Truck Festival

Lots to do and great atmosphere. Fab food choice especially the good food tent.

Truck festival some spectacular trucks seen, the arena events were okay but not that exciting only two monsters trucks in the arena and a couple of motor cycles stunt riders were available.. the commentators stupid jokes were stupid I nearly left because of them... The car park team did a great job keeping us all safely in line... £5 for the privilege to park on the site... I have never ever been ripped off paying £23.00 for two cheese burgers and chips . Hardly anywhere to sit down and have a little rest.. I can't believe they were allowed to sell them cheaper tacky perfume on the market stalls...so so busy lucky no rain so it was a enjoyable day out but I don't think I would ever go and do it again.

Had the best time, great bands, brilliant arena with plenty to see & do but who thought the disgusting toilets at the camp site were a good idea!!!!!

We won’t be going back. Every year, me and my friends try out a different music festival and this one was not a great experience. Here’s a few reasons why:- The main arena closed at 2am on Friday night. Just when it was getting fun everything shut down and we were swiftly kicked out to the campgrounds by security. It was completely unexpected and took us by surprise. Nothing was happening after hours and security acted surprised that people wanted to stay up past 2 after spending almost £250 to be there. I think Saturday night lasted a bit longer but not by much.- The main campground and the zodiac campgrounds were completely cut off from each other. There was no way of getting from one to the other without crossing the main area which, as stated previously, was closed early. We saw people who were in the wrong campground not able to get back to their tents because of this. Weird.- The taxi pickup and drop-off point was ridiculously far from the main entrance, which was even farther from the zodiac fields. We decided to take a train from London as it was only two stops and very quick, but once the taxi dropped us off at the festival we had to hike a crazy distance with all our equipment to get to the zodiac fields. We had to cross the whole parking lot, the main campground and the whole arena just to get there. Also, on the way back we had to do the same trek, except this time we had to wait almost an hour for the taxi to arrive, along with dozens of others. Why not have a pickup point nearer to each campground? It’s literally a 3 minute operation and would incentivise people to not take their car.- There was a large contingent of police with dogs sniffing everyone all weekend. First time I’ve seen anything like it. We had nothing to hide but what a way to kill off the fun for lots of people having some harmless fun.On a positive note, we saw one of the best shows in recent years at the V&V tent. It was a surprise performance by Stornaway. Never heard of them but managed to catch their whole show by accident and wow, are they good. More music like this please.

Overall the experience was good compared to last year the organisation was not great.

A fun festival that with a mix of small or upcoming artists and bigger, more established acts. It could be made much better if the entry staff weren't quite so aggressive and if the car park had navigation markers.

Brilliant festival, good vibes only!

Had good precautions for the bad weather the loos needed to be maintained alot more though

Great lot of people went, huge age range! I've been to bigger festivals and I think I much preferred this to say Reading. The vibe was pretty chill, and you didn't have to worry about your tent getting trashed on the last night!I think I'll be attending next year, just have to see what the line up is like! But it is a great place to see new artists too they do a good job of supporting the up and coming.

Great festival. My favourite stage was V&V with indie rock and dance music.