What to bring

Don’t forget your…

• Entry ticket (you don’t need to print your ticket, just show it on your phone!) Please download the PDF or QR code ahead of arrival as network signals can drop out during busy periods.
• Your bank card. Please note we won’t be accepting cash on site.
• A form of government issued ID (passport / driving licence).
• Clothing and footwear for appropriate weather – check the forecast before you come, wellies are always a good idea! Don’t be that person who forgets their coat and is miserable!
• Mobile phone and battery charger / portable charger.
• Sun cream and sun hat. There will be plenty of covered areas from and shade from the sun.
• Camping equipment (Tent, sleeping bags, earplugs, mats, rugs and torch).
• Refillable water bottle. Free drinking water will be available on site, but no single-use plastic water bottles are permitted on site. 
• Reusable coffee cups as we have banned single-use ones (mugs will be on sale).

You can bring a small sturdy camping stove. In hot weather, the grass is EXTREMELY dry and highly flammable so please don’t bring stoves that can easily topple over or have large flames. We want you to be able to have a cuppa at camp but would ask you that you keep an eye on it at all times. Any stoves that are deemed to be too dangerous will be confiscated to ensure the safety of everyone.

• If you purchased locals tickets, remember to bring proof of address.
• Alcohol: you can bring a suitable amount for personal use to drink at your campsite but not to bring into the main arenas. Remember no glass is allowed on site.
• Any medication you might require.
• Dress Up Day outfit! This years theme is MOO SUEDE SHOES.
• Torch.
• Ear plugs and eye mask.
• Hand sanitiser.

If you have children, some extra things may come in handy such as:

• A good three wheeler buggy. Trollies can be actually quite hard to drag around, especially as our site is a little hilly and a bit bumpy.
• Biodegradable wet wipes.
• Ear defenders.
• Snacks and food if you wish to cook (we have plenty of great food available on site but a supply of favourite snacks is always useful). It’s a good idea to freeze food rather than pack ice blocks if you are bringing a cool bag as less to carry and a meal to eat once defrosted.
• Extra clothes. The great British weather can throw anything at you so whilst trying to pack light, it’s worth considering leaving a spare set of clothes for everyone in your car and if you don’t need them at least you’ll have something clean to drive home in. Wellies and rain gear are also worth packing and leaving in the car if you arrive and it’s sunny.

What not to bring

The following items may not be brought into the site through the campsite gates. There will be no receipts issued for any confiscated items. Please don’t bring it if you wouldn’t want to lose it!

• Air horns.
• Alcohol in the possession of under 18yr olds.
• Any items which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon.
• Hot air (Chinese) lanterns.
• Excessive amounts of alcohol (max 8 cans of beer (or cider) and half of a litre of spirits per person in your group).
• Excessive amounts of cigarettes.
• Excessive amounts of food.
• Portable BBQ’s of any kind.
• Fireworks.
• Flares.
• Glass bottles, jars and containers.
• Illegal substances.
• Legal highs of all types.
• Megaphones.
• Portable laser equipment and pen lasers.
• Sound systems.
• Drones. 
• Unauthorised professional film or video equipment.
• Unofficial tabards and reflective jackets.
• No animals are allowed onsite, with the exception of registered guide dogs and helper dogs.

You may be body searched at the entrances and upon exit from the festival site. This is in line with crime reduction strategies with Avon and Somerset Police.

Persons suspected of carrying items that may be used in an offensive or dangerous manner, or carrying out illegal activities onsite may be searched.