Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2026

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The 6th annual Classic Cars at Hesslewood will take place at Hesslewood Office Park on Sunday 16th August 2026!

This event is the cornerstone event of Hesslewood Charitable Causes Fund’s fundraising efforts. There’s something for everyone at this fun-filled day out – it is a day that celebrates family fun and community spirit, featuring a wide range of classic and specialist vehicles alongside food and drink vendors, charity stalls, family attractions, raffles, and games.

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Supporting Lives on the Humber

Before, During and After Crisis

Classic Cars at Hesslewood is a 100% not-for-profit event, and for 2026 we are proud to support two vital local organisations: Humber Rescue and Humber Wellbeing Hub. While their work differs in nature, together they represent a powerful, connected approach to community care – from immediate life-saving intervention to longer-term wellbeing and recovery. 

What to Expect for 2026

Line-Up Currently Includes:

• A wide range vehicles on display

• Inflatables

• Birds of prey handling and display

• Mobile petting farm

• Face painting

• Family lawn games

• Humber Rescue life boat – subject to emergency callouts

• Humberside Fire and Rescue fire engine

• BBMF Spitfire Flypast – to be confirmed

• Music and announcements from Humber Wave Radio

• Stalls – browse and buy from range of local businesses

• Great selection of food and drink from local providers

We welcome all classic cars and motorcycles to come and display their pride and joy, whilst raising money for Humber Rescue and Humber Wellbeing Hub – don’t forget to purchase your exhibitor ticket!

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Humber Wellbeing Hub

Humber Wellbeing Hub Logo. Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2026 is supporting Humber Rescue and Humber Wellbeing Hub.

Preventing Crisis, Supporting Recovery

We proud to support Humber Wellbeing Hub this year – a charity dedicated to improving mental health and wellbeing across our local community.

The Hub provides accessible support for individuals facing mental health challenges, helping people reduce isolation, build resilience and find the guidance they need through difficult times. By offering early intervention, practical support and ongoing encouragement, they help individuals take positive steps towards better wellbeing and a more stable future.

Located in the peaceful surroundings of Humber Bridge Country Park, the Hub offers a welcoming and calming environment where people can access support, reconnect with others and focus on their recovery. Their work plays a vital role both in preventing crises before they happen and helping people rebuild their lives afterwards.

Through compassion, understanding and community support, Humber Wellbeing Hub continues to make a meaningful difference to the lives of people across our region.

Humber Rescue

Humber Rescue Logo. Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2026 is supporting Humber Rescue and Humber Wellbeing Hub.

Independent, Volunteer-Led, Life-Saving

We are also proud to support Humber Rescue again this year. They are an incredible volunteer-led organisation that provides a vital search and rescue service across the Humber Estuary and its surrounding waterways.

Covering more than 540 square kilometres, their crews operate across the Humber and along the Rivers Hull, Trent and Ouse, often working in fast-moving tides and extremely challenging conditions. When emergencies happen on the water, Humber Rescue’s volunteers respond quickly and professionally, helping to protect lives when every second counts.

Founded in 1989, Humber Rescue is entirely independent and volunteer-run, receiving no government funding. Around 30 highly trained volunteers give more than 5,000 hours of their time each year, ensuring that help is always available for those in danger on our local waterways.

Keeping this life-saving service operational costs around £60,000 each year, funded entirely through donations and community support. Their dedication, courage and commitment make a real difference across the Humber region, and we are honoured to help support their work through our annual charity event.

Event Sponsors

Our thanks to the 2026 event sponsors

What happened in 2025?

We were especially proud to announce that the 2025 Classic Cars at Hesslewood event attracted record footfall and vehicle numbers, and, most importantly, raised an incredible £11,526.62 for this year’s supported charity, Humber Rescue.

Read the FULL event blog here!
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025 - A profile close-up of a young boy with short brown hair, looking down with a serious or focused expression. He is wearing a blue t-shirt and is leaning against what appears to be a black car door. The background is blurred, showing green foliage.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A low-angle shot of a custom-built car with a steampunk or post-apocalyptic aesthetic. The car, which has a matte black finish with bronze or gold detailing, appears to be an older model with circular headlights. It features various decorative elements, including skulls on the grille and horns on the roof. Two people are visible in the front seats. The car is driving down a paved road surrounded by green trees and hedges.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A side-view, close-up shot of a young person holding a small barn owl on their gloved hand. The owl, which is mostly white with a light brown back, is facing away from the person. The person is smiling and looking at the owl, wearing a blue sweatshirt and a black headband. The hand holding the owl is covered by a thick, brown leather falconry glove. The background is blurred, showing a crowd of people.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A Land Rover Defender marked 'Humber Rescue' towing a large orange and black rescue boat on a trailer, parked on grass at an outdoor event with trees and people in the backgro
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A candid, medium close-up shot of a person holding a young child. The person is looking slightly to the left with a serious expression, wearing a navy polo shirt and sunglasses pushed up on their head. The child is holding a light blue balloon and has a face painting design on their cheek. The child is wearing a patterned blue dress.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A smiling child sits on a red and white motorbike with the number "1" on the front fairing. The child is wearing a red and green jersey and is gripping the handlebars. A white racing helmet rests on the seat behind them. A white tent and a car are visible in the background.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A man in a navy fire officers uniform, with a serious yet slightly amused expression, is seated in the passenger side of a red fire truck. He is looking at the camera, with the window rolled down. The side of the fire truck is visible, with the words "CrewCab" and "SPARE" on the door. The background is a mix of blurred greenery and a light-colored sky.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A front-view, medium-angle shot of a man riding a classic chrome motorbike with a black sidecar. The man, who is wearing a black helmet and a black leather jacket, is looking forward. The motorbike has a large windscreen and a round headlight. The sidecar has an open top. A blurred, abstract wooden horse sculpture and green trees are visible in the background.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A profile close-up of a person with a bald head and a white mustache, wearing glasses. The person is looking down intently at the front of a vintage car, which has a shiny silver grill and a black hood. They are wearing a beige fleece jacket over a blue shirt. The background is a blurred brick building and green trees.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A head-on, low-angle shot of a 'Clan' vehicle driving on a paved road. The vehicle has a light brown, wedge-shaped body, with large, square headlights and a windshield. A person is visible in the driver's seat. In the background, a person in a bright yellow vest is standing on the sidewalk. A building with brick and windows is also visible behind a tree.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A crowd of people gathered around vintage cars at an outdoor event. In the foreground, a person in a flat cap is seated in a classic green convertible. In the background, other people are visible, including a person holding two disposable coffee cups, talking to another person.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A ground-level shot of three classic cars driving toward the camera. All three cars are a similar shade of dark green. The car in the foreground is a convertible with a curved hood and a British license plate that reads "G5 LVB." The other two cars are visible in a line behind it. The cars are on a paved road with the word "SLOW" painted on the surface in white. A blurred brick building and green trees are visible in the background.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A group of four men are standing under a tent with a Humberwave Radio sign. The man on the far right is holding a microphone with the radio station's logo and is smiling. The men are dressed casually in t-shirts and jeans. A banner in the foreground features a rainbow and the words "HUMBERWAVE RADIO"
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A medium close-up, front-view shot of a vintage red race car. The car has white racing stripes, sponsor decals on the side, and a license plate that reads "NTK 555J." Four large circular rally lights with black covers are mounted on the front bumper. The driver is partially visible through the windshield. A blurred brick building is in the background.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A close-up of a large rosette award, with pleated ribbons in shades of white, light green, and teal. The circular centre of the rosette has text around a tree logo that reads "CLASSIC CARS AT HESSLEWOOD 2025" and "HESSLEWOOD CHARITABLE CAUSES FUND." A long tail of a green ribbon with white stripes hangs down from the rosette. To the right, a circular British car tax disc is visible on a glass surface.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A front-facing, medium close-up shot of a barn owl in flight. The owl's wings are spread wide as it glides toward the camera. Its face is a light tan, with dark eyes, and its wings are white. A person in a blue shirt is visible in the background, holding a microphone.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A low-angle, front-view shot of a vintage red and white Volkswagen camper van. The van has a license plate that reads "NPU 44J." The driver is visible through the windshield. A blurred, abstract wooden horse sculpture and a lamp post are visible in the background, surrounded by green trees.
Image from Classic Cars at Hesslewood 2025. A profile, eye-level shot of a classic, orange Lotus Esprit sports car. The car is parked on a gravel driveway in front of a large brick building with many windows and blooming rose bushes. The car's license plate reads "RON 469R."

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