Bike Parking
Marshal-led bike parking on Market Place cobbles. Arrive early for prime spots.
Barton-upon-Humber, UK
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Motorcycle events, local riders, custom machines and the stories that keep Barton Bike Night moving.
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Everything you need to know about getting to Barton Bike Night, where to park, and what to expect when you arrive.
Main Stage
Live bands from 19:00. Trophy presentation at 21:30. Seating area in front of the stage.
Food & Drinks
Street food traders, licensed bar, hot drinks. Vegetarian and vegan options available.
Trade Stalls
Motorcycle gear, custom parts, accessories, and local crafts around the square perimeter.
First Aid
St John Ambulance on site. Located near the main entrance for quick access.
Toilets
Public toilets and additional portable units near the food area and main entrance.
Accessible Parking
Designated accessible parking on Queen Street with step-free access to Market Place.
Event Control
Event control and lost property. Find marshals in hi-vis jackets if you need help.
Practical Information
Getting Here
Barton-upon-Humber is a 15-minute ride from the Humber Bridge. Follow the A1077 from junction 5 of the M180. Sat nav: DN18 5DA.
Parking
Free bike parking on Market Place. Car parking at Providence House car park (DN18 5PR). Follow marshal directions on arrival.
Weather Advice
We ride rain or shine. Bring waterproofs just in case — this is Lincolnshire. Check our social media for weather updates on the day.
Respect the Town
Please keep revs low in residential areas, use the bins provided, and respect our neighbours. We want Barton to welcome us back every year.
Electric Bike Charging
EV bike charging points available at the Humber Bridge car park and Tesco superstore on Maltkiln Road. Speak to event control for directions.
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Local Riding Community
Barton Bike Night is made possible by local businesses, garages, pubs, and partners who believe in this event and the community it serves.
Humber Bridge Garage
Motorcycle servicing, MOTs, and repairs. Official Barton Bike Night technical partner.
Motorcycle ShopThe George Inn
Historic pub on Market Place. Official event bar and rider meet-up point all year round.
Venue PartnerLincolnshire Rider Training
CBT, DAS, and advanced rider courses across North Lincolnshire.
Safety PartnerRide & Roast Coffee Co.
Mobile coffee van serving proper espresso at bike meets across the region.
Food & DrinkNorth Lincs Motorcycle Gear
Independent retailer for helmets, clothing, accessories, and parts.
RetailBarton Town Council
Supporting community events that make Barton-upon-Humber a great place to live and visit.
Community PartnerSt John Ambulance
Providing first aid and medical cover at every Barton Bike Night event.
Safety PartnerHumber EV Charging Co.
EV charging infrastructure partner — keeping North Lincolnshire riders on the road.
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