Camping at GlastonBudget
Arrival Gate 2 – MAIN CAR PARK
Weekend ticket price includes access to the standard camping areas. All camping areas on the site are on a first-come, first-served basis
Standard Camping
24 Hour Security, Toilets, drinking water, Lighting and Rubbish services are provided
Campsite open to ticket holders
Thursday 22nd May 12:00
Campsite Closes
Monday 25th May 13:00
Gate opening hours
Thursday 12:00 – 23:00
Friday 09:00 – 22:00
Saturday 09:00 – 19:00
Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
Hot showers
Showers are available in our shower village and cost £5 per use. Alternatively, you can purchase a weekend shower wristband for £10.
Family Camping / Quiet Camping
For a family-friendly and peaceful camping experience, our site is the ideal choice.
Starting in 2025, we will no longer charge an additional fee for this option. Guests will need to use the communal showers located in the shower village. As mentioned in the ‘hot showers’ section above.
Children with tickets can shower for free when accompanied by their guardian adult, who must have a valid wristband.
Toilets, drinking water, Lighting and Rubbish services are provided
Accessible Camping
The space nearest to the arena entrance is designated for customers with disabilities.
Here is where you, or you and your companion, will be situated.
Although the facility is small, it is conveniently situated close to the arena and the medical facilities.
Accessible toilets, drinking water, and waste facilities are also available.
General Camping Tips
The spaces closest to the arena entrance usually fill up rapidly and are the first to be occupied.
While it’s not possible to reserve a spot in the standard camping areas, we ensure there’s enough space for everyone.
Standard camping areas may become noisy, but they are regularly patrolled and policed to manage any excessive noise.
Campsite stewards and security are available to guide and assist you, and should be your initial contact in case of an emergency. You can locate them at the entrance of each camping field.
It’s best not to bring valuables to the festival. If it’s necessary, avoid leaving them in your tent; instead, carry them with you and be strategic about where you place them at night.
Most thefts at festivals occur while attendees are sleeping in their tents, so it’s advisable to keep your valuables on your person at all times, even when sleeping. Remember, to a thief, valuables are as good as cash.
Familiarize yourself with your fellow campers and look out for one another. This fosters a more secure and enjoyable festival environment.