Onewheel Festival Cambridgeshire, UK

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In 2025 we had 120 Onewheelers for a fun-packed bank holiday weekend in the beautiful British countryside.

Date & Time

13:00 1st - 13:00 4th
May 2026

ONEWHEEL FESTIVAL
ONEWHEEL FESTIVAL
ONEWHEEL FESTIVAL
ONEWHEEL FESTIVAL
Shred the Shires dinosaur eye

What to expect

This will be gnarly

Games

Dedicated trick area with bonk blocks, rails & ramps

Trick competition to show off your new skills & win prizes

Onewheel games: Scavenger hunt, Limbo, High Jump and more!

Camping

Stay in the beating heart of the action.

Upgraded toilet facilities for 2026

Fancy toilets, basins, showers & drinking water

Food & drink

The Nose Dive bar has you covered for drinks & snacks throughout the weekend

Food trucks will stop by throuout the day to keep you fuelled up

Entertainment

Each evening we'll be keeping you entertained.

Live music performances

Nosedive Pub Quiz. Video editing competition.

Prizes, surprises, medals & more!

Merch & sponsors

Glorious Shred the Shires swag including tees, hoodies & bonk blocks

Onewheel accessories & apparel

Ride

The largest group rides in England.

Daily mass group rides in the british countryside with options for all battery sizes!

75+ riders AT THE SAME TIME

Friends & family

Bring your friends to cheer you on (if you're racing), join the festivities & prop-up the bar!

Food & drink served all weekend

Dedicated spectator area for watching the races & trick comp

Family-friendly & inclusive atmosphere

Order now to save your spot Book your tickets for shred the shires 2026 now!

Weekend Festival Ticket

£ 95
  • Full weekend festival access
  • All onewheel riding activities
  • Board Charging
  • EOL Race entry (TBC)
  • STS Amateur Race
  • STS Legends Race (over 45s)
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Goodie Bag

Event entry to under 15s and spectators are free, but you still need to order tickets

Weekend Camping Ticket

£ 40
  • 3 nights
  • 1 ticket per person
  • Camping or Campervan pitch
  • Upgraded Toilets for 2026
  • Free Tea and Coffee all weekend!
  • Board and Device Charging during bar hours

Camping for under 15s is half price

Social

Our Instagram

Live from the Shred the Shires Instagram account

Event team

The Crew

Meet the team behind Shred the Shires
Mark Coningsby Event Organiser
Kate Paxton Scheduling, Racing and Track
James Grant Site and Facilities
Ben Crundwell Bar and Games
Andrew Norris Social Rides and Entertainment
Gary Bucci Merchandising
Jorge Jimenez Digital Creator
Nadine Wood Physical Creator
Eduardo Queralto Facilities
Martin Dinnage Games
Nick Oppenheimer Socials and Trick Comp

Sponsors & Partners

Incredible Supporters

Shred the Shires wouldn't be possible without our amazing sponsors

Event FAQs

We hear you

Here is a list of answers to frequently asked questions about the event.

Contact Us

Yes, both are are welcome but we can't supply any electric hookups and dont have waste disposal facilities on site.

The event organisers will complete a risk assesments on the day, this may include changes to the race track, obstacles and advertised timings, including which day the event is held (Sat / Sun). Provided the track is safe enough to ride, the event will continue in the event of rain. We recommend taking precautions to waterproof your boards if necessary

We will provide UK mains outlets for attendees to charge phones and boards fed from a 15kVA generator. Onewheels require high currents to charge so please be careful not to overload the outlets and keep extension leads to a minimum for fire safety. You must bring your own charger

Helmet and wrist guards are compulsory when racing and Helmets must be worn at all times when riding a OneWheel, even if just going from your car to your tent. Protective body armour and kneepads are recommended as the track has several obstacles and minimal runoff in places

No, due to UK law, there are no companies offering Onewheel rentals in the UK. You must bring your own board to take part in Shred the Shires.

Any drone pilots must obey Entertainment UK laws and be fully registered with the CAA. Competency certificates are required to fly in front of an audience and insurance is a requirement. Any near misses or reports of dangerous piloting will be taken very seriously. See https://register-drones.caa.co.uk/individual for more information.