Yorkshire Wartime: Massive three day military spectacular returning to Doncaster in 2026
A huge three-day military spectacular featuring battle re-enactments and hundreds of wartime vehicles is returning to Doncaster in 2026.
Yorkshire Wartime is described as the North of England's largest WWI and WWII, post war, military vehicle and living history event and is once again expected to attract thousands of visitors after its success earlier this year.
Held in over 30 acres of land just north of Doncaster, the event, dubbed Yorkshire Wartime, will take place at Willows Farm, Kirkhouse Green from August 7-9 2026.
A spokesperson said: “Yorkshire Wartime provides an opportunity for us to begin to understand what it was like to live through and serve in the wars and conflicts of the 20th century.
“Visitors can witness battles re-enacted in meticulous detail by respected living history groups, walk amongst British Tommies of the First World War, GI Joe's from the beaches of Normandy, the Women's Land Army of the Second World War to more recent conflicts.
“There will also be some of the largest and rarest military vehicles both on static display, and during the daily vehicle parades.”
There will also be tanks in action, more than 500 military vehicles, explosive battlefield action and 1940s themed music and singing and entertainment.
If that wasn’t enough, there also be vintage and military traders with more entertainments and attractions set to be announced over the coming months.
There will also be food, refreshments and a fully licensed bar.
Camping will also be available.