Old Ma’s tea room for a drink and cake throughout the event, as well as The Red Lion and Golden Lion who both have great food offerings over the weekend and at the Squire’s Paddock you will find vintage food trucks and an ice cream seller.
No, although the Post Office dispense cash over the counter.
O2 and Vodafone are especially poor, EE and 3 are strong. The public phonebox may be in working condition!
There is limited availability for camping/camper vans, mainly aimed at re-enactors and military vehicle owners. Please enquire here: [email protected]
Well behaved dogs are welcome to the event but not allowed in the Map Room and Fort Southwick Tunnels, with the exception of Guide Dogs in the Map Room.
It is the responsibility of the owner to keep them on a lead and clear up any mess.
Yes.
Disabled toilets are located in the D-Day Memorial Hall, the Village Shop and behind the event marquee opposite the Red Lion (porta-loo type).
Via Car: All tickets come with free parking, the best postcode to use is PO17 6EB. However on arrival to the village please keep an eye out for our car parking signs.
Via Train: Havant station on the main London to Portsmouth line, or Fareham on the Southampton to Portsmouth line are the closest with a taxi rank.
The last service bus passed through the village about 20 years ago. Havant is the nearest railway station.
You will receive instructions appropriate to your ticket purchase 10 – 14 days prior to the event.
We advise if you use PO17 6EB which will direct you to the village, however as you get closer please follow event parking signs.
Gold Car Park users will have the post code of their car park printed on their tickets.
Parking for disabled Blue Badge holders is in the Southwick Park car park, with a dedicated drop off point in front of the D-Day Memorial Hall.
Registered carers go free on production of their carers ID.
The general public car park is a grass field adjacent to the B2177 Southwick By-Pass. It is a distance of 500 m from half way across the field to the centre of the village. Babies/children’s buggies will be fine but wheelchairs with adults aboard would be hard going.
Disabled parking on hard surface with paved access is available (see above) and is not restricted to Blue Badge holders. We just ask those who don’t need it not to take up space in these parking areas.
We invite owners to bring age appropriate (Pre 1945) vehicles to line and decorate the roadside of High Street and West Street, to help commemorate Southwick Revival taking place on the 8th and 9th of June.
HOWEVER, if you wished to get these prime parking spaces, it is on a first come first served basis and cars must in place by 9am, and not removed until 5pm.
We are expecting significant footfall for the event and to ensure guests safety we will have very limited vehicle movements during the event.
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The email receipt you received at the time of booking is your only ticket. Please print it and bring it or ensure you can find it on your device to show on the gate.
You will receive instructions appropriate to your ticket purchase 10 – 14 days prior to the event.
Send an email to [email protected] to ask for us to resend them to you.
You can buy your ticket up to the day for advanced ticket sales and take advantage of the discounted price!
Children to be accompanied by an adult at all times, we recommend this is suitable for age 12 plus, parental discretion is advisable for younger age groups.
Attendees to this experience must be in good health, there are 168 steps to descend and slightly uneven ground. The tour takes place underground with no access to direct light. The exit is on the flat.
Wheelchairs only are allowed in the Map Room.
Only if you have purchased a ticket for the Map Room visit.
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