Truck Festival

About Truck Festival

Truck Festival 2027 is a music festival at Hill Farm, Steventon, near Abingdon, Oxfordshire, focused on alternative, indie, rock, dance and pop.

1998 marked the first Truck Festival at Hill Farm. eFestivals reports a daily capacity of 9,999, while a separate 2027 capacity figure has not been publicly published.

2022 brought the Truck Trust, set up to support local communities. The festival also includes the volunteer-run Feel Good Food Hall.

Lineup and Programme

Eight named performance areas shape the programme: Truck Stage, Market Stage, The Nest, The Taproom, The Rockin' Chair, This Feeling Stage, V&V Stage and Tipsy Cow.

The verified data does not list confirmed headline acts. Truck Stage is the biggest outdoor stage, and Market Stage is the biggest indoor stage.

Palm City covers late-night dancing, The Rockin' Chair hosts comedy and cabaret, and The Taproom includes yoga, live artist interviews, gameshows and DJ sets. Little Truckers adds children's workshops and arts-and-crafts, and the Sunday fireworks finale takes place from the Truck Stage.

Who Is It For?

Ages 13–17 have Youth Weekend Tickets, while weekend tickets are 18+ and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 21+.

16-year-olds and older may attend alone with valid proof of age. The audience is a mixed-age indie and alternative crowd with a strong family component, supported by family camping and the Little Truckers area.

Challenge 25 applies for alcohol sales.

The Venue and Site

Hill Farm, Steventon Village, Oxfordshire, OX13 6SW is the festival site, with RED and PURPLE arrival routes used to manage traffic and parking.

On-site camping requires an appropriate ticket. Current options include General Camping, Zodiac Camping, Boutique Camping, Pre-Pitched Camping, Reserved Camping and Campervan / Caravan fields; family camping is reserved for people with children.

Facilities include hot showers, real flushing / posh toilets, accessible toilets and showers, an access campsite, viewing platforms, a bike park at Village Gate, cashless bars and official merchandise vendors. The campsite opens on Thursday and must be cleared by Monday midday.

Travel and Access

Didcot Parkway Rail Station is the closest rail station, with dedicated shuttle buses and taxis running to the site.

• Rail: Didcot Parkway connects with festival shuttle buses and taxis to Hill Farm.
• Road from the south: A34 via Chilton Interchange.
• Road from the north or Didcot: A34 via Milton Interchange.
• Purple Route: Steventon High Street for Boutique, Zodiac Fields, Pre-Pitched and Access parking.
• Parking: On-site car parks are adjacent to the campsites; 2027 car parking is listed at £39 inc. all fees, with accessible and family parking also available.
• Nearby places: Abingdon and Didcot are about 4 miles away, Wantage about 5 miles away and Oxford about 10 miles away.