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Farmfest

Thursday 3 August August, 2023
Gilcombe Farm, Bruton, Somerset

About Farmfest

Farmfest continues to have an ever-growing number of faithful fans. This is certainly down to the unique atmosphere that the festival induces, which is one of relaxation, calm, and serenity. Don’t get us wrong, with decorated dance tents around the grounds, playing all manner of dance classics, and a huge lineup of bands signed, there is literally something for everyone.

With the festival on the smaller side of things, there is a wonderfully tranquil, aggression-free atmosphere. The camping area is really quite close to the main stage; at Farmfestival you’re never too far away from the action.

'Gorgeous and Intimate' Top 25 UK Independent Festivals (2011)

Keeping its laid back, sponsor free, handmade aesthetic, the festival features stalls, organic food, organic cider from a local community orchard, crazy golf, Punch & Judy and a children's tent. The weekend is unlike most festivals, it is as relaxing as it is fun.

This is the sort of festival where people help each other put up their tents, where stag parties unite with families and groups of school leavers. Despite the amounts of organic cider being drunk, there really is very little boisterous behaviour, the overall tone is one of unity and peace.

People are simply there to drink, dance and have a good time. Surely that’s what all good festivals aspire to be.

'One of the best bargains of the festival season' Sunday Times, The Top 100 Festivals (2010)

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Thursday 3 August August, 2023
Gilcombe Farm, Bruton, Somerset

Farmfest Location & Travel

Farmfest Location & Travel

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Farmfestival is located on the A359 between Bruton and Frome, about 1.5 miles from Bruton. There are regular trains into Bruton Station. Bruton is 130 miles south west of central London and 30 miles south of Bristol... as the crow flies.

Please do not walk to the site from Bruton or Castle Cary train stations. The A359 is a fast and dangerous road. Taxis are available from Bruton and Castle Cary stations.

The postcode for Sat Nav is BA11 4NX. This postcode will direct you to Nunney Catch Roundabout. From there the festival will be sign-posted.