Camping
Camping is available for both the Friday and Saturday nights, so why not make a weekend out of it?
It might be some-what wild but it is located right next to the main festival ground and is pretty stunning (if we do say so ourselves).
Pitches are on relatively flat ground with access to portable toilets and clean running water. Please arrive on time and follow the directions of our stewards. Whilst we will try to accommodate groups with tents and vans, for safety reasons we may need to separate them.
so you want to stay?
Camping info
Tickets
Tickets for camping are only available online.
The site
We are particularly proud of the fantastic setting of our camping, but there are a few important notes. The festival is on a working farm so please remove all of your own rubbish and ensure no-one wonders beyond the marked areas.
Accessing the site
Friday: the campsite will open at 2 pm and vehicles will not be admitted after 7 pm
Saturday: no vehicles will be permitted through the festival venue to/from the campsite between 11 am on Saturday morning and 6 pm so please ensure you arrive before 11 am. Any vehicles outside of these times will have to park in the top field.
Facilities
Toilets, handwashing and a standpipe with drinking water are all available. There is no electricity, we advise that you bring torches and portable power packs to charge devices.
Fires and Cooking
You are welcome to use gas/ portable stoves but please keep them at least one metre from your tent and vehicle. Sadly, open fires and BBQ's are not permitted.
On your arrival, please note the location of the fire point and the clacker to raise the alarm.
But not in a field...
other places to stay
If wild camping just isn't for you then here are a few relatively local alternatives...
2.3 miles from the festival
A traditional 250-year-old pub nestled in the heart of the beautiful Dorset Downs in the rural village of Ansty.
8.5 miles from the festival
A beautiful old pub that deserves its place in the Dorset Dining Pub of the Year Good Pub Guide 2017
The Poachers Inn, Piddletrenthide
8.6 miles from the festival
17th Century pub, renowned for its B&B, restaurant and riverside garden.
