Glastonbury Festival Of Contemporary Performing Arts - Information - Camping

Your ticket price includes access to the camping fields. You can choose to pitch your tent anywhere within the designated camping zones that sit throughout the Festival, from fields right next to the Pyramid Stage to more tranquil areas on the outskirts of the Festival.

Where to pitch your tent

Different areas have different atmospheres. For example, Pennard Hill Ground, between The Park and The Healing Fields, is a popular, lively spot. It has a culture of its own with people returning year on year. Alternatively, camping zones on the periphery of the Festival, such as Limekilns and Hitchin Hill Ground, tend to be quieter. Some camping fields are very busy and fill up quickly but there is usually more camping space to the west of the site near the Park. Camping areas are marked out on the site map.

Camping tips

- It is worth noting where you camp in relation to a numbered Fire Point or other fixed point, or clearly marking your pitch with a flag. It can be a nightmare to find your tent without a recognisable landmark.

- Please do not bring a gazebo. They needlessly take up valuable camping space (and there are plenty of more interesting places to sit at the Festival than just outside your tent).

- Say hello to your neighbours to build a community feeling and provide greater security. Look after each other and if someone is feeling ill, get help.

- Remember that tents are very vulnerable, even zipped up. Padlocks scream "I have something worth nicking in here".

- If you're worried about something being stolen, don't leave it in your tent. Essential valuables can be left at the free 24-hour Property Lock-ups which are prominent around the site. They also provide free loo rolls and soap. They are marked on Festival maps with the keyhole logo.

- Postcode your valuables. UV pens are available at Property Lock-ups.

- Be inventive about hiding your money - and don't keep it all in one place.

Family camping

There are three Family Camping Fields: one on the west of the Festival by Pedestrian Gate D, one by Disabled Camping near the Hitchin Hill Ground and the quieter Cockmill Meadow near the Kidz Field. Cockmill Meadow is a secure fenced-off area, with 24-hour Campsite Stewards and recently improved lighting. Families do not need a special ticket to camp in the Family fields, but it is not possible to reserve space in advance (and they can fill up quickly).

Disabled camping

The disabled campsite for those registered disabled is located in Spring Ground, on the west side of the site. For full information on disabled facilities at the Festival click here.