Walking gear, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, torch, tent, toiletries, first aid kit with blister plasters, food, water bottles, headscarf for women, rosary, phone for adults (so that they are contactable because of their children), cash.

No, at the start of the pilgrimage and at every campsite you will be able to load and unload your luggage into the pilgrimage van. Note that this van is not available at lunch stops.

Bring reasonable supplies of food to keep you energised during the walk. For all pilgrims breakfast and dinner is provided. For the Family chapter, lunch is also included, but not for the Adult chapter. However, Adult chapter walkers can purchase lunch on-site or via the website, see booking page https://www.canterburypilgrimage.co.uk/event-details/sspx-canterbury-pilgrimage-2023

You can bring a tent or register to use the communal tent, 18 year olds + only. To book a place in the communal tent, please go to the registration page https://www.canterburypilgrimage.co.uk/event-details/sspx-canterbury-pilgrimage-2023

You can register to use the communal tent, 18 year old + only. To book a place in the communal tent, please go to the registration page https://www.canterburypilgrimage.co.uk/event-details/sspx-canterbury-pilgrimage-2023

Friday: AM: Train to Rochester PM: Train to Bearsted Saturday: AM: Train to Bearsted PM: Train to Charing Sunday: AM: Train to Chilham PM: Train to Canterbury Please discuss alternative arrangements with organisation team, admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk

It is recommended not to bring your car to the pilgrimage. If it is necessary to bring your car, note that this is under your responsibility and the pilgrimage does not provide drivers to move the car from one campsite to another. Cars cannot be left during the day at the campsites.

There are parking facilities at Rochester, however the pilgrimage does not arrange or reserve parking for pilgrims.

Unfortunately, the campsites are closed during the day time, and cars will be towed away if left during these close times.

Yes, this year the pilgrimage has created a new route that will be entirely pramproof. To follow this route, please register to the Family Chapter.

Yes, please contact us at admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk to request a refund. The admin fee is non-refundable.

Yes, you may join at the various checkpoints: lunch stops and campsites. Please inform us at admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk

Please contact admin@canterburypilgrimage to offer your services to: - Admin team - Kitchen team - Campsite team - Driving team - Liturgy team - Cleaning team

The pilgrimage is a non profit organisation and needs as much participation as possible to its heavy costs, so it is requested that all attendees pay the full contribution. Please address any issues to admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk (inability to pay shouldn't be a reason to not come to the pilgrimage)

Inability to pay is not a sufficiant reason to miss the pilgrimage. Please address payment concerns to admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk

Friday: c. 13 miles Saturday: c. 17 miles Sunday: c. 12miles

Friday: c. 5 miles Saturday: c. 8miles Sunday: c. 6 miles

While the family chapter is less miles and more relaxed tempo, it remains unsutable for people with walking disabilities and elderly.

Yes, but only within the Family Chapter walk.

You may bring your missal, however the texts of the masses will feature in the Pilgrim's handbook which you can collect upon arrival.

Yes, we are always looking for volunteers. Please contact admin@canterburypilgrimage.co.uk

Yes, during mass and during the walk, a priest will be available to hear confessions.

Yes, the priests will be accessible at defined times during the walk.