Truck Festival

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Truck Festival is held on Friday 26th July - Sunday 28th July 2024.

Truck Festival is working in conjunction with National Express to offer dedicated coaches that can take you and your luggage / camping gear straight to the festival site.

You can purchase tickets here: https://truckfestival.seetickets.com/event/truck-festival-2023/hill-farm/2377743?pageofferid=55699754#op3

Yes, there a several camping options available at Truck Festival so you can make the most of your weekend.

Truck Festival is hugely dedicated to making their event as accessible as possible for everyone.

They have a PA ticket scheme, accessible viewing areas and dedicated parking and camping areas, accessible facilities and hearing loops. For further info, have a look at the Truck Festival website.

Truck Festival is located at Hill Farm, Oxford.

The nearest railway station to the festival is Didcot Parkway Station. From there you can take a connecting shuttle bus or taxi direct to the festival site. The shuttle bus will be run by Thames Travel and an adult return will cost just £5.

There are loads of camping options at Truck Festival including:

• General camping
• Family camping
• Luxury camping
• Glamping / Boutique camping
• Pre-pitched 

See the Truck Festival website for more information.

• Accessible camping
• Campervan & Caravan

Thursday 25th July

Gates for Early Entry Ticket holders open at 1pm. 

Box Office closes at 11pm.

Friday 26th July

Gates open at 10am.

Box Office closes at 11pm.

Saturday 27th July - Sunday 28th July

Gates open at 9am.

Box Office closes at 11pm.

Monday 24th July

Campsites have to be clear by midday.

Yes, although there is a charge. It is cheaper to book in advance than on the day. The car park you are assigned will depend on the camping area you have booked, so please check Truck Festival's website for further details on this.

The address is: Hill Farm, Church Lane, Steventon, Oxon, OX13 6SW.

Signs will be around the area directing you to the site.

There are no age restrictions at Truck Festival, however you may be asked to show valid photo ID (passport, driving/provisional license, citizen card). Photocopies will not be accepted.

Weeknd tickets are for those 13 and above. Children aged 12 and under go free but will need an entry ticket added to your booking.

Anyone age 16+ is allowed to attend on their own but will be asked for ID on entry.

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult (21+) at all times.

All alcohol sales on site will be operating the Challenge 25 policy. If you look under 25, you will need a valid photo ID in order to be served alcohol.

Yes, although be aware that you will only be allowed to bring alcohol into the campsites on your first entry. If you are driving each day please keep hold of your parking ticket as proof of purchase. 

No. Only refillable water bottles will be permitted and free water will be available on site and in the campsites.

Address

For those of you with a handy sat nav, or a good old fashioned map, getting there couldn’t be easier.

The address is: Hill Farm, Church Lane, Steventon, Oxon, OX13 6SW.

Signs will be around the area directing you to the site.

If you are coming by car and would like to be green, please see our GoCarShare tab where you can find out more about meeting new friends and saving the environment before you get to the festival.

GoCarShare

Life’s a journey – share it! Why not consider car sharing to Truck Festival this year?  With the average 100 mile car journey leading to over 20 kg of CO2 being produced, GoCarShare has the potential to reduce the festival’s carbon footprint considerably. It’s a great way to save money if you are driving and, as it is built around Facebook, you can see if your friends are going, find like-minded people to travel with, and check people out before agreeing to share.So if you’re driving, or need a lift, click here and share the journey!

‘By travelling in a full car, festival-goers carbon emissions become comparable to taking the train…… so it can make a real difference.’ (Source: DEFRA Report)

Public Transport

Didcot Parkway Station is on the Great Western Line and you can get there direct from Reading, London, Bristol, South Wales, Birmingham and The North. There are then connecting buses to the site.
You can get train times at www.thetrainline.com and the connecting bus times are available here.