Maidstone 5k 2021
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Maidstone 5k
Sunday 22 Aug 2021
£14.99 Young Adults | £10.00 Children | £14.99 Adults
This is a 5k for everyone. This is thousands of people uniting with one purpose - to raise valuable funds for life-saving research.
Key Information
Date: Sunday 22 Aug 2021
Time: from 12:15
Young Adults: £14.99
Children: £10.00
Adults: £14.99
Under 6 entry (Girls and boys): free and no registration needed
Venue: Mote Park, Mote Avenue, Maidstone, ME15 7SU View map
Distance: 5k
Course information
The Maidstone route goes along the paths of this beautiful park. The course has a few inclines to challenge you and you will feel a sense of achievement once you have finished. Dogs are welcome at this event. With local supporters cheering you on, you are sure to have a great experience.
Meeting point
The meeting point is near the cafe in Mote Park. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we’ll be operating a staggered start time in 2021 to ensure your safety on event day. Additional start times may become available as/when needed.
You can access Maidstone via junction 6, 7 and 8 of the M20.
When leaving by car, please exit by turning left onto Willow Way (left turn only, right turns will cause congestion to all) then take a right onto Park Way which will take you on to the A229. This will really help car congestion on the day of the event and get you home quicker.
Dogs allowed
Not suitable for pushchairs
Not wheelchair accessible
Toilets
No bag drop
Refreshments
No showers
Parking
This event is inaccessible for wheelchair users due to a sharp incline on the course. Unfortunately this incline is unavoidable at the venue.
Supporter / spectator access
Please note, whilst we hope we can open our events to families and friends supporting on the day, this may not be possible due to government guidelines around COVID-19. Please refer to the section ‘ how we are keeping you safe’ https://raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org/your-safety for further updates.
