A New Day Festival

A New Day Festival takes place Friday 15th - Sunday 17th August 2025.

A New Day Festival is located in Mount Ephpraim Gardens in Faversham, Kent. The postcode is ME13 9TX.

A New Day Festival is a family festival there are no age restrictions. You may be asked to show photo ID.

You are not allowed to bring your own food and drink into A New Day Festival site however you can take them onto the campsites. There will be a wide variety of food and drink stalls inside the festival, serving up organic, vegetarian and vegan options. 

Fold up chairs are allowed into the festival but you are asked to pack them away during the evening when the arenas are reaching their busiest capacity. 

Windbreaks or gazebos are not permitted into the festival.

The specific timings are confirmed much closer to the date of the festival, usually on social media. Make sure to keep an eye on A New Day's Facebook page for updates!

Yes camping is available on site for A New Day Festival with pitches starting from £6 plus booking fee. 

There are parking facilities and most importantly, it's free!

By Car - Situated between Boughton and Hernhill Mount Ephpraim Gardens is approximately 1 mile from the end of the M2.

By Rail - The closest railway station is Faversham Station. 

Please see the ticket section for more information on ticket prices.

Your RapidScan tickets are ready for you as soon as your order completes. Just head to www.skiddle.com/orders or the 'my tickets section within the app for full access to your tickets.

Unfortunately we can’t issue you with a refund if you can’t make the event due to work commitments or your mates have dropped out. In these circumstances, we advise passing on your tickets privately to avoid losing out on the money spent.

Refunds can only be offered if the event is cancelled or postponed, as agreed upon purchase.

We have had to review our policy, so please read carefully. A person requiring a carer must be in possession of higher rate DLA or enhanced rate PIP with a care component. Just having a Blue Badge will not qualify for carer concession. Disabled people with a clear need for a carer can buy a ticket with carer option on the ticket page.  

For those that are not camping there is a disabled parking area adjacent to the festival entrance. On arrival please let the stewards know that you are disabled and they will direct you to the parking area. Disabled parking & camping is STRICTLY for Blue Badge holders. Any vehicle in disabled area without a blue badge will be removed!  
If you are camping, there is a separate disabled parking and camping area adjacent to the exit of the campsite. There are also disabled toilets in this area.  

Almost all the site has good disabled access. However, there are several steep gradients - especially in front of the main stage - and there are no tracking mats provided for the pathways, should it rain. We advise that guests in standard self-propelled wheelchairs may not find the site very straightforward. We recommend the use of Free-Wheel adaptors or, if you prefer, the rental of motorised scooters via Shopmobility at Whitefriars Canterbury (2nd Floor Car Park - They validate parking too!). Scooters should be booked in advance by calling 01227 459889  

Disabled toilet facilities are available for the festival and disabled campers will be situated close to disabled toilets on the campsite.  

Scooters can be charged next to the disabled viewing platform during the day. We are looking into the possibility of overnight charging facilities but can’t promise anything just yet.