Crowle Bonfire and Fireworks display

It is advisable to wear wellies as the field can be muddy, access to the field is via a none maintained rough uneven track, no dogs or sparklers and there are no toilets at the or disabled parking at this event.

This is a cash only event

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The Light Parade starts at Crowle Primary School on Church Road at 5.30pm. What3words: Braved. Grows.Intrigues (There is no street lighting, and you need to arrive early as the village may get congested)

The Bonfire takes place in Lower Crowle. Gates open at 5:30pm and the fire is lit at 6.30pm. What3words: Elevator.Frock.expensive (The site is muddy and you will need wellies and a torch).

There is parking for around 90 cars at the Village Hall. What3words: myths.steep.thankful This is a 15-20 minute walk to the bonfire site and about 5-10 minutes to Crowle First School. Where possible, we urge you to use the parking facilities at the Village Hall. The Gates are locked at 9.30pm!

To help avoid traffic congestion on Church Road please park on the side of the road highlighted in green. Do not park on the side of the road highlighted in red. Please park considerately and please do not block access to resident’s drives or emergency service access.

If you enter Crowle by Lower Crowle Road, you will be asked to turn your vehicle around before parking so as to be facing the right way to leave with the traffic exiting from Froxmere Road by the one way flow of traffic we are encouraging. The exit point from the village using this recommended route will be at What3words: Pills.Revolting.Often.

Please remember this is a local Scout and School event run by volunteers. Marshals are available to provide guidance and to help but some delays will be inevitable.

Finally, please remember this is a CASH ONLY event. Thank you and we hope you enjoy your evening.

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