Kirton off road live OR Drumclog 13

WHERE TO GO ??? WE HAVE FOR THE BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND 30 April, 1 & 2 May


Its back! The UK’s premier off road site and Total Off Road Magazine (The magazine full of mud not crap!) have combined yet again to bring you a real off road experience for real off roaders.
Over 500 Acres of off-road paradise - all yours for the weekend!
A huge choice of terrain - To suit all drivers and all types of vehicles!
Dual Mud Run Mayhem - Side by Side Mud Run, great fun for drivers & Spectators alike!
Make Up Your Own Routes - We wont tell you where to go, you have come to off-road, not just to follow tracks!
Rock Crawl - Our custom made rock crawl - a real challenge for man or woman and machine!
Marshal Assistance - Free informal tuition and recovery assistance from our team of dedicated (volunteer) marshals!
Meet the Total Off Road Team - Try not to laugh if (when) they get stuck! Large Machines Welcome - From Unimogs to ex military vehicles (including tanks!), we have the terrain and the room

Total Off Road Live
Kirton Off Road Centre Home

Weekend Tickets - All-inclusive weekend tickets include 2 full days' off-roading (9am-5.30pm Saturday and Sunday) and 1 pitch for 3 nights' camping (Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights) all for just £75 per vehicle

OR WE HAVE

Drumclog The 13th(i don't believe in superstition but are you brave enough haha)

The site at Drumclog is situated just south of Glasgow(see directions below) consists of 1500 acres and has terrain to suit everyone,you can have a relatively easy drive around the site or you can go try out the more difficult and usually VERY muddy parts of the site,it is very unlikely that you will cover the whole site during your weekend,after 11 drumclog events i still find bits that i haven't been on before.

This really is an excellent site for offroading and the event is more than worth the journey,meeting people from all over the Uk and socialising in the evenings is a huge part of it and makes the event what it is.
There will be a catering van onsite to feed us.
As usual you will be allowed to turn up to Drumclog from Friday morning onwards,camping will still be FREE and you will be allowed to stay at the campsite until Monday if you need to.
We ask that you tidy up behind yourselves,there is a bonfire area in the middle of the campsite where all rubbish can be left,please do not put gas canisters into the fire area,take them home with you.

The cost is £25 per day per vehicle or £60 for the entire weekend (fri/sat/sun)

To book your space you will have to email [email protected](don't forget to add this email address to your contact lists to prevent any correspondence ending up in your junk mail).
In your email could you please include:

Name:
Address:
Contact Number:
Emergency Contact Number:


After you have emailed me these details i will email you back within 7days to confirm your booking,you will be emailed back with a Number ,this number confirms your booking and will be required when you sign on at the event upon your arrival.

The rules will be kept as relaxed as possible,in the past we have had a few incidents of non payment or blatant disregard of safety,if you do not think you can follow a simple set of rules or if you intend to just turn up to the event to cause trouble or to try and get a weekends off roading without paying then please think again.ANYONE matching this description will be asked to leave the event and will not be allowed to attend these Drumclog events again!!
This is a fun and friendly event.

Tracey Fraser

Please send any enquiries to [email protected]

Never been to Drumclog and doubt I ever would,too far away ..

Kirton is, for me, too full of feckwits, we've come so close to accidents due to people nailing old ****e without caring for others ... and now they're letting tanks on!!

I like Kirton, the ground has variation, muddy, wet, stony, dry, woods, gravel a load of different surfaces and terrain it ought to be fabulous and mostly has been for us but the occasions where I'be had my heart in my mouth watchign some feckwit try to scare, say, a road-oriented Freelander driver really makes me despair. It's why I haven't been for over a year ..

Mind, it's also feckin' expensive and the mud sets like concrete so can be a real seal/gear/diff killer.

I now prefer the smaller more controlled Playdays, or to compete in RTV's with a club ..

In fact I actually prefer Green-Laning, whether easy farm tracks, or hard/technical ..

about 229 mi 4 hours 11 mins for you paul !!

137 mi – about 2 hours 23 mins for kirton, and 186 mi – about 3 hours 13 mins to Drumclog, so both a good way out for me + im towing sj

heard lots of nasty stories about kirton is does come across as a site that is only interested in making money and not about the safety of the people paying to use the site.