Yes, but we highly recommend you book in advance or contact us before arriving on a whim as our availabilty differs every day.

Yes. Your helmet must be full-face with a visor. Visors may be tinted but once our floodlights come on, clear visors are required. Race suits and gloves must be in good condition.

Karting continues in all weathers.  We would only postpone karting if we are experiencing severe fog, lightning, flooding or heavy snowfall.

We have an onsite cafe, The Lodge Coffee Shop, which is open on weekends and bank holidays serving hot food and drinks. Catering options are available at other times, please ask.  We advise you to only eat after your karting session as eating beforehand may cause nausea.

Yes. There's viewing areas beside the pitlane, at the end of the main straight and on the first floor balcony.

No, you don't need a driving licence.  Every driver receives a full safety briefing and instructions on operating the karts. They're easy to operate and they're fully automatic. 

Yes. For health, safety and hygiene reasons, all drivers must wear a balaclava under their helmet when karting. You are welcome to bring your own, or purchase one from reception for £4.

Yes. We have a big main car park and an overflow car park, both of which are free to use. 

You're welcome to record, as long as your camera is mounted to a shoulder mount.  We cannot permit cameras mounted anywhere else, in the interest of safety. You can hire a shoulder harness for £10

No. For their safety and the safety of all visitors, dogs are not permitted on site. The only exception is registered guide and assistance dogs, which are always welcome.