Football tournaments in the South West
Junior and grassroots football tournaments, festivals and camps across the South West: search by postcode below, or browse the counties we cover.
U7–U14Festival
ESF27 Football Festival — Minehead, Session 1
23–26 Apr 2027
Minehead, Somerset
Mixed · Girls
U8–U12Festival
SCI Bude Football Festival 2027
30 Apr – 3 May 2027
Bude, Cornwall
Mixed
U8–U12Festival
SCI Weymouth Mitre Ultimatch Trophy 2027
30 Apr – 3 May 2027
Weymouth, Dorset
Mixed
U8–U15Festival
SCI Woolacombe Mitre Ultimatch Trophy 2027
7–10 May 2027
Woolacombe, Devon
Mixed · Girls
U8–U15Festival
SCI Brean Girls Mitre Ultimatch Cup 2027
7–10 May 2027
Brean, Somerset
U7–U14Festival
SCI Weston-super-Mare Mitre Ultimatch Cup 2027
14–17 May 2027
Weston-super-Mare, Somerset
Mixed
U7–U14Festival
ESF27 Football Festival — Minehead, Session 2
14–17 May 2027
Minehead, Somerset
Mixed · Girls
U8–U15Tournament
Somerset Football Tournament 2027
21–24 May 2027
Wellington, Somerset
Mixed
U8–U16Tournament
Somerset Girls Football Tournament 2027
21–24 May 2027
Wellington, Somerset
Counties in the South West
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The South West is the largest English region by land area, running from the Cotswolds and Bristol down through Somerset and Dorset to Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Search by postcode to see what is available across the region and the places just beyond it. It is free to search.
Tournament details are organiser-declared. Always check with the organiser before entering or travelling.
Tournaments just outside the South West
The South West meets the South East around Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset, the West Midlands around Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire, and Wales across the Severn Estuary near Bristol and Gloucestershire, so a suitable tournament may sit just over one of those boundaries.
Tournament details are organiser-declared. Always check with the organiser before entering or travelling.
Search by postcode when distance matters
A postcode search can be the quickest way to see what is genuinely reachable because the radius does not stop at a regional or national boundary. This is particularly useful in Gloucestershire and north Somerset, both close to Wales across the Severn, and around Wiltshire and Dorset's border with the South East.
For the full location-first experience, go to the tournament search near you.
Filter by age group and level
The same filters help whichever way you arrive at a list. Filter by age group from U7 to U16 and by the organiser-declared level.
From the 2026/27 season, the maximum formats in England are 3v3 at U7, 5v5 at U8 and U9, 7v7 at U10 and U11, 9v9 at U12 and U13, and 11v11 from U14. Smaller formats may be used, so always check the individual tournament rules rather than assuming. The level is set by the organiser, not assessed by FindMeFootball, so treat it as a guide and confirm before entering. Our guide to choosing the right level has more.
When South West tournaments happen
Many outdoor grassroots tournaments take place from late spring through the summer, with particularly strong availability between June and August. Timing varies by organiser and venue, and some tournaments using indoor or artificial pitches may run at other times of year.
Popular summer tournaments often take entries months in advance, so it is worth looking early or setting an alert for your age group.
Choosing and entering a tournament
Before you commit, check the organiser-declared level against your squad, the playing format and squad size, the number of guaranteed games, the date and kick-off time, and the wet-weather and refund policy. The South West covers a very large area, so check the actual journey rather than relying on the regional label alone. A tournament elsewhere in the region may still be several hours away. Our team manager checklist runs through the full list in order, and the parent guide covers what the day itself may involve.
Fixtures, results and tables on the day
FindMeFootball helps on the day, too. Where a tournament uses it, organisers can publish fixtures, results, group tables and knockout brackets, so families can check the next kick-off, the table and their next opponent from the sideline rather than a printed sheet. You will see these tools on the listing where they are available.
Get alerts for new tournaments
Set an alert for your area and age group, and FindMeFootball will email you when an organiser lists a matching tournament in or near the South West. We need your email address, the age groups you follow and how far you will travel. We do not ask for a child's name, date of birth or personal profile.
Are you a South West organiser?
Running a tournament in the South West? Listing it on FindMeFootball is free, and it puts your event in front of teams searching by postcode and age group across the region and the areas next to it.
You can add fixtures, results and tables too, so teams follow the day on their phones instead of chasing you for scores. List a new tournament, or find an existing listing in tournament search and claim it from its page to keep the details right. If you want more detail first, read our guide to listing a tournament.
Common questions
Where can I find youth football tournaments in the South West?
Search by postcode and radius to see what is within reach of you. A radius search will also pick up suitable events just over the border in the South East, the West Midlands or Wales.
Can tournaments in South Wales appear in South West searches?
Yes. A South Wales tournament may appear when it falls within your selected postcode radius. The M4 and M48 Severn crossings are toll-free, but journey time still depends on the route and traffic, so check the journey before entering.
How far apart is the South West?
Further than the single regional label suggests. It is the largest English region by land area, and a tournament at the other end of it may be several hours away. This is the region where searching by postcode matters most, because a straight-line radius from your own postcode tells you more than the word "South West" does.
What should I do if there are no tournaments in my area?
Search from your postcode with a wider radius. A suitable tournament may be close by but fall on the other side of a regional or national boundary. You can also set an alert for your age group and chosen travel distance.
Are tournaments on FindMeFootball checked or verified?
No. FindMeFootball is a listing platform, not a verification service. Tournament details are organiser-declared, which means the organiser provides them. Always check with the organiser before entering or travelling. Use Report incorrect information if listing details appear wrong, or Report a concern for a safety, conduct or safeguarding issue.
How much do junior football tournaments cost to enter?
Fees are usually charged per team rather than per player. Many ordinary one-day grassroots tournaments fall somewhere around £40 to £80 per team, although prices vary by organiser, venue and event format. Some community festivals are free or charge less, while academy, stadium, prestige, tour and residential events can cost considerably more. Each listing shows the organiser-declared fee.
Can I find girls' or mixed tournaments?
Yes, where organisers have listed them. Use the category filter to show girls' and mixed tournaments alongside the age group and area you are searching. As always, confirm the specifics with the organiser.
Is FindMeFootball free to use?
Searching is free for parents, coaches and team managers. Listing is free for organisers. There is no fee to search, save a search or set up alerts. Entry fees for the tournaments themselves are set by organisers, not by FindMeFootball.
