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Getting Here

Getting to Hidden Beach Festival

Hidden Beach Festival is a multi-location event that takes place across Hastings and St Leonards-on-Sea. The main festival hub is at The Oval, which is within easy walking distance of Hastings town centre and close to transport links, making it accessible from all directions.

By Car

  • The festival does not provide on-site parking, but there are several nearby public car parks, including accessible parking for people with disabilities.

  • A drop-off point is available at The Oval for easy access.

  • Main routes into Hastings:

    • A21 from London and the north: follow signs for Hastings town centre, then The Oval.

    • A259 along the coast from Eastbourne or Rye: follow signs for Hastings / St Leonards, then The Oval.

    • A28 from Rye: join the A259 heading west toward Hastings, then follow festival signage.

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By Bus

  • Stagecoach East Sussex and Coastliner buses serve Hastings from surrounding towns, including Bexhill, Rye, Battle, and Eastbourne.

  • Main stops near Hastings town centre or St Leonards-on-Sea.

  • From there, The Oval is a 10–15 minute walk, with additional local buses available for closer access.

By Train

  • Hastings Station offers direct services from London Charing Cross / London Cannon Street (~1 hr 40 min) and nearby towns.

  • St Leonards Warrior Square is also a convenient stop.

  • From Hastings Station, The Oval is roughly 1 mile (~15–20 min walk) or a short taxi/bus ride.

Walking & Cycling

  • The Oval is centrally located, easily accessible on foot from Hastings town centre, the seafront, and local neighbourhoods.

  • Cyclists can use bike racks near the festival entrance.

Accessibility

  • Drop-off point at The Oval for guests with limited mobility.

  • Nearby council car parks provide Blue Badge bays.

  • Festival paths and facilities are wheelchair accessible.

Tips for Planning Your Journey

  • Arrive early to avoid congestion on main roads (A21, A259, A28).

  • Use public transport if coming from London or other towns to avoid parking stress.

  • Follow festival signage for walking routes from transport hubs or car parks.

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