Truck Workshops

Disability Access Info

Truck Festival welcomes all audience members to its festival, and hopes to provide an enjoyable weekend for all. The following information might be useful if you have any access requirements.

If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to make contact.

Site details

Truck Festival is an outdoor event, and terrain can be tough especially in some weather conditions. The majority of the site is flat grassy areas'; with some road tracks offering more direct routes to other parts of the site. The main non grass route connecting the campsite and arenas has uneven tarmac and the road to the guest / performers camping / main stage is up a steep stony hill track.

The site has wheelchair accessible toilets in the main arena and disabled campsite. The main arena toilets are located on loose gravel.

There is a disabled campsite and parking (with short grass) near the farm buildings, please advise us in advance if you wish to use this facility as it is located in an area not open to all ticket holders.

A battery charge point for electric wheelchairs is located at First Aid.

A viewing platform is situated at the main stage. Other viewing platforms are TBC, but stewards at the stages should be able to provide direction.

Assistance dogs are welcome

Parking

Parking near the main arena can be arranged. Please arrange to pick up a vehicle pass in advance of your arrival, as you will need to drive through private areas of the site.

Transport

Hill Farm, Steventon is a remote site but these are the most convenient methods of public transport. It is advisable to make contact with the service in advance.

 

Trains

 

The trains to Didcot Parkway are closest to the site.

Thames Trains
General Information Tel: 0845 748 4950
Assistance for the Disabled Tel: 0118 908 3607

Virgin Trains
General Information Tel: 0845 722 2333
“Assistance for the Less-abled” Tel: 0845 744 3366

Direct connections to Didcot, Reading, the North, Scotland, the Midlands (Birmingham, Wolverhampton) and the South Coast.
Buses:
Oxford Tube (London-Oxford St Aldates) (Wheelchair access on most buses)

35a (Oxford St Aldates, or Didcot Parkway to Steventon)

Stagecoach services have some low-floor wheelchair access but you must contact them in advance.

The site is approximately 1 kilometre from the bus stop, on a single-track tarmac road with some speed humps.

 

Taxis

 

From Oxford:

ABC- 01865 770077
City Taxi- 01865 794000
Radio Taxi- 01865 242424

From Abingdon / Didcot (nearest to site)

1st Abingdon Vargas Taxis
1 Edward Street, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 1DJ.
Tel: 01235 559606
Transfer from manual wheelchair to cab only.

Alternatively
Dial-A-Cab 01993 700079

Accommodation

Camping

Specific disabled camping is not provided, but should you need to park near your vehicle / main field then your vehicle pass will allow this.

 

Other accommodation

 

We suggest speaking to the service before booking to get specific access details.

The nearest wheelchair accessible hotels / bed and breakfasts to Truck Festival are:

The Red Lion,
3 Abingdon Road,
Drayton,
Abingdon,
Oxfordshire,
OX14 4JB Phone: 01235 531457
Approximately 2 miles from the site.

Kingfisher Barn Holiday Cottages
Rye Farm,
Abingdon,
Oxfordshire,
OX14 3NN
01235 537538
info@kingfisherbarn.com

Milton Hill House Conference & Training Centre
Milton Hill,
Steventon,
Abingdon,
Oxfordshire,
OX13 6AF
t: (01235) 831474
f: (01235) 825796
Approximately 1 mile from the site

Didcot Premier Inn
Milton Heights
Milton
Nr Didcot
Oxfordshire
OX14 4DP
T: 08701 977 073
F: 01235 820465

General Assistance and further information at Truck Festival

Personal assistance

If you require a PA for your access requirements please inform Paul Bonham as soon as possible, preferably before booking your tickets as an extra pass can be allocated.

 

Staffing

 

For general information at the festival please either speak with a steward (in orange t-shirts) or the information tents marked on the site map.

First aid will also also marked on the site map.

Access Contact

Paul Bonham
Email: paulrobertbonham@gmail.com
Website: www.attitude-is-everything.co.uk