General Info

GREEN GATE

If you are staying in General, Family, Quiet, Accessible or Staff Camping, please follow the signs to Green Gate

Thursday 28th August – 10:00 – 22:00
Friday 29th August – 08:00 – 22:00
Saturday 30th August – 08:00 – 21:00
Sunday 31st August – 08:00 – 18:00

You will not be permitted entry to the car park outside of the above hours, however, you may leave 24/7.

RED GATE

If you are staying in Boutique Camping, please follow the signs to Red Gate

Thursday 28th August – 10:00 – 22:00
Friday 29th August – 08:00 – 21:00
Saturday 30th August – 08:00 – 18:00

You will not be permitted entry to the car park outside of the above hours, however, you may leave 24/7.

ORANGE GATE

If you are staying the Campervan field, please follow the signs to Orange Gate

Thursday 28th August – 10:00 – 22:00
Friday 29th August – 08:00 – 22:00
Saturday 30th August – 08:00 – 21:00
Sunday 31st August – 08:00 – 18:00

You will not be permitted entry to the car park outside of the above hours, however, you may leave 24/7.

Campsites

All campsites are open from 11am on Thursday 28th August and are accessible 24/7 once you are on site and have your wristband. You must collect your wristband before 11pm on your day of arrival.

Festival Arena

Opens: Thursday 28th August 1:30pm
Closes: Monday 1st September 12:00pm

You may be asked for ID upon arrival, so please bring either your passport, driving licence or credit/debit card.

We take your safety and security really seriously. Our teams at Wristband Exchange will be carrying out thorough bag searches so remember to check out our list of prohibited items before you start packing your bags!

Details regarding arrival will be emailed to you with your tickets.

Back once again to help you carry all your kit from your car to where you decide to camp.

You will find Mr Trolley located in the car park close to the festival entrance.

To pre-book, head here.

DAYTIME HIRE CHARGES
Getting in and out of the festival: £6 for 30 mins (minimum hire) – Deposit £50

OVERNIGHT HIRE CHARGES
Wagon conversion: 1 night – £35 // 2 nights – £60 // 3 nights – £80 – Deposit £100
Just a trolley: 1 night – £25 // 2 nights – £40 // 3 nights – £50 – Deposit £50

OPENING TIMES
Thursday: gates open – 9pm
Friday: 9am – 9pm
Saturday: 10am – 2pm
Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Monday: 7.30am – 3pm

NB: You cannot take Trolleys forward of the Woods Stage sound desk and the Garden Stage sound desk after 5pm, or into the entire Folly Stage or Big Top after 5pm.

www.mrtrolley.co.uk

Parking passes are available in advance. Please have your Parking Pass printed or downloaded on your phone ready for scanning upon arrival.

Campervans/Caravans/Live-In vehicles must purchase a ‘Campervan Pitch’ in addition to their festival ticket in advance online. This area is located separately from the main campsite.

There are three types of passes:

• Small pitch, for small vans with no awning. Size: 6m x 4.5m (2 people max)
• Medium pitch, for caravans and vans with awning. Size: 6m x 7m (2-3 people max)
• Large pitch, for larger vans with extra awning/tent. Size: 7m x 9m (4 people max)

The festival is unable to accommodate vehicles longer than 9m, including double-decker buses.

Note that cars used for towing will be parked separately within Orange Campsite.

Those who have booked to go into Accessible Camping (including carers, friends and relatives) will need to pick up their festival wristband from the Box Office. Once you have done so, you can proceed down the drive to the Accessible Campsite where you can collect your Accessible Campsite wristband, Accessible Parking Pass, and Viewing Platform Lanyard from our Accessible Campsite Managers. If you have any queries, please email [email protected]

Please note: Accessible camping and accessible parking need to be booked in advance. The deadline for Accessible Campsite, Parking & Viewing Platform access applications is 1st July 2026. The deadline for Personal Assistant applications is 15th August 2026. Please complete our accessible application to do so.

The Accessible Campsite is located at the bottom of the drive opposite the barns. There is more information on Accessible Campsite facilities here.

All our bars are cashless. Caterers and traders will be able to accept cash and card. Roaming Programme sellers only accept cash. You can withdraw cash via ATM machines in the festival arena and at the campsite. There is a charge for these.

We have 6 camping areas: General, Family, Boutique, Accessible, Campervan and Quiet. More information on the facilities available in each area can be found here.

UNISEX Toilet Blocks

We use compost toilets in most of our toilet blocks. Compost toilets are a chemical-free, water-free, renewable alternative to normal flushing or chemical event toilets. They require less cleaning, produce less odour and are better for the environment. Find out more at compoostsolutions.co.uk

Showers

There are lots of showers all located in one main block close to the general and family camping areas. Showers are open during daylight hours, from 6am each morning until 8pm approximately. We strongly encourage all audience members to please keep showers short and to use eco-friendly products where possible.

• The First Aid Tent & Welfare is located across from the pavilions. In the campsites, there will be roaming foot patrols in the day
• The Information point is located on the main campsite road close to the Woods Stage.
• Lost property will held at the Information point for the duration of the festival. Should you be searching for items after the festival has ended, please email [email protected] with a description of your item(s) and a member of staff will assist you where possible.
• All our water points are suitable for drinking. The water in the toilets is not drinking water.
• Cash machines are opposite the Big Top on the way from the Wood Stage towards the Garden Stage.
• A free lock up scheme is run by Friends of the Earth. It faces the main campsite near the Woods Stage entrance to the village.
• Don’t leave valuables unattended in your tent. During the night, keep them in an inaccessible place such as your sleeping bag.
• Put your phone number on your child’s wristband.
• Exposure to loud noise can damage your hearing. Do come prepared with well-fitting ear protection for you and your children.
• We have a zero tolerance policy to sexual harassment and sexual assault. Read more here.
• We have a zero tolerance policy for offensive behaviour or discrimination of any kind. This is deemed to be (but not limited to) racism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, sexism and/or any form of intersectional discrimination where these combine.
• We proudly stand with trans, non-binary and intersex communities and protect the right of individuals to use the bathroom facilities that align with their gender identity. 

• Smoke inside any of the festival tents. This is the law.
• Drugs – Big NO! We have a zero tolerance policy and your stay with us will be short.
• Bring glass on site. Security will search for and dispose of any glass at the entrance.
• Bring pets other than assistance dogs.
• Bring personal sound systems.
• Make open fires or barbecues (camping stoves used away from tents are fine).
• Take camping chairs, trolleys and ground blankets forward of the Woods Stage sound desk and Garden Stage sound desk after 5pm, or into the Folly Stage or Big Top stage after 5pm.
• Bring flags into the festival village. These are permitted in the campsite only.
• Read a full list of our terms and conditions here.

• It gets cold at night so remember to bring warm sleeping bags, extra blankets and (if you like) air beds.
• There is a festival shop in the general campsite just before you enter the village for all those vital bits and pieces you forgot.