Stall Holders FAQ's
The gates will be open from 7:30am for stall holders only.
Check the ‘Getting Here‘ page specific unloading and parking instructions for stall holders and entertainers.
Yes, if you have requested electricity then this will be available to you from 11am. Please note that there will be no power available before 11am!
No, unfortunately there isn’t.
Due to our rural location, there’s limited 4G/5G coverage and no on-site Wi-Fi. Signal is available for most networks, but with thousands of people in the village on the day, mobile bandwidth is often reduced.
We strongly recommend stallholders bring devices that can connect to more than one network, and where possible, be prepared to take cash as a backup.
Visitors FAQ's
General
The festival runs from 11am to 5pm
Both the blue badge parking (Gate A) and the general public car park (Gate B) are open from 10am.
Check the ‘Getting Here‘ page for directions and maps.
Yes, there are toilet facilities available including disabled, located within Cabbage Patch.
Stalls: Some of the stalls will be able to accept contactless payments, however this is dependent on them having mobile internet connectivity. To keep things quick and easy, cash is the preferred option.
Car Parks: We are able to accept contactless payments but with it being a remote location this can sometimes cause issues, again cash is the preferred payment method.
Pricing
The festival is FREE to enter. However we do charge for car parking.
There is a charge of £10 per vehicle for parking.
We recommend using cash (quick and easy), however we also accept contactless payments.
Parking
The car park is located on the south side of the village just off Dudmoor Road. There is a fee of £10 per vehicle.
Check the ‘Getting Here‘ page for directions and maps.
Yes, there is a charge of £10 per vehicle.
Yes, we have a dedicated area for this and it will be signposted as ‘Gate A’. You must have your blue badge parking pass to be allowed in.
The charge is £10 per vehicle.
Please note: The event is held within fields with uneven and in places, soft ground.
No. Once you leave the car park you will need to pay again in order to park.
If you’re cycling to the festival, we’ve got you covered with two designated bicycle parking spots. You can securely lock your bike to the provided mounts (just remember to bring your own lock). We kindly request a small cash donation for bike parking.
The first cycle parking zone is at the Kingsbury Community Shop.
The second spot is located within the disabled parking area at the festival site.
No, the shop car park will be closed and there are parking restrictions on all roads into Kingsbury.
If you would like to drive to the festival then you must park in the designated car park off Dudmoor Road. There is a fee of £10 per vehicle.
Road Closure
Yes, the main road through the centre of Kingsbury will be closed to motor vehicles between the hours of 10am and 5pm. However bicycles and pedestrians will be able to pass through.
You can find out more information on the Getting Here page.
It’s between the lock-up and the Wyndham arms pub. Village residents can still access Silver Street from the north side of the village.
You can find out more information on the Getting Here page.
No. As the road in Kingsbury will be closed from 10am in the morning, there will be no access to the car parks. You will need to go via Muchelney Ham, Stapleton and Coat. There will be plenty of direction signs around the area on the day.
You can find out more information on the Getting Here page.
Yes, pedestrians and cyclists will be allowed through but we will ask cyclists to dismount and wheel their bikes through due to the large crowds.
Food & Drink
Oh Yes! There will be a number of stalls selling a wide variety of different food and drinks. We also will have the Burrow Hill Cider bus selling alcohol.
We recommend bringing your plastic pint festival glasses with you!
Yes, a number of stall holders will be offering these. Please check on the day with the stall holder.
Yes, we have fresh running water on site. The taps are located against the hedge between Cabbage Patch and Harry’s field.
Dogs
Yes you can, but they must be on a lead at all times and you MUST clear up after them. No Exceptions!
Yes, we have free water taps on site that you can use along with some water bowls.
Classic Cars FAQ's
To gain entry you must have pre-booked and you will need to bring along your paper entry form.
If you wish to reserve a space, please send an email to Mike English at kingsburyclassicsshow@gmail.com to find out more information.
Go into the main public carpark (Gate B) and you will be given directions on where to park.