Yes! The closest station is Glynde, served by Southern Rail with connections locally and nationally. From the station, take the free Festival Shuttle (wheelchair accessible, 5-minute ride) to the North Entrance. You can also walk 800m to the South Entrance.

If your train only goes to Brighton or Lewes, you can take the Festival Bus (Saturday & Sunday, 10am–4pm to the festival, 7pm–3am return). Open return and single tickets are available — advance booking is recommended for guaranteed seats.

For sustainable travel from London, Croydon, or Crawley, Big Green Coach offers carbon-neutral coach services, picking you up in the morning and returning you after the headliners. Tickets start from £39, with zero booking fees when purchased with a day ticket.

Onsite parking is available, but we encourage you to consider public transport or coach travel. Follow festival road signage (do not use Sat Nav), approach from the north via New Road from the B2192, and be aware that car parks are a 10-minute walk from the festival.

Important: You cannot park by your tent or stay overnight in your vehicle.

Drop-off and pick-up are available at the clearly signposted Pick Up/Drop Off area near the North Entrance. This applies to taxis and cars. Pre-book taxis where possible, as local services get very busy. Please do not approach the festival through Glynde Village to respect local residents — all drivers should follow festival signage.

Camping ticket holders will be allowed to re-enter the campsite at any time by showing their wristband.

There is no re-entry for Day ticket and Weekend No Camping ticket holders. Please note, if a Weekend No Camping ticket holder leaves the site on Saturday, they will not be re-admitted until the arena re-opens on Sunday.

However, after 5pm we do not allow chairs or ground blankets in the Main Stage Arena.

So, if you have a chair/blanket and want to take it back to your car, one of your party will be allowed leave and re-enter. Please note that group re-entry won’t be permitted.

We also understand that certain extreme circumstances can arise where leaving the site is essential. In this case, security will use their discretion and permission won’t be unreasonably withheld.

There is an Accessible Car Park in the General Campsite car park. Please have your blue badge on display and inform the stewards that you would like to park there when you arrive.

If you don’t have a blue badge but someone in your party has a disability or a condition which means that they cannot travel very far from the car, please let our stewards know when you arrive. They will do their best to accommodate you in the Accessible Car Park.

The distance from Accessible Car Park to the Accessible Campsite is approximately 200 metres on a grass surface.

If you do intend to use the Accessible Car Park, please let us know on the Access Application Form so we can get an idea of numbers.

Please note, all drivers must purchase a Car Park Pass (either online from our ticket page or in cash on the day) to be able to park at the festival.