Hill farm is an eighteenth century farmhouse situated in open countryside yet just a short distance from Oxford City Centre, offering home cooked breakfast with open fires and an antique four poster bed in the main guest bedroom.
Hill Farm remains very much a working farm, shutting down only temporarily to allow the festival to take place each year. One of Truck’s six stages is the so-called “Barn That Cannot Be Named”—a cow-shed with a stage set up at one end — which, despite the rich smell of manure, remains an ever-popular place to watch bands at the festival. The Barn mainly plays host to metal, emo, hardcore and punk acts during the day, then on Saturday evening turns into an arena for drum and bass and other dance music, returning to its rock incarnation on Sunday.
