Need to know how to get to Camp Wildfire? You're in the right place. We're tucked away on a beautiful secret woodland estate near Sevenoaks in Kent — about 40 mins by train from central London.
The address is:
Heritage Pine Forest
Knockmill Lane, West Kingsdown
Sevenoaks, TN15 6FP.
We encourage everyone to travel by public transport wherever possible, to help reduce the environmental impact of the event.
Here's how to get to Camp Wildfire by each mode of transport:
By Train 🚞
Getting to Camp by train is easy. Here are the approximate travel times from popular locations to the nearest station, Borough Green & Wrotham:
London Victoria- 42 mins
Bromley South- 25 mins
Hastings- 1hr 48 mins
Brighton- 1hr 50 mins
Shuttle Bus from the Train Station 🚌
Once you arrive at Borough Green & Wrotham station, hop on the shuttle bus to Camp Wildfire for just £8 per person (payable by card on the bus).
How it works: The shuttle runs on a continuous loop, so you shouldn't need to wait longer than 30 minutes for the next one.
Shuttle Stops: There are two stops at Camp Wildfire:
Stop 1- General, Reserved & Pre-Pitched Camping, Stop 2- Boutique Camping
Shuttle Bus Timetable
The shuttle runs from the station to Camp on Friday & Saturday, and from Camp to the station on Sunday and Monday.
Timings:
Friday- 11am-11pm: Borough Green & Wrotham Station- Main Gate- Boutique Gate
Saturday- 7am-12pm: Borough Green & Wrotham Station- Main Gate- Boutique Gate
Sunday 5pm-10pm: Boutique Gate- Main Gate- Borough Green & Wrotham Station
Monday 7am-12.30pm: Boutique Gate- Main Gate- Borough Green & Wrotham Station
By Car 🚗
Driving to Camp? We'd love it if you could car-share where possible to keep the number of vehicles down in the local area.
Pop the postcode TN15 6FP into your satnav, or type 'Camp Wildfire' into Google Maps.
As you get close, follow the road signs to make sure you arrive at the correct entrance.
Approximate Driving Times:
Central London- 1hr 10 mins
Bromley South- 35 mins
Hastings- 1hr 48 mins
Brighton- 1hr 50 mins
Bristol- 2hr 30 mins
Birmingham- 2hr 40 mins
Parking Information:
Cars: £20 for the weekend (pre-book online).
Motorbikes: £5 for the weekend (pre-book online)
Accessible parking is provided free of charge for guests who meet the requirements, but you'll need to apply in advance. Full details on the criteria and how to apply can be found here.
The money raised from car parking fees gets reinvested into our sustainability initiatives, helping us make Camp Wildfire as eco-friendly as possible. Thanks for helping us look after the planet!
Drop-Off Information
If you're being dropped off by a taxi, friend, or another vehicle:
Follow the signs for either General Camping or Boutique Camping, depending on where you're staying.
Use the Pick-Up & Drop-Off (PUDO) Area – Each camping zone has a clearly marked PUDO area where taxis, cars, and coaches can safely stop.
Check-in at the right location – If you're in General Camping, head to the Main Gate to get your ticket scanned before heading to your campsite. If you're in Boutique Camping, you'll be dropped near the Boutique Concierge, where the team will help with check-in and guide you to your accommodation.
By Bike 🚴♀️
Fancy a proper adventure before you even arrive? Cycling to Camp Wildfire is a brilliant option — the Weald of Kent is famous for its scenic lanes and stunning views.
Bike Storage: Limited bike locking stations are available on-site, but leaving your bike is at your own risk.
By Taxi 🚕
Taxis are available to and from Borough Green & Wrotham station.
We recommend SBS Taxis on 01732 926393.
Estimated cost: Around £15 for up to 4 people (one way).
FAQS
Can I get there by public transport?
Can I get there by public transport?
Yes! Take the train to Borough Green & Wrotham station, then hop on the shuttle bus — it's a really straightforward option.
Do you have parking?
Do you have parking?
Yes, parking is available:
Cars: £20 for the weekend (book online).
Motorbikes: £5 for the weekend (book online)
Where exactly do I park?
Where exactly do I park?
When you arrive, follow the road signs directing you to the correct car park for your camping type (General or Boutique). Marshals will be on hand to guide you to a space. The car park is on grass — trainers or wellies are a good shout for the walk to camp.
Can I leave my car parked overnight?
Can I leave my car parked overnight?
Yes — your parking pass covers the full weekend. Your car stays in the car park from when you arrive until you leave. You won't be able to access your car freely during the event, as the car park is separate from the camping and event areas.
Is there accessible parking?
Is there accessible parking?
Yes, accessible parking is available free of charge and is located close to the main entrance on flat, level ground. You'll need to apply through the accessibility provisions process to be approved for a parking pass.
Can someone drop me off without a parking pass?
Can someone drop me off without a parking pass?
Yes! Each camping zone has a clearly marked Pick-Up & Drop-Off (PUDO) area where taxis, cars, and coaches can stop briefly. No parking pass needed for drop-offs — just follow the signs for your camping type.
Still got questions about getting to Camp? Drop us a message and we'll help you out.