Spring Classic festival

Crazy P / Hot Chip DJ Set / The Nextmen ft. Dynamite MC / Porij / Low Island / Anchorsong W/ String Quartet / Far Caspian / Falle Nioke / Marthagunn / Nathan Ball / Bamily / Will And The People / Plastic Mermaids / Shake The Geek / Bang N Mash / Vibe Roulette / Pale Blue Eyes / Max Rad / Shaka Loves You / Nutzo / Junior Jungle / Chubb Nice (Marisco) / DJ Neil Diamond / Nick Terrific / Adam Neal (Marisco) / Bailey Tomkinson / Henry Zyda / Delroy Diggler (Marisco) / Otto & The Mutapa Calling / Anchors Aweigh / Aaa Badboy / Aldo Vanucci / Fiona White

Address: Woolacombe Down, EX34 7HL

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Yes. Regardless of the government guidance prevalent at the time, the arena will feature sufficient space that customers can socially distance.

No animals are permitted onto the site, including car parks. The only exception is assistance dogs for customers with a disability. Such assistance dogs must be registered with a national organisation.

You are allowed to bring alcohol into the camp site only, not the festival site.

For campsite ticket holders: 10am Fri 27th May to 11am Monday 30th May For day ticket holders: 12pm – 11.45pm on either Sat 28th or Sun 29th May

Yes. You can leave via the main gate and re-enter at any time. You must retain your festival wristband, as you will not be permitted to re enter without it. Any cars exiting and re-entering the site will be charged.

Yes. You must purchase a weekend camping ticket.

Yes. You must purchase a live-in vehicle ticket.

No. Only live-in vehicles are permitted.

• Glass (of any kind).
• Any item which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon (including penknives and cutlery)
• Personal portable toilets (unless in combination with a van / caravan ticket)
• Camping gas canisters above 1kg
• Firewood and charcoal
• Generators of any kind
• Bean bags & inflatable chairs / loungers (they can blow away in the wind – and it can get windy.)
• Paint spray cans
• Laser equipment or pens
• Fireworks / flares
• Smoke canisters
• Chinese lanterns
• Klaxons / air horns / megaphones (or other similar items capable of making loud noise)
• Personal motorized vehicles (unless a mobility scooter)
• Any animals (with the exception of assistance dogs, are not permitted at any time)
• Drones
• Large sound systems
• Unauthorised or professional photography, film or video equipment
• Excessive amounts of alcohol – You are allowed to bring in your own alcohol (for personal consumption in the camping area only, not the arena area) but only up to reasonable amount per person. Once you have entered the event you cannot re-enter with more alcohol supplies.
• High visibility bibs and jackets
• Poles, banners and flags (small static flag poles in the campsites are allowed)

The Spring Classic is located on Woolacombe Down, a beautiful National Trust site, just off the stunning coastline of North Devon and overlooking the picturesque Woolacombe Bay. While beautiful, the terrain contains a lot of grassland and hilly areas which when the rain comes, can make access around the site difficult. For any wheelchair users we strongly recommend use of an all terrain chair, and ensuring that you have a strong and able support carer

They endeavour to be a festival that everyone can enjoy, and to provide an event site which is as accessible as possible to everyone. The use of disabled access facilities is reserved solely for the use of permanently disabled customers and unfortunately not for those with broken legs, recent injuries and/ or pregnancies.

Accessible Toilets: There will be accessible toilets within the main arena and campsite

Accessible showers: Will not be available

Accessible information points: Located in the main arena

Assistance Dogs: We welcome any registered assistance dogs at Spring Classic, please email events@wavelengthmag.com to register, and discuss criteria.

Parking is provided, you must purchase a car park pass . Alternatively, local busses stop within walking distance in Woolacombe. We will also be operating a park and ride service from a nearby train station. You may also get a lift from a taxi, friend, or relative. A dedicated “pick up and drop off” area is provided.