Parking


Transport

Buses

The Bus service will run from Witley station to The Catholic Church (junction of the A283 and Woodside Road). It doesn’t matter whether you arrived by car, train, foot or helicopter – the price is the same. Please pay on the bus.

  • Adults £2.00 return
  • Children £1.00 return
  • Family £5.00 return (2 adults + 2 children)

The bus schedule changes a little each year and nominally runs from 5pm through to 9:30pm with a bus every 20 minutes or so. More accurate information maybe available for this year on the dates and times page. If you have comments on the bus service after the event, please contact us.

Please note: The Station Car Park at Witley is operated by an independent operator, please check the pay and display signs for any fees which may be payable for the duration of your stay

Parking

If you are driving to the Chiddingfold Bonfire, please park at Witley station and use the bus service that will drop you off at the Catholic Church. Please pay the bus driver when boarding. There will be no parking in the village under any circumstances. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS. You will not be allowed through the road blocks under any circumstances so please do not beg with our volunteers on the road blocks. Please try to avoid driving through the village during the bonfire. It gets very busy and you will not be allowed to stop. The road blocks will be in force according to the usual schedule. Disabled access may be provided at our discretion, but only if you contact us in advance.

Disabled Parking

If you Contact Us in advance, then you will be able to use the disabled parking facility on the green. You must approach the green from the East on Pickhurst Road or Pockford Road to use this facility. Click here to apply and take a look at the map for disabled parking access too.

Map

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