Biddenden Tractorfest FAQs

Q: Where is Tractorfest’s new location for 2018?
A: Below is an interactive map courtesy of Google Maps.

Q: Is there a free bus service to and from Tractorfest?
A: Yes, please see the poster below.

Q: How can I volunteer to help as a Steward at Tractorfest?
A: The Committee would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact the organisers either by email – info@tractorfest.co.uk  – or phone 07934 270500.

Q: Can I buy a ticket on the day?
A: Yes, but please note there will be a 50p charge for card transactions on the day.

Q: Is there a help page for buying tickets online?
A: Yes, please click this link to our ticket sales partner’s help pages.

Q: Can you re-send my online-purchased tickets?
A: Yes, please click this link to our ticket sales partner’s web page.

Q: How do I contact your online tickets sales provider?
A: Please click this link to our ticket sales partner’s web page.

Q: What are Tractorfest opening times?
A: Entry to the show is from 10am to 4pm each day. The show closes at 5pm.

Q: Do children under 3 have free entry to Tractorfest?
A: Yes, children age 3 and under have free entry to Tractorfest.

Q: Can I bring my dog?
A: Yes certainly. Well-behaved doggies kept on a lead at all times are welcome. Please clear up any little mishaps as you would normally. Thank you.

Q: Could I use my motorised scooter at Tractorfest?
A: Yes, absolutely but please be aware the site is, by its nature, a field so please take care. NO RACING.

Q: Can I bring my own food?
A: Yes.

Q: Is there a picnic area?
A: Yes.

Q: Can I have a go on any of the Tractors/machines?
A: Unfortunately, the display items (Tractors and static machines for example) are operated by their respective exhibitors and insurance restrictions do not permit members of the public to “HAVE A GO”.

Q: Is there a footpath to the event?
A: Yes.

Q: Can I camp?
A: No.

Q: Are there disabled facilities?
A: Yes.

Q: Are there things for children to do?
A: Yes, please see the Visit Page.