Sandown Park Racecourse

Came here for the London Card Show event that was being hosted. Had a great day out and the grounds are very well looked after.

A lovely day out fundraising for Barnardos at BP..fairs raised £222.72..with help from my 2xfriends..highly recommended this major toyfair

A place was so nice to visit during the Annual National Honey Show

Attended the Skybet Sunday series at Sandown today. The races started at 3:45 & finished at 6:45. Lovely warm day, resulting in a good turn out of people, however plenty of room around to move about. Hardly any queues for the food stands & bars. A great day out at a beautiful course

Excellent racecourse in Esher. Good links by road and rail. Pre-parade ring, parade ring and course close together making for easy viewing.

The National Honey was once again a great event opened by the Princess Royal with an informative speech & the shows history

We came here for the antique fair, and it didn't disappoint us. £2 per person admission. We saw furniture, home decoration, antique jewelries, clothing, and accessories on sale. There was even filming an episode of antique show while we were there.

Clean, organised and lovely to visit no matter the event. I attended for London Card Show and really enjoyed it.

Absolutely brilliant experience seeing the races and then watching Simply Red in concert (will definitely go again for the next races/rock concert combo here)! Lovely racecourse with a vibrant, fun atmosphere and lots of parking. Gets very crowded when leaving in your car so be prepared.

Had a great time on the pitch and put plus the 9 hole course. Lovely day, food and drinks.

I was born and bred not that far from Sandown Park, remember the old grandstand from years ago and have enjoyed the current one many times.

But, for whatever reason, I'd never experienced the grandstand as a training centre and was duly overwhelmed in January 2024 when I spent a day there getting a political training update.

It was great, all the facilities needed and all of them working first time, every time. Even the lunchtime sandwiches and the morning croissants and biscuits were well up to speed.

And, of course, the view of the course, the beauty of the horses and the smell of the crowd should drag you there time and again on race days!

Was there for the ELEX trade so can't talk on the actual raceway but the events center was very well laid out and plenty of room.

All staff tied to the building seemed great and very helpful. Would definitely attend another show here.

Great viewing from the Premier Enclosure, only £10 extra. Excellent place to view the horses in the parade ring and right on the finish line.

Great day out. Plenty of open space so didn’t feel crowded. Large bar areas so was really easy to get served without queues…that’s because there was a good number of employees behind the bar serving, shame the beer was very pricey. Not a great range of food on offer, but some fast food was enough to keep going, again very pricey for what you get. Races were good and entertainment at the end form DJ livened things up a bit.

We enjoyed it as it was the very first "date" we had in 2009, the staff are polite, love the views, would be careful if you have walking problems, lots of slopes! Racing was exciting, concert mind blowing, love Simply Red ❤

Went to the Craft fair and parking was easy, plenty of stalls selling lots of crafty items. Seating when wanting to eat was the only negative as others held onto their tables for longer than they needed to.

Great venue usually a race course, but on this occasion I went to an exhibition of innovative electrical goods. it was full capacity and a buzz in the air great day out fun had by all.

Great day in the 1875 lounge... what you wear isn't noticed or spoken about . Very relaxed atmosphere. Only weird thing I thought was food you could have large sausage/hot dog in a roll or you could have chilli con carne with a hot dog .not with bread and no rice .. strange combo.. Worth a visit and a stop in the 1875 lounge

Visited many times. One of my favourite racecourses for Jump meetings. Good facilities and a decent view of the whole course. This is not the case at so many other courses

I visited here for the National Honey Show which is every year around about October half term time.
This is the best of the best and highly competitive. The numbers were a bit down from usual but still a good number of entries.
There are lectures and workshops over the three days. To make the most of it you join and book online quite a few weeks ahead as the places fill up quickly. The best value is to join for around £20(I’m not sure this is correct but near enough) which gives entry for three days and all the lectures. Workshop are extra and there are plenty to choose from. If you join now you would be kept up to date with the news and sent a schedule for the competition, with all the details of lectures and workshops with extensive descriptions.
Daily tickets are also available for £15.
There is also a trade show running over all three days, with lots of goodies. Hives, books, bee clothing, microscopes, extractors, candles, and many more beekeeping items. Just remember to take a big car!!!