The countdown is well and truly on as the Revvv It Up Festival prepares to return with its biggest celebration yet during the Big Revvv Weekend from July 17-19 at Revvv Park, just outside Dungiven.
What began as a small charity event in 2024 has rapidly developed into Ireland’s largest Tractor Pulling festival, attracting visitors and competitors from across Ireland, Britain and beyond. This year’s event promises to raise the bar once again with a spectacular three-day programme combining world-class motorsport, live entertainment and family fun.
The centrepiece of the festival will be the action-packed Tractor Pulling competition, featuring more than 130 competitors from across Ireland alongside over 15 British teams.
Adding to the excitement, Revvv Park has undergone a major transformation with the construction of Ireland’s first European-standard Tractor Pulling track alongside two farm class tracks and a dedicated mini-pulling arena. In a first for Ireland, four sledges will operate simultaneously, creating continuous action throughout the weekend.
Away from the arena, visitors can enjoy an impressive line-up of country music stars including Nathan Carter, Derek Ryan, Lisa McHugh, Cliona Hagan and Claudia Buckley, while The Untouchables and many more will keep the festival atmosphere alive across the weekend.
Families are also well catered for with a kids’ park, amusement rides, monster truck displays, lawnmower racing, a bustling food village and Club Revvv.
With demand already high, organisers are encouraging festival-goers to secure tickets early for what promises to be one of Northern Ireland’s standout events of the summer.
Tickets are on sale now at www.RevvvItUp.com, with organisers urging festival-goers to book early as demand continues to grow.
Admission includes access to all Tractor Pulling competitions, family attractions and the evening concerts throughout the weekend. Camping and motorhome pitches are also available to reserve, with hot showers, toilets and on-site amenities provided for those staying for the full event.