

Camping
27th - 28th june 2025
Camping is available for both the Friday and Saturday nights, so why not make a weekend out of it?
It might be somewhat wild but it is located right next to the main festival ground and is pretty stunning (if we do say so ourselves).
​​​The camping guidance below was updated on the 5th of June 2025 following our latest fire risk assessment. Please contact us if you have any questions.

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Camping info
Tickets
Tickets for camping are only available online until 24/06/25. You need to have these ready to show to our camping team who will then guide you to your pitch.
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The site
Pitches are on relatively flat ground and are no more than 10 minutes from the main festival field. Pitches are unmarked.
The festival is on a working farm so please remove all of your own rubbish and ensure no-one wonders beyond the marked areas. There are hazards that may not be immediately obvious but require those areas to be fenced off. All buildings are private property and you are not permitted to enter whether they are marked as a hazard or not.
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Accessing the site
On Friday, you will be able to access the site from 12:00pm until 6:00pm.
On Saturday, you will be able to leave and enter the campsite between 8:00am and 12:00pm.
On Sunday we ask that everyone has left the site by 12:00pm so our team of hard working volunteers can start to pack up.
If you arrive outside of these times on either day you are able to park in the top field (day parking) and move your vehicle when the access re-opens. The access across the site is via a steep single track road so please follow the instruction of our crew who are working hard to manage this.
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Pitching up
​We have a separate area for camping if you are in a tent or camping vehicle (roof tent, caravan, van etc).
If you are staying in a camping vehicle you will be permitted to have one small tent.
If you are a mixed group with both tents and camping vehicles, that's absolutely fine. All we ask is that there is a space of 6 meters between your vehicle and nearest tent. This is to comply with fire safety.
We are not able to reserve pitches. Therefore, we would advise arriving on time and with your group to secure you pitch.
If we are not able to have a safe space between tents and cars, you will be asked to move your car.
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Parking
One car can be parked with each camping pitch. If you are in a larger group with multiple cars, you will only be permitted to have one of these. You will need to park the remaining vehicles in the top field. This is free of charge.
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Facilities
Toilets, handwashing and drinking water are all available. There is no electricity, we advise that you bring torches and portable power packs to charge devices.
There is limited phone signal however we have internet provided by Wessex Internet. This will be strongest in the main festival field.​
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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 for safety reasons.​
On your arrival, please note the location of the fire point and the clacker to raise the alarm.
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Children
Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult on a ratio of 1:3. Children must be supervised at all times.
But not in a field...
other OPtions
If wild camping just isn't for you then here are a few relatively local alternatives...
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2.7 miles from the festival - Luxury huts in the heart of Dorset. ​
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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.
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Find local self-catering properties through Classic Cottages.
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Please note that the festival is in a rural area which is not served by public transport. We strongly advise planning your way home before the event and booking any taxis in advance.