Valley Fest

Valley Fest Thursday 29th July 2027 til Sunday 1st August 2027

Valley Fest is held at the Community Farm in Chew Magna, Denny Lane, BS40 8SZ.

No, there are no age restrictions to Valley Fest. All ages are welcome.

Sorry, no animals allowed – even in campervans. Registered assistance dogs are welcome at Valley Fest.

Please be aware that signal at Valley Fest can be patchy and there's no public WiFi.

You may consume your own food and drink in the campsites but not into the main Valley Fest arena.  Free water refill points will be available throughout the site.  You may bring alcohol to be consumed on the campsite but once issued with a wristband you will not be able to bring more alcohol in.

Expect plenty of veggie options from a range of South West traders.  The majority of stall holders are offering gluten free options however it would be best to double check with them to ensure there will be no risk of gluten contamination if you are a coeliac.

Open flames and disposable BBQs are not allowed anywhere on the Valley Fest site. Bring a camping stove if needed.

Yes, there are showers available in the campervan field and camping fields. Basic shower facilities remain free to all at Valley Fest but hot eco showers are available at an additional fee.

Due to significantly rising costs and Valley Fest's deepening commitment to sustainability and land regeneration, showers will not be included in general admission tickets. Those who purchase shower add ons will be given wristbands and shower blocks will be open and manned from 6am-6pm daily. You can also purchase a shower or a shower wristband onsite.

If you’ve got a Valley Fest Weekend Ticket, your tent camping is included. No need to book separately.

You’ll need to purchase a Live In Vehicle Pass. One pass per vehicle at Valley Fest.

No – the tent camping fields are vehicle-free at Valley Fest.

Sorry no, you cannot have your own fires or BBQs in the campsites, or anywhere on the Valley Fest site. You can bring a camping stove so that you can make that all-important morning cuppa.

Yes there will be a large container near the toilet block in the campervan field at Valley Fest.

Car parking at Valley Fest is £20 in advance (plus booking fee) – it’s more expensive on the gate, so book early.

You can arrive via public transport but you are advised by Valley Fest organisers that it is quite limited. There is a taxi drop off point but check your local bus service for the closest routes.

Valley Fest loves a cyclist!  There’s secure 24-hour bike parking by the drop-off point.