FREE
Saturday | $5.00
Sunday | $5.00
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Adult
Friday | $5.00
Saturday | $15.00
Sunday | $15.00
Weekend Pass | $25.00
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Tickets are purchased at the Gate on entry.
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Weekend gate tickets will be available from the Secretaries Office,
9am - 3pm Sunday 4 - Thursday 8 February 2024.
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PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT SELLING TICKETS ONLINE. BEWARE OF ONLINE SCAMMERS TRYING TO SELL TICKETS TO OUR EVENT. DO NOT FOLLOW ANY ONLINE LINKS TO VIEW OUR RODEO EVENTS AS THESE ARE NOT LIVE STREAMED.
CASHLESS FACILITIES
The Show Committee have eftpos available at the Gate, Bar and Canteen. We’re still accepting cash and cashout facilities are available at the Bar for those wishing to use cash at our event.
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CAMPING
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POWERED SITES | $15 PER NIGHT
UNPOWERED SITES | $10 PER NIGHT
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Paying for your camping: You are able to pay for your camping at our front gate upon entry or head to the Horse Secretaries Officer located ringside to pay. You'll need to display your camping pass on your vehicle as our Committee will come to collect camping fees for those who haven't taken the initiative.
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FAQs
I have a pet dog, can i bring him to the show?
To be honest we prefer that the only dogs attending our show are ones that are entering the Dog high jump.
The reason is that this is an agricultural show with over 6000 visitors for the weekend, and over 1000 other animals.
There are large animals, Beef & Dairy cattle, Rodeo bulls, horses, sheep, chickens and some dogs have never seen these animals and have caused issues in the past, which have spooked the agricultural animals and some dogs get spooked themselves.
There is also Chain saws and a wood mill display at the show, which is loud, and some dogs do not like this either.
Please consider all this before deciding to bring your dog to the show.
It is your choice to bring your dog, all dogs must be kept on a short leash (not a 3 meter leash that can trip up other vistors, which has previously happened and injured the lady that was tripped)
I’m bringing my horse to camp, where can I park?
We’ve got designated horse day parking and overnight parking. Please follow the signs along the road.
If you’re stabling your horse at your vehicle, please keep your yards to a reasonable size. The Committee will ask you to make your yards smaller if you are taking up too much space. Disrespect will not be tolerated. The Committee will ask you to leave if you are not being respectful and reasonable.
Horse Stalls are to be pre-booked.
We aren’t taking camping bookings for horses. You'll need to find a suitable spot for your vehicle.
I don’t have a horse, but I still want to camp. What do I do?
Unfortunately, our Showground is only so big. Horse competitors take precedent with camping. Weather dependent, there is a SMALL amount of 4WD accessible parking at the back end of the Showground. Let the volunteers at the gate know of your intentions and they will let you know if the area is full. You may find space at Cobargo Pub to throw out a swag, which is walking distance from the Showground.
We aren’t taking car/caravan bookings for camping.
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SITE MAP​
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PARKING
Where can I park?
There’s limited parking on the Showground for cars. We’ll have some parking officers around to guide you to what we have available. When this is full, there is an overflow carpark on the edge of Cobargo, just past the showground on the left, or you’ll be able to park along the streets of Cobargo, particularly Hillview Street and Cobargo Pub. We’ve organised a bus to circulate the town to help you to and from the Showground. This bus will run at approximately 15-20 minute intervals.
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I’m not able to walk far, is there somewhere I can park?
There is limited designated disabled parking available on the Showground. Please notify the gate attendants and display your disabled parking permit.
We are doing the best we can with what we have available to us. Please treat our Volunteers with respect.
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