Festival season seems to come round faster and faster each year. I’ve migrated my Top 25 Family Festivals in London and Beyond guide to its very own page on Babes about Town, with a new format for easy updating as the list of family festivals grows larger and lovelier each year!
Rain or shine, flowers in your hair, wellies on your feet and a great big grin on your face… Here’s to another excellent summer of parties x
Top Family Festivals in London and Beyond (2019)
MAY
Hay Festival for Children and Families: HayDays
Where: Dairy Meadows, Brecon Road, Hay on Wye, HR3 5PJ (Hereford rail)
The vibe: We’ve billed it as ‘the hottest UK festival for word nerds’ and there’s room for baby bookworms too, as Hay Festival presents a 9 day event just for the kids, titled HayDays!
What’s on: Make and take crafting, mess tent, Starlights Stage, book signings, workshops, readings and special appearances
Who’s in: Matt Haig, Michael Rosen, Jacqueline Wilson, Nadia Shireen, Michael Morpurgo, Judith Kerr current children’s laureate Lauren Child, Chris Riddle and many more!
Entry fees: Festival entry no fee, ticketed events average £5-£7 (max £19), many activities are FREE
Dates and times: Daily from 10am | May 25-Jun 2, 2019
Geronimo Festival
Where: Arley Hall and Gardens, Arley, Northwich, CW9 6NA (London Virgin trains to Stockport, change for Northwich rail)
The vibe: Massive festival for kids ages 13 and under, focused on quality family time and imaginative play. Glamping and camping available, plus for the first time a SPA with creche facility!
What’s on: Live acts, circus, kiddie discos, workshops, bump, breastfeeding and baby-friendly areas, Tumble Tots, woodland play, crazy golf, caving, Sylvanian Families, literally too many activities to mention!
Don’t miss: Cook and Line, Junior Frood, Katy Ashworth, Alex Winter, Max & Harvey, Sam & Mark and many more!
Entry fees: Day tickets from £20 (Sat), £30 (Sun), £15 (Mon); 2 day tickets from £40, 4 day tickets from £55; camping add-on from £100 (1 camping pass required per family)/caravan from £140/under 2s and seniors FREE (must be accompanied by a paying adult).
Dates and times: 10am-9pm daily | May 24-27, 2019
JUNE
Wychwood Festival
Where: Cheltenham Racecourse, GL50 4SH (National Rail from Paddington to Cheltenham Spa)
The vibe: Very popular, multiple award-nominated family friendly festival with an artsy vibe.
What’s on: Circus classes, dance workshops, baby-feeding yurt, Kids Literature Festival, rides and stalls.
Main acts: The Stranglers, ABC, Scouting for Girls, T’Pau, Ibibio Sound Machine and many more!
Entry fees: Adult weekend £140 + camping £15 or campervan £55/concs £115 + camping £15/child ages 10-15 £70/ages 5-9 £27.50/under 5s FREE but require ticket. Day passes adult from £47/concs £36/ages 10-15 £26/ages 5-9 £14/under 5s FREE but require ticket. Day camping adult and concs £5/child under 16 FREE/day campervan pass £19
Dates and times: 9.30am-11.30pm (Fri), 9.30am-11pm (Sat-Sun) | May 31-Jun 2, 2019
Summertime at Southbank
Where: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, SE1 8XX (Waterloo/Embankment tube)
The vibe: The Southbank Centre’s annual summertime programme, featuring indoor shows and outdoor fun, urban beach and food pop-ups.
What’s on: This year has an LGBTQI+ theme. Annual highlights include Jeppe Hein’s Appearing Rooms fountains, Meltdown festival (this year’s is curated by Nile Rodgers from Aug 3-11), Africa Utopia festival plus tons of acts in Underbelly and London Wonderground.
Don’t miss: Jean Paul Gaultier’s Fashion Freak Show, Disco Loco family rave, Zoo Nation’s Tales of the Turntable (Aug 15-26), more tbc.
Entry fees: Event times/dates and prices vary, many activities are FREE
Dates and times: 10am-10pm daily | from Jun 12-Sep 8, 2019
Greenwich + Docklands International Festival
Where: Various sites around Greenwich (Cutty Sark DLR/Greenwich rail/Canary Wharf tube)
The vibe: A 10 day extravaganza of ‘perception-changing’ outdoor art and performance that gets wilder and more wonderful every year.
What’s on: Annual Greenwich Fair weekend for families, plus loads of street theatre, games, dance, workshops and pop-ups!
Don’t miss: Daedalum (Jun 21-23); i-Puppets (Jun 21-23); Poldercoaster (Jun 22-23); Fantabulosa (Jun 22-23); Prospero (Jun 22-23); Moby Dick (Jun 22); My House (Jul 4-5)
Entry fees: Most events are FREE, a few ticketed events from £7-£15
Dates and times: Dates and times vary | Jun 21-Jul 6, 2019
JULY
On Blackheath Festival
Where: Blackheath Common, London SE3 0UA (Lewisham, Blackheath, Greenwich rail/North Greenwich tube)
The vibe: Typically in September, switching to July for 2019. Fantastic family friendly weekend with relaxed vibe and lots of food and fun on the line-up!
What’s on: Headliner and curated music stages, Food Village with supper club, kids area with special shows, crafts, dance floor workshops
Don’t miss: Jamiroquai, The Roots, Grace Jones, Aswad, Morcheeba, UB40, Rag n’ Bone Man, James Morrison and more…
Entry fees: Adult day ticket from £44, weekend ticket from £75 (disabled adult tickets same price but includes 1 adult carer)/child 12-16 day ticket from £15, weekend from £20/child 5-12 day ticket from £7.50, weekend from £10 (limited tickets); under 5s FREE but ticket required
Dates and times: 12pm-10.30pm (Sat) & 12pm-10pm (Sun); Jul 13-14, 2018
Latitude Festival
Where: Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk (National Express coaches from central London direct to festival)
The vibe: Award-winning artsy/cultural festival with a ‘high brow’ reputation and some top names, plus loads of family friendly action.
What’s on: Outdoor swimming in the lakes (for ages 8+), theatre and dance from the likes of Sadler’s Wells and Young Vic, comedy, cookery, poetry, film, Kids’ Area with rides and workshops.
Don’t miss: George Ezra, Snow Patrol, Lana Del Rey, Underworld, Primal Scream, Neneh Cherry and more.
Entry fees: Weekend adult ticket £202.50 + booking fees/accompanied teen ticket ages 13-15 £137.50 + booking fees/child 5-12 £15/adult day ticket from £77.50 + fees/child day ticket £10/under 4s FREE. Extras (campervan etc) from £40-£60 (all prices subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: Admissions run 24 hours from 2pm (Thu)-5pm (Sun) | Jul 18-21, 2019
Lovebox Weekender
Where: Gunnersbury Park, London W3 8LQ (Acton Town tube/Gunnersbury Park overground)
The vibe: One of the biggest line-ups on the London music calendar in a gorgeous, family friendly setting.
What’s on: Music, bars, stalls, The Chapel of Love(Box), South London Samba, Ping Pong, Hip Hop Karaoke all weekend. Pack noise-reducing headphones for the babies!
Don’t miss: Chance the Rapper, Solange, Giggs, J Hus, 2 Chainz, Cypress Hill, Kaytranada, Four Tet, Annie Mac, Patrick Topping + more hot acts!
Entry fees: No camping; day tickets £62.50 (Fri), £75 (Sat)/weekend tickets from £120/under 12s FREE (all prices subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: 2pm-10.30pm (Fri) & 12pm-10.30pm (Sat) | Jul 12-13, 2019
Walthamstow Garden Party
Where: Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow E17 5JW (Walthamstow tube)
The vibe: 34,000 people converge in Lloyd Park for two days of live music, culture and family fun.
What’s on: Live music, street theatre, circus acts, street food festivals, Barbican pop-up cinema, Mini Garden Party for under 5s.
Don’t miss: 2019 headliners to be announced; previous years featured Toots and the Maytals, Barbican Music Centre.
Entry fees: FREE
Dates and times: 12pm-9.30pm (Sat) & 12pm-8pm (Sun) | Jul 13-14, 2019
Citadel Festival
Where: Gunnersbury Park, London W3 8LQ (Acton Town tube/Gunnersbury Park overground)
The vibe: A summery session of live gigs, feasting, fashion boutiques and talk from the brains behind Superfly and Wilderness.
What’s on: Top music and loads on for families including Peppa Pig Meet & Greet, Science Museum, Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, Messy Art Studio etc.
Don’t miss: Catfish and the Bottlemen, Bastille, Friendly Fires, Matt Corby and more!
Entry fees: Adult or child age 13+ from £39.50/teen 13-17 from £25/child 0-12 FREE with adult ticket
Dates and times: 12pm-10.30pm | Jul 14, 2019
Deer Shed Festival
Where: Baldersby Park, Topcliffe, North Yorkshire, Y07 3PH (Grand Central trains direct from Kings Cross to Thirsk rail station)
The vibe: Friendly event run by parents.
What’s on: Left-field music, cinema, cabaret, graffiti, tech tent; for kids there’s soft play, 8 tons of play sand, sports field, birds of prey, cardboard city etc.
Don’t miss: Ezra Furman, The Wedding Present, Anna Calvi, Reginald D Hunter, Scummy Mummies, Akala and more!
Entry fees: Adult full weekend camping from £155/child 6-15 from £50/child 3-5 from £20/under 3s FREE but require ticket
Dates and times: 10am (Fri) to 12pm (Mon) | Jul 26-28, 2019
Nozstock
Where: Rowden Paddocks, Bromyard, Herefordshire HR7 4LS (Hereford/Worcester rail)
The vibe: Astonishing roster of acts at this fun, friendly festival that’s loved by critics and visitors alike.
What’s on: Expect big things at Nozstock’s 21st anniversary, with music, captivating crafts, Little Wonderland kids area, Velveteen Valley and other entertainment.
Don’t miss: Rudimental, Soul II Soul, Sleaford Mods, The Skatalites, David Roddigan, DJ Zinc…
Entry fees: Adult full weekend camping £135 (Fri-Sun) or £145 (Thu-Sun)/teen 13-17 £100 (Fri-Sun) or £110 (Thu-Sun)/child under 12 FREE but require ticket (payment plans available, all prices subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: 5pm-11pm (Thu), 10am-11pm (Fri-Sun), festival ends 12pm (Mon) | Jul 18-21, 2019
Camp Bestival
Where: Lulworth Castle, Dorset, BH20 5SQ (Wareham or Wool rail/Big Green Coach from London Victoria station direct to Festival)
The vibe: The most awesome of family festivals (our personal favourite), Camp Bestival is little sister to Bestival and puts on a giant festi-holiday for all ages. 2018’s theme is Camp Bestival Sets Sail!
What’s on: Annual highlights include Big Fish Little Fish family raves, Mr Tumble, Insect Circus, Wall of Death, Insect Circus, Horrible Histories and Medieval Jousting, DJ sets from Rob Da Bank and friends and baby chill zones.
Don’t miss: Nile Rodgers and Chic, Annie Mac, Sister Sledge, Jess Glynne, Human League, The Wailers, Big Shaq and MANY more!
Entry fees: Adult weekend camping £192/ages 13-17 £123.75/ages 10-12 £97.50/ages 5-9 £34.25/ages 4 and under £12/babes in arms ages 1 and under FREE but ticket required. Weekly payment plan available. (prices include booking fees)
Dates and times: 10am (Thu) to 2pm (Mon) | Jul 25-28, 2019
AUGUST
Wilderness Festival
Where: Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire (Charlbury rail/Big Green Coach direct to festival site from Victoria station)
The vibe: Wonderful and weird, an even more family friendly alternative to Secret Garden Party
What’s on: Theatre and arts, live music, food and drink, well-being; for kids there’s games, storytelling, body painting and more. Book early for Mortimer Nannies boutique babysitting!
Don’t miss: Bombay Bicycle Club, Robyn, Erol Alkan, Groove Armada, Eats Everything, Honey Dijon and loads more acts.
Entry fees: Weekend camping adult from £179.50 + booking fees/teen £115/junior age 6-12 £35/child (0-5) £5 (all tickets subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: 2pm (Thu) to 12pm (Mon) | Aug 1-4, 2019
Boomtown Fair
Where: Matterley Estate, Alresford rd, Nr Winchester. Hampshire. SO21 1HW (Winchester rail)
The vibe: Anarchic and psychedelic, Boomtown Fair presents as a ‘city’ with its own mythology. A creative playground for all ages.
What’s on: Hype acts, funfair rides, dedicated KidzTown with workshops, crafts, circus skills and Sandcastle Stage.
Don’t miss: A crazy amount of acts (more than 1000) including Ms Lauryn Hill, Four Tet, Salt-N-Pepa, Fun DMC family block party, Groove Armada, Little Dragon, General Levy, Kate Tempest, B.Traits, Carl Cox, DJ Yoda, Ms Dynamite, Shy FX, Super Cat and many, many more.
Entry fees: Weekend camping adult (coach traveller) from £244 (Thu-Sun) to £264 (Wed-Sun); child 0-12 FREE/teen 13-17 from £199/Boomtown Springs luxury upgrade £195/campervan passes £100 (payment plans available, all prices subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: Gates 12pm-10pm (Thu), 10am-10pm (Fri-Sun), festival ends 12pm (Mon) | Aug 7-11, 2019
Green Man (sold out for 2019)
Where: near Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Wales (Abergavenny rail)
The vibe: Atmospheric Green Man has a brilliant reputation with families and features music that appeals to hipsters and hippies alike.
What’s on: Top bands, film, talks, adult workshops and a cordoned off children’s area with live acts, storytelling, arts and crafts etc.
Don’t miss: The War on Drugs, Fleet Foxes, John Grant, Teenage Fanclub, workshops and more!
Entry fees: 2019 TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT. Just for reference, 2018 prices: camping from weekend (3 days) to settler’s pass (7 days), adult £180-£225/teen £185-£225/little folk (5-12) £20-£30/child under 5 FREE but require a ticket
Dates and times: 10am (Mon 15) to 10am (Mon 21) | Aug 15-18, 2019
Just So Festival
Where: Rode Hall Estate, Stoke-on-Trent, ST7 3QP (Kidsgrove rail)
The vibe: Lovely, intimate and artsy event celebrating its 10th birthday in 2019. It’s the perfect first festival experience for babies, toddlers and younger kids. Also posh showers and some of the cleanest loos we’ve experienced at a festival!
What’s on: Eclectic music acts, Silver Screen outdoor cinema, Away with the Fairies forest installation, Spellbound Forest, Peekaboo baby tent, Pillow Fight, Midnight Feast, Tribal Tournament fancy dress finale.
Don’t miss: Cut a Shine barn dance, Footlights music stage, Charleston Workshops, Retro Discos and much more…
Entry fees: Adult weekend camping from £145/weekend no camping £100/day £30 (Fri) or £45 (Sat-Sun)/child (3-15) weekend £50/day £15 (Fri) or £20 (Sat-Sun)/3 day £30; campervan/caravan pass £50; under 3s FREE (payment plans available, all tickets subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: From 12pm (Fri), main site opens 2pm | Aug 16-18, 2019
Beautiful Days
Where: Escot Park, Devon, EX11 1LU (National Rail to Feniton station)
The vibe: The Levellers’ multiple award-winning festival has a great setting and a soft spot for families.
What’s on: Brilliant bands, camping and a massive Children’s Area with storytelling, circus, dress-up, crafts, music
Don’t miss: Skunk Anansie, The Stranglers, Seaford Mods, Levellers, The Black Seeds, Fisherman’s Friends, Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club…
Entry fees: Adult weekend camping £142.50/child ages 10-15, £70/child ages 5-9, £40/under 5s £5
Dates and times: Gates to car park from 12pm, camp site from 2pm | Aug 16-18, 2019
Big Feastival
Where: Alex James’ farm near Kingham, Oxfordshire, OX7 6UJ (Kingham rail)
The vibe: Camping festival for serious foodies, run by Jamie Oliver on his mate Alex James’ farm. Urban grooves with a countryfied twist. Now launched in Canada too!
What’s on: Headline acts, chefs’ tents and stages, workshops and tastings, Little Dudes’ den, Big Top tent, vintage funfair…
Don’t miss: Jess Glynne, Lewis Capaldi, Rudimental, Elbow, DJ Luck and MC Neat, Gospeloke and loads more!
Entry fees: Adult camping ticket £189.50/weekend ticket non-camping £159.50/day ticket £69-£84.50; teen 13-17 camping ticket £114.50/weekend ticket non-camping £94.50/day ticket £42.25-£52.25; under 12s camping ticket £47.25; under 12 weekend ticket non-camping £31.15; under 12 day ticket FREE but ticket still required
Dates and times: Campsite opens 8am (Fri) and 9am (Sat-Sun). Festival arena open from 11am-10.45pm (Fri), 10am-10.45pm (Sat), 10am-9.45pm (Sun) | Aug 23-25, 2019
Victorious Festival
Where: The Common and Castle Field in Southsea, Portsmouth PO5 3PA (Portsmouth Harbour rail)
The vibe: It’s the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival with the largest children’s area of any UK festival!
What’s on: World Music Village, Happy’s Circus, Kids Arena, Real Ale Village + FREE entry to Seafront Attractions (including D-Day museum, Southsea Castle & Southsea Skate Park).
Don’t miss: Headliners Two Door Cinema Club, The Specials, Rudimental, Bloc Party, New Order, Clean Bandit…
Entry fees: Tickets from £35 (Fri), £40 (Sat/Sun)/child 5-12 £8; adult weekend £110/child 5-12 £24/under 5s £1. No camping or accommodation included.
Dates and times: 4pm-11pm (Fri) & 10am-11pm (Sat-Sun), last entry for both days 8pm | Aug 23-25, 2019
Notting Hill Carnival
Where: Notting Hill and surrounding areas (Westbourne Park tube exit only, see TFL web site closer to date for transport advice)
The vibe: Europe’s biggest street party brings a taste of the Caribbean to West London and close to 2 million revellers.
What’s on: Colourful carnival floats, sound systems, steel pans, costumed dancers, delicious street food and multicultural merriment.
Don’t miss: Sunday is traditionally Children’s Day, less hectic and a chance to watch the little cuties in costume strut their stuff!
Entry fees: FREE
Dates and times: From around 9am-7pm | Aug 24-26 (every last August Bank Holiday weekend)
End of the Road Festival
Where: Larmer Tree Gardens, Blandford, Dorset, SP7 0PP (Salisbury rail/Big Green Coach direct from Victoria)
The vibe: Small but critically acclaimed festival in beautiful Dorset, magical end to the family festival season.
What’s on: Music, comedy, film, food, workshops + Children’s Area with games area (table tennis, bowling and more).
Don’t miss: Beirut, Metronomy, Michael Kiwanuka, Spiritualised, Jarvis Cocker, Cate Le Bon…
Entry fees: Adult weekend camping £192/young person 13-17 £150/child 6-12 £70/child 3-5 £45/under 3s FREE (subject to booking fees)
Dates and times: 12pm (Thu)-12pm (Mon) | Aug 29-Sep 1, 2019
SEPTEMBER
Totally Thames
Where: Multiple venues and spaces along the river Thames: Richmond, Kew, Brentford, Hammersmith, Imperial Wharf, Wandsworth, Vauxhall, South Bank, More London, St Katharine Docks and the Isle of Dogs
The vibe: The two-day Mayor’s Thames Festival morphed into a month-long spectacular of arts and cultural events to celebrate the river.
What’s on: Past highlights include The Great River Race; Handel’s Fireworks Music and Illuminations; The Big Thames Tidy and dozens more.
Don’t miss: Full programme for 2019 to be released in July.
Entry fees: Prices vary, many activities are FREE
Dates and times: Daily (times vary) | Sep 1-30
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Festivals We Have Loved and Lost
Somersault Festival (usually in July)
Lovely sounding festival created by the team behind Wilderness Festival. On break since 2016.
Blisscamp (formerly Blissfields) (usually in July)
Sadly closed indefinitely.
Secret Garden Party
The Secret Garden party said its final farewell in 2017.
Sunsplash Festival
Last seen in 2017, looks like this one’s done and dusted!
We also liked: Ben & Jerry’s Sundae in the Park; London Green Fair; Big Chill Festival; Lollibop Festival
More Family Friendly Festivals in London and UK
Brighton Fringe (May 3-Jun 2)
England’s largest arts festival and one of the world’s biggest fringe festivals, more than 900 events including circus, puppet shows, international dance acts, comedy… all by the lovely seaside!
Norfolk and Norwich Festival (May 10-26)
Two weeks of music, arts, circus cabaret and loads of action for kids. £5-£55, some events free. Ticket hotline 44 (0)1603 766400
The Soundcrash Funk and Soul Weekender (May 17-19)
Fun, affordable festival in Brighton, offering a weekend of great music and good times with family activities on the line-up.
How the Light Gets In: Hay Festival of Philosophy and Music (May 24-27)
It’s all happening in Hay in May, this one brings leading thinkers and musicians together in a cultural mash-up of talks, live acts & DJ sets (Ghostpoet, Gilles Peterson, Boogalu Stu), spa experiences and more. Kids under 12 are free!
The Cally Festival (Jun 23)
Hugely popular FREE street party that takes over Caledonian Rd each summer, with live music, dance workshops, street stalls, pop up poetry performances and a fun neighbourhood vibe.
Glastonbury (Jun 26-30, 2019)
The largest UK festival is baby and family friendly, that’s if you don’t mind crowds of 100,000+. Tickets are already SOLD OUT (they fly faster than you can say Glas… so register early and keep everything crossed)!
Cornbury Festival (Jul 5-7)
A truly mixed musical bag plus a Kids Zone with Bollywood dancing, circus skills, puppet making and more in a picturesque Oxfordshire setting.
British Summer Time at Hyde Park
There’s no more Family Day for the massive summer concert series, but there are funfairs, nappy changing facilities and use your discretion for the big stage acts. (Jul 5-14)
Whitecross Street Party (Jul 13-14)
Another brilliant FREE street party that combines ‘rise of the nonconformists’ theme with a very family friendly feel, offering kids activities and arts, street art to view and to create, music and delicious food from popular Whitecross Street market stalls. Celebrating 10 years in 2019.
Larmer Tree Festival (Jul 19-21)
Described as the ‘happiest, friendliest, quirkiest in the land’, offers top acts, workshops, art installations including the magical Larmer Tree, and a lovely Dorset setting.
Kendal Calling (Jul 25-28)
Gorgeous Lake District sets the stage for this intimate, indie festival – a favourite for families! Fully back in action, after a break in 2017.
Womad (Jul 25-28)
An oldie but a goodie for some big world music names and a relaxed, earthy-crunchy vibe. Lots on for families in the World of Kids zone and under 13s go FREE.
Chilled in a Field (Jul 26-28)
Awarded a Festival Kidz Gold award for its family friendly appeal, this small but perfectly formed festival offers great DJs and a warm and buzzy vibe. And tickets are just £109 for 3 days!
Edinburgh Festival Fringe (Aug 2-26)
The world’s largest arts festival features loads of activities for families, from circus and dance, to puppet theatre and the ever popular Baby Loves Disco.
Shambala Festival (Aug 22-25)
Some fab music acts, a magical feeling and carnival atmosphere in Northamptonshire with an action-packed Kids Field and Bees creche for ages 2-7!
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Family Friendly Festivals in Europe!**
Meadows in the Mountain, Bulgaria (Jun 6-9)
Inspired by the legendary Burning Man in Nevada, this family friendly and eco-happy festival offers a stunning backdrop, DJs, live acts, and activities ranging from horse riding and ziplining. Don’t miss the festival finale pool party! Tickets from £140 (final release) for 3 days (separate fee for pool party). Keep your eyes on the website for more info.
Weekend Au Bord De L’Eau, Lake Geronde in Sierre (City of Sun), Switzerland (Jun 28-30)
Surprisingly affordable and delicious sounding festival on the edge of Lake Geronde, with cool mix of DJs and live performances Go for beach volleyball, water sports, film screenings and an exclusive children’s area. Very affordable weekend prices and day tickets; kids go FREE.
Worldwide Festival, Sète, France (Jun 28-Jul 6)
Co-created by Gilles Peterson and inspired by his Worldwide show, the diverse festival features some massive names from the global DJ-sphere. Get into Paris, drop any bags off at the luggage storage gare du nord, and you can get an under 4 hour train down to Sète. Day tickets from €40 (7 day and 4 day passes available); many areas including beach stage, plus entry to all afternoon shows are FREE.
Photos courtesy: Hay Festival, Greenwich + Docklands Festival, Camp Bestival, Just So Festival, On Blackheath Festival, Sunsplash Festival
(Postponed for 2019)
Lunar Festival Chilled in a Field (Aug 3-5)
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