Accessibility
Truck Festival is located Hill Farm, Steventon, Oxfordshire, OX13 6AB. There are a number of ways you can get to us, take a look below!
Car
For those of you with a handy sat nav, or a good old fashioned map, getting here couldn’t be easier. The Truck Festival site is located just off the A34 at the Didcot junction.
Please use the postcode OX13 6AB this will get you to within a hair’s breadth of the festival, then follow the traffic signs to get to the festival site.
Train
Didcot Parkway Station is on the Great Western Railway line and you can go direct from Reading, London, Bristol and South Wales. There are then connecting Shuttle Buses or taxis direct to the site.
Shuttle Bus
Thames Travel will be running a Shuttle Bus service to and from Didcot Parkway on Thursday 22nd, Friday 23rd and Monday 26th July. Times, Locations and Prices will be announced soon.
If you have access requirements for the shuttle bus, please contact the access team at [email protected].
Bus
The X2 bus serves Steventon High Street at half an hour intervals. However, these are often very busy and are still a 20-minute walk from the festival. Timetable available here.
Parking
Our Car Park is adjacent to the Campsites, however, the later you arrive the further away you will have to park! To encourage people to share vehicles, and reduce the impact of cars on the Farm, we have a charge for parking. Tickets can be purchased in advance or on entry to the site car park at an inflated price, so book in advance for the best price!
Once parked, we encourage you not to leave the car park and return due to our traffic management plan in place. We have a pick-up and drop off point for those people giving someone a lift – please follow the pickup and drop off road signs.
Car parking tickets for 2021 will be available through the ticketing page soon. Please purchase these in advance where possible. This will assist your entry to the site and be way cheaper for you!
ENTRY TO THE GENERAL CAR PARK OR DROP OFF IS NOT PERMITTED THROUGH STEVENTON VILLAGE.
