Opening Times 2025

 

Saturday 6th September : 10am-7pm

Sunday 7th September: 10am-6pm

Artisan Market stalls may close from 5pm.

 

If you do not have a ticket, please ensure you check ticket availability before travelling to the event. 

 

Getting Here

We encourage using public transport wherever possible.

Address: Ladgate Ln, Ormesby, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS3 0SR

Bus: On Saturdays, buses number 5 & 5A run every 30 minutes from the Centre Square (Stand N) Bus Stop. Exit at the The Hall Close Bus Stop, approximately a short walk from the festival site. On Sundays, bus number 5 continues to run every hour.

Train:  The closest train stop is the James Cook University Hospital Station, approximately a 20-30 minute walk from the festival site. On Saturdays, bus number 63 runs every half an hour. Exit at the Roundabout (High Street) Stop, approximately a short walk from the festival site. On Sundays, bus number 63 continues to run every 20 minutes from James Cook University Hospital Station.

Car: Free parking is available on site. Follow yellow directional signage on the days of the event. Specific details to follow…

For more travel information, such as routes from neighbouring towns and cities, please visit the Tees Valley Bus Travel website.

Disabled Access

There is an allocated disabled car park directly next to the event site with flat access onto site. Make the traffic stewards aware that this is where you prefer to park and they will point you in the right direction for accessible parking. There are also disabled access toilets on site, and the festival is predominantly on flat grassland.

We aim to provide a festival environment that is welcoming and inclusive of all abilities, including hidden disabilities. If you have any questions or suggestions for the festival team, please contact us at info@ormesbyhallfoodfestival.com

Dogs

Dogs are very welcome! We just ask for them to be kept on a lead and any mess to be cleaned up, as well as being mindful of other attendees and their pets.

FAQs

Can I buy tickets on the day? Please always check ticket availability before travelling to the event as tickets often sell out. If they are available on the door, it may just take a couple minutes longer to get in to the festival. Tickets can still be bought online during the festival weekend and we highly encourage this.

Where in the park is the festival? Specific details to follow.

Is free parking available? Yes! We have free car parking on site available.

Is the festival sheltered? Parts of the festival are sheltered, but we are predominantly open-air. Please pack appropriately e.g. sun block, umbrellas.

Can I bring my own camping chairs? Yes, folding chairs, tables etc are most welcome, all we ask is that you clean up any rubbish and take any belongings home with you.

Do you have camping? Unfortunately attendee camping is not permitted on site.

Can I bring my own food and drink? Outside food and drink is not permitted on site, with the exceptions of baby food.

Can we leave the festival and come back in? Yes – please make sure you obtain a stamp/wristband from the entrance, otherwise we will be able to refuse re-entry.

Do you have carer tickets? Carers go free with a purchased child or adult ticket!