Absolutely! We have a fully seated Big Top and there will be accessible seats reserved for those who need them so please do notify us of this when you book your ticket.

This year instead of providing a catered ticket option we are instead going to be bringing in a range of food trucks to be available for you should you want to buy dinner on site.

Not at all! We know camping is not for everyone and there are plenty of hotels and Air BnBs within easy distance of the showground. Why not group together with some others from your church and share the cost of an Air BnB together?

Yes! This event would not be possible without our volunteers and so please do select a team ticket if you are able to serve. You will then receive a discount depending on whether you serve full or part time.

Yes absolutely! This is an event for each and every member of the family so all the children will have their own groups to attend, including the youth! We want everyone to be strengthened this week and we hope they will be able to utilise these group times to further explore their own faith.

The heart of this event is to not only build up and strengthen each other spiritually, but to develop and build on life long friendships. So whilst we will be putting on main meetings within the day there will also be a big focus on social time together and we are creating lots of social spaces and activites to allow for this to happen.

Yes! A limited number of day tickets will be released on Friday 20th June. For the first time this year, we are also introducing an overnight stay as an add-on, for those who would like to camp on-site overnight. If you book this add-on, ensure you have bought a day ticket for each day either side.

Trinity Park has some really excellent sheltered areas and we will be working on making sure that all the activities we have planned can be weather adjusted as we all know the wonders of British summertime!

It is a show ground but well paved. All the conference venues themselves are wheelchair accessible.

Please see our term and conditions for details of refunding.

This year we have arranged for a number of food trucks to be on site, as well as our cafe area. There are also plenty of supermarkets within a 10 minute drive of the showground.

Yes, caravans are allowed on-site.

Other than Guide and Assistance dogs, no other animals are permitted.

Of course! You will be given a wristband at registration which you will need to wear to be allowed back on site.

Yes, Trinity Park is a secure site and we will have our gate team on in the day and then paid for security on site in the evening.

Once you have unloaded your car it will need to be moved to a nearby campground that we will be using for the car parking. Cars will be easily accessible throughout the weekend.

Should you require closer access to the main stage then there is a small amount of parking right in front of the main building and we will reserve some of these spaces for those that need them.

This year we have a better system in place to make electric hook-up points available to those who need it.

They will be arranged through the Group Coordinator (GC) of each church’s site. In due time, expect your GC to get in touch to find out who requires a hook-up point. They will pass that information to us.

Please don’t email us about it directly, but make your GC aware of your needs. Don’t know who your GC is? Get in touch with your church’s office to find out.