Frequently Asked Questions

When are the festivals?

Burlington Food Truck Festival: July 15-July 17, 2022

Toronto Food Truck Festival: July 29-August 1, 2022

Pickering Food Truck Festival: August 5-August 7, 2022

Brampton Food Truck Festival: September 2-September 4, 2022

Where are the CFTF events located?

Burlington Food Truck Festival:  Spencer Smith Park, 1400 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington, Ontario

Toronto Food Truck Festival:  Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen St E, Toronto, Ontario

Pickering Food Truck Festival:  The Esplanade Park, 1 The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario

Brampton Food Truck Festival: Chinguacousy Park, 9050 Bramalea Rd, Brampton, Ontario

Is there an admission?
All CFTF Festivals are FREE ADMISSION! Although, we do encourage donations for our charitable partner SickKids Foundation upon entry.
I have children, what can they enjoy?

Burlington, Pickering, and Brampton events have Children’s Villages with bouncy castles, games and rides.

Is the event rain or shine?
Yes!
Parking?

Burlington: There is free parking in Downtown Burlington all weekend (except the waterfront lots). Please visit https://www.burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/parking.asp for further information. Please read signs carefully and follow local by-laws.

Toronto: Parking is limited street parking and Green P lots in surrounding areas. Please visit https://parking.greenp.com/find-parking/ for further information. Please read signs carefully and follow local by-laws.

Pickering: There are several parking lots in the surrounding area. Please read signs carefully and follow local by-laws.

Brampton: Parking is available inside Chinguacousy Park.

Accessibility
CFTF is conscious of the varying needs of our attendees and each of our festival sites are chosen and built with accessibility as a main consideration. Our festivals will offer accessible washrooms, a wheel-trans drop-off and pick-up location, accessible picnic benches for those using wheelchairs. It is important to note that the picnic benches will be positioned close to the front of the stage, so that anyone using that space can clearly see the stage from a seated position. The point of sale for the bar, as well as the bar itself will be 3ft high, ensuring that service is accessible. If someone is unable to travel to the bar due to mobility issues, wait staff will bring food and drinks to anyone that requests this service. The power company will run power lines around the perimeter of the festival, however in circumstances where power lines cross pedestrian walkways, wheelchair friendly mats are used, ensuring unobstructed enjoyment for all audiences.
Pets?
Well-behaved and leashed pets are welcome at CFTF events.

Unfortunately pets will not be permitted at the Pickering Food Truck Festival due to a City of Pickering regulation.

Which Trucks will be attending?
Please stay tuned to social media and the website for truck listings.

Dietary Needs?
Please visit our truck listing and look for dietary symbols.

Vegetarian Options    
Halal Options    
Vegan Options    
Gluten Free Options    
Debit/Credit Payment
Do you have a beer garden? Can I bring my own alcohol?
CFTF events are licenced and serves alcoholic beverages on site. Due to city by-laws and Ontario liquor laws, persons are not permitted to bring outside alcohol on site.
Do vendors accept credit/debit?
Please look for credit/debit symbols on our truck listings.
Lost and Found
Lost and found is located at point of sale beer tent during events. Once the event is over all items are turned over to local authorities.
ARE THERE ATMs ON SITE?
Yes!
Is there a charity benefactor?

SickKids Foundation has been Canadian Food Truck Festivals charitable partner since the organization’s inception in 2013. To date, more than $250,000 in donations have been raised at the festivals entrances for the hospital’s lifesaving programs.

The funds raised through this event will be allocated to the Possibilities Fund, supporting the highest priority needs at SickKids. Because of the support SickKids receives from this event and community initiatives like it, important advances have been made in child health research, new life-saving medical equipment has been purchased for their clinics and operating rooms and their young patients continue to receive the best care that science, technology, and compassion have to offer – here in Toronto and around the world.