Well...apart from having a great  time and listening to the UK's finest Country Music, her is some more practical information below..

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 TICKETS :

   ON SALE JANUARY 15th 10:00 am

There are several tiers of tickets on sale depending on whether you want to have a seat or to bring your own camp chair. Choose your seats  at the time of booking. ALL seated options are UNDERCOVER.

 

PARKING :

                There are some spaces on site and you can purchase car passes at the time of booking your tickets. valid until the                             festival ends. NO PARKING OVERNIGHT.

                   We are trying to encourage car sharing wherever possible.

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FACILITIES:

Our on site Toilets are accessible on flat ground. Access to the stage area is also available via a ramp. 

                    if you are a WHEELCHAIR USER please purchase a limited availability chair space or a standing ticket. You will be                              shown to a seated area or the standing areas in which to watch the festival.

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FOOD AND DRINK:

                We will have an array of local food and drink stalls to keep you refreshed all day. PLEASE DO NOT bring food                                      and drink from the outside in to the Festival grounds unless you have specific dietary requirements that we do                                    not cater for. We will however welcome the use of reusable water bottles, so bring one from home to refill                             throughout the day. 

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EXIT AND ENTRY TIMES:

 For day visitors and those not taking a camping pitch gates open at 11.30am

For vehicles camping you can arrive from 10.30 am to set up your camp.

                             

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ACCOMMODATION:

We are pleased to say we are going to being offering a limited amount of camping for 2023.

More information is on the ticket page regarding how to buy a camping pss and what vehicles are allowed.

       PLEASE CLICK HERE to see a list of various accommodation in the surrounding areas.

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TRAVEL:

Tiverton Parkway Railway Station is the closest Rail link. Then you would take a taxi to the festival site.

               Bus services are not known at ths time. No shuttle bus will be provided.

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DOGS ON SITE: 

Guide dogs, hearing and other helping dogs are welcome anywhere in on site.There will be areas set where your dog can relieve itself through the day. Unfortunately dogs other than this are not permitted due to the fact that Muddifords

is a children's Nursury from Monday to Friday's. 

 

 MUSIC:

             Please bear in mind if you purchase a ticket near the front the music will be fairly loud especially during the evening.

   We recommend the use of earplugs to minimize damage to your ears!

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ALCOHOL .

     Please do not bring your own alcohol into the festival. There are licenced bars onsite.

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SAFETY ON SITE

Our team of volunteers are going to be onsite to guide you regarding the amenities on site. We are not responsible for

your personal safety whilst at the festival. Please make yourself aware of our guidelines upon entry to the festival 

regarding no go areas and the supervision of your children and young adults. 

Please make yourself aware upon arrival of areas including the lake and small streams at Muddifords where you may want to keep children supervised and look out for your own safety.

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