FAQs

There will be music on our 2 stages from 5pm on Friday until midnight. And from midday on Saturday until midnight.

Whilst the festival site is open to campers until midday on Sunday, no music will be taking place on Sunday.

Yes, campervans, motorhomes and caravans of any size are welcome in the campsite.

Toilets will be available in the campsite, but facilities are basic. Showers are available near Gate B and two chemical toilet disposal points are located in the campsite. No electricity hook-ups will be available on the site.

Please note that no fires, BBQs, pyrotechnics, Chinese lanterns or fireworks will be allowed anywhere on the site, including the campsite.

Yes, you can park your car next to your tent in the campsite. Please note that vehicles are not permitted to move on the site after 11pm, unless with special permission from the festival team or in case of emergency

Yes! Dogs are allowed into the festival arena and campsite but must be well behaved and kept on a lead at all times. Dog owners must clean up after their dogs and dispose of all waste correctly.

1. Camping chairs or picnic blankets
We're a 'bring your own chair' festival! There will be no seats provided, so please bring your own chairs to ensure a comfy weekend.
2. A reusable water bottle
Help us keep the single-used plastics to a minimum and bring you own water bottle, which can be refilled on site.
3. Weather appropriate clothing
Check the forecast and pack your waterproof and woolly socks or sunhat and suncream accordingly - or both! As Alfred Wainwright said 'there's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing'.
4. Camping equipment
If you're camping, make sure you pack everything you need for the night, as facilities and local amenities are limited.
5. A bag to take your rubbish home
Please make sure that you leave the site the way you found it and dispose of all rubbish either in the bins provided or, better still, at home.

Whilst picnics and soft drinks are welcome on the site, no alcohol may be brought inside the festival arena. No glass is allowed anywhere on site. 

Yes, you're very welcome to bring your own camping chair. Please note that after 6pm at the Main Stage and 7pm at the Brass Castle Stage, you’ll be asked to move your chair behind a clearly marked point to ensure there's room for dancing and that there's plenty of space to enjoy the evening performances.