Tickets are available through Headfirst. Follow any of the ticket buttons on our website and you'll be taken straight there.

There's normally some, but we can't guarantee anything! Your best bet is to get your ticket sorted well in advance so you can rest easy knowing you're coming.

We can process ticket refunds or transfers up to 1 day before the event starts (or 1 day before your day ticket starts if you have a day ticket).

By default, you will receive your ticket as an e-ticket. In the interest of environmental friendliness we'd prefer if you kept your ticket digitally on your phone, but we will accept printed versions of tickets. Tickets are scanned in via QR code which you will receive upon purchase confirmation so you will have a digital copy!

Don't panic! Someone at the front desk will be able to get your phone charged up enough to get you scanned in.

None at all! We're proud to welcome all ages, and really value our welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. We have ticket types for all ages!

You don't need ID to enter, but in the event you've bought an adult ticket and are lucky enough to look under 18 we will have to check.

There are indeed! Please get in touch with us to arrange volunteering.

Our arena area will close around 2am on Friday and Saturday night, and a little earlier on Sunday night. We will have someone on the door from 9am each day if you're arriving Saturday or Sunday, with 24 hour security patrolling the site throughout the night. Gates open at midday Friday!

Inglefest is held on the stunning grounds of Oxwick Farm, Wickwar, BS37 6PA.

As we're a little remote, the easiest option would be to drive to us. Alternatively, the closest train station is Yate Station, which is a 10 minute journey by car away if you were to grab a taxi from the station.

Plenty! We have a large, secure car park patrolled by security and stewards 24 hours a day. In the interest of lessening our environmental impact and to encourage ride sharing, there is a small fee per vehicle for the car park. Please purchase this through our ticket website before arriving. If you forget, we will have a steward available to make your purchase through!

Absolutely! Please see our ticket information and Headfirst ticket page to purchase your live-in vehicle pass. Prices are per vehicle, not per person!

The closest main public transport hub is Yate Station, located a 10 minute journey by car away. While we currently have no plans for a shuttle service, if demand calls for it it may be something we look into.

Absolutely! We have a specific drop-off area designated at the entrance to the festival.

While we have no specific bike racks, if you contact us in advance we will be able to sort out some secure storage for your bike.

The most hassle free to get to Inglefest if you don't drive yourself would be to lift-share! We're more than happy to put out a message for you on our social media to help arrange this if you don't know anyone. Failing that, a train to Yate Station will get you within a 10 minute taxi ride of the Inglefest site. You can also cycle of course, provided you're not a million miles away - or do, its up to you!

Absolutely! With a full weekend ticket you will be able to camp in our camping field for no extra charge. Similarly, if you are coming for just 1 day you are welcome to stay over the night - we just ask that you vacate the site by midday the next day. We also have a range of glamping options if you're looking for something extra special! Glamping is an extra charge, and is not included in your ticket.

In our camping field there will be plenty of toilets and water points.

Absolutely. Please head to our Headfirst event page or our ticket information document for more information and pricing on glamping!

Please do! We will not be able to provide you with a tent if you do not bring your own.

As our car park is for cars only, you will not be allowed to camp next to your car. The car park is joined to the main festival site, so you'll have no distance at all to cover from your car to the main area!

We always make sure to have a quiet camping area as far away as possible from any sources of noise, which are also family friendly. Given that Inglefest is an entirely step free site, the whole site is accessible - however please be aware that it is an open field so the ground is not flat.

In the interest of fire safety, we will not permit any open fires or BBQs in the campsite.

Of course!

We operate on a strict zero tolerance policy to drugs, weapons or any other banned or illegal substances. If you are found in possession of any of these you will be reported to security, removed from the site and reported to police immediately. We also have a strict glass-free policy as Oxwick is a working farm with plenty of livestock that graze the field throughout the year!

Absolutely. Just make sure you don't remove your wristband!

Unfortunately we don't have any lockers on site. If there is something that you're worried about losing then please just head to one of our friendly front desk staff and they will make sure to pass it onto the site office for safekeeping.

We only have reusable plastic cups at our bar, and our power comes from the wind turbine on site. We're also encouraging lift sharing to lessen our impact and thoroughly sort through all our waste after the event to make sure it's disposed of or recycled correctly.

Oxwick Farm and the Inglefest site is an entirely step free zone. However, please be aware that as an open, working field the ground can often be bumpy!

We will be operating on a cash-free basis, so please be aware of this and bring your bank card.

Unfortunately not, but if you desperately need some battery in the event of an emergency a member of our team will be happy to get you sorted!

Yes! We have plenty of free drinking water points around the site.

Please do! You will be able to fill it up at one of our many free drinking water points around the site.

Of course! We'll have plenty of toilets available, including urinals and accessible-friendly toilets. They are of course portaloos but that's the festival experience!

We will allow a small amount of alcohol to be taken to your campsite only, but not into the arena. We will have security on the arena gates who will not allow you to take drinks between the campsite and arena area or vice versa. We operate a strict glass-free policy too as Oxwick is a working farm, so please do not bring any glass bottles.

We'll have a range of delicious locally sourced food and drinks options, catering for all dietary requirements!

Our security team are fully qualified first aiders, as are many of our front desk and stewarding staff. If you experience any problems, please alert your nearest team member and they will be able to assist you!

We will check to ensure that you are not bringing in any prohibited items. Our security team is aware of our policies and will be enforcing them!

If you're feeling overwhelmed or need a break, we have a quiet space set aside in our first aid area.

If you lose something at the festival, don't panic. If we can't find it on the day, we have an extremely thorough packdown process where no stone is left unturned! In the unlikely event that you lose your tent (the campsite isn't Glastonbury size!), please alert a member of the team who will do their best to help you.

Our main points of contact for help and assistance will be our front desk or our security team. If you need assistance and can't move to one of these places, please alert your nearest steward or team member who will be able to assist you properly.

We're proud to nurture a super friendly, warm and welcoming atmosphere for all our visitors. In the event that you feel unsafe, please alert your nearest team member who will be able to help you out.

Our running times are as follows: Friday: 3pm - 2am Saturday: 12pm - 2am Sunday: 11am - 10pm

Yes! After the live music finishes at 11pm on Friday and Saturday we'll have afterparty sets and DJs running till 2am. On the Sunday live music finishes at 10pm, with a gentle wind down of background atmosphere in the arena until the bar shuts.

Yes! We'll have kids workshops, quizzes and bandeoke happening at Inglefest, just to name a few.

Please alert a steward or a member of the front desk!

Yes! Just please make sure you leave your wristband on.

Unfortunately we cannot allow any dogs or pets (with the exception of service dogs) to Inglefest. Oxwick Farm is a working farm with plenty of livestock and we cannot risk their livelihoods.

If you're interested in getting involved, please just drop us an email! We'd be glad to have you on board.

There are a big range of shops and supermarkets in Yate, which is 10 minute drive from the Inglefest site.

We wish we knew for certain! As it's mid August, we're hoping for beautiful sunny days and mild evenings. However, as it's England we all know what the weather can be like... Not to worry, rain or shine we'll still be going ahead - there will be plenty of shelter if it gets really bad!

If you head to our contact page you'll find a number of ways to get in touch with a member of our friendly team!

Of course. If you've lost anything please let a member of staff know with a picture or description and they will do their best to help you out. If we're unable to find it on the weekend, we have an extra thorough packdown process which leaves no stone unturned in the festival site.

Here's a list of common items you should bring to Inglefest: Essentials - Festival ticket (printed or on phone) - ID - Cash & bank card (some places may be cash-only) - Phone & portable charger Camping Gear *(if camping)* - Tent (with all poles, pegs, and guy ropes) - Sleeping bag - Sleeping mat or air mattress (plus pump if needed) - Pillow (or use a rolled-up hoodie) - Camping chair - Small padlock for your tent - Tarp or picnic blanket - Bin bags (for rubbish & wet clothes) Clothing - Comfortable festival outfits (weather-appropriate) - Waterproof jacket or poncho - Warm layers for nighttime (hoodie/jumper) - Wellies or waterproof boots - Comfortable trainers/sandals - Extra socks & underwear - Hat/cap (for sun protection) - Sunglasses Toiletries & Hygiene - Toothbrush & toothpaste - Deodorant - Wet wipes (festival essential!) - Hand sanitiser - Dry shampoo - Towel - Tissues/toilet roll (just in case) - Sunscreen - Lip balm with SPF - Earplugs & eye mask (for better sleep) - Hairbrush/comb & hair ties Food & Drink - Reusable water bottle (essential for hydration!) - Snacks (protein bars, crisps, nuts, fruit) First Aid & Medications - Plasters/band-aids - Painkillers (e.g., ibuprofen, paracetamol) - Any prescription medications - Antihistamines (for allergies) - Insect repellent - Blister plasters - Electrolyte tablets (to help with dehydration) Festival Extras - Bum bag/small backpack - Glitter & face paint - Flags/tent decorations - Small torch/headlamp - Reusable shopping bag - Notepad & pen (for emergency contacts) - Playing cards or small games - Disposable camera or GoPro What NOT to Bring - Glass bottles - Large speakers - Fireworks or flares - Illegal substances - Unnecessarily big tents! - Expensive valuables you don’t need We hope this list helps - it may not be exhaustive but it covers the basics!