2026 Venue FAQ
Everything you need to know about our new festival home. If you can't find an answer, just email us any time.
Will pre-pitched tents be available?
We are not having pre pitched tents, we recommend tent hire for people who need a tent.
Are dorm rooms available?
No, dorm rooms won't be available at the new site.
Can I bring my motorhome?
Absolutely—motorhomes are welcome at no extra charge! Just book a camping ticket so we can allocate enough space for everyone.
Why have you moved to a new venue?
This was a tough call, but due to rising costs, we needed to find a way to make the festival sustainable for the future. In recent years, we've only just covered costs (sometimes at the last minute!), and staying at our old site would’ve meant doubling ticket prices. We want to keep the festival accessible and community-focused—that’s why we’re making this move.
Will the festival still feel the same?
We believe so. The heart of the festival is the community, and we're committed to keeping those values alive, even on a smaller site.
Will tickets be limited?
Yes, there is a cap of 499 guests for the new venue. We hope everyone who wants to join can secure a spot!
Will you still run a shuttle bus?
Yes! Shuttle buses will run from Andover Station as usual. For those who want to stay Sunday night, we’ll also have a Monday morning shuttle.
Are dogs allowed at the venue?
Yes, dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead at all times. While festivals aren’t always the best environment for dogs, we’ll leave it up to each family to decide—just please remember the lead rule.
Is the new site suitable for ethical vegans?
We think so! The land is owned by a children’s charity (not farmers or animal agriculture) and all proceeds support their work. Nearby farmland is used for pheasant rearing, so there may occasionally be pheasants on the land—just giving a heads up for full transparency.