Vegan Camp Out festival

The event is all ages but under 16's must be accompanied by an adult 18+

The carpark will open at 12pm on the Friday, and the festival itself will open at 1pm. Follow signs for Carpark/Main Entrance. Have your car pass ticket up on your phone when arriving at the carpark. Once you're in the carpark, please get your e-tickets up on your smartphone ready to show to the people at the festival ticket entrance. If you are being dropped off or picked up, there will be a designated spot. The festival ends at 2pm on the Monday, which is when you need to have left by. The festival is open 24/7 so you can arrive or leave at any time of the day or night.

Although Vegan Camp Out isn't aimed at families, hundreds of families attend the event as everything on-site is open to all ages! You get your own personal camping field, away from the noise and which can't be accessed by non-families. In this field you get your own toilets and showers. And there is also a bouncy castle, a slide, facepainting, and a marquee for children's activities/games, all free of charge run by Laura Chepner, Education Officer at The Vegan Society. We will look at having a family parking section nearer to the family campsite if we can make it happen. If you're over in the caravan field, you will still be able to access the family camping field and spend time in there with the other families and be able to access all the various activities.

The venue carpark is £17.50 for the full weekend (£25 on the day), paid for in advance from our tickets page (motorbikes are free). Parking is near to the festival entrance. There will be security monitoring it overnight, however vehicles and their contents are left at the owner’s own risk. Vegan Camp Out do not accept liability for any loss or damage to vehicles or their contents. Please have just your parking e-ticket (not festival ticket) up on your phone ready for scanning at the carpark entrance.

If you're coming by car, the address is Bicester Heritage, Oxfordshire OX26 5HA. If you're coming by train - you can get a train to Bicester Village or Bicester North (which is only 1.2 miles away - 5 minute drive or 15 minute walk). There's a direct train from London which is only 45 minutes! More travel info coming soon!

Our new venue is a greenfield site which does have its drawbacks as well as positives. Grass can become muddy in wet weather and make accessibility more difficult. However, we are designing our site with people that need more accessibility specifically in mind, along with ample accessible toilets and specific viewing areas. For disabled/deaf attendees, a free PA ticket is available if you're registered blind, deaf, a wheelchair user, or in receipt of higher rate DLA/PIP or equivalent (you may be required to provide documentation to evident your eligibility of free PA entry), and are aged 13 or over. Just buy a ticket for yourself as normal, and bring your PA with you on the day, who will be given entrance to the festival free of charge. Disabled attendees will also have their own parking and camping area closer to the arena. More specifics will be released nearer the time when the site layout has been finalised.

There will be a BSL interpreter for both the main stage and activism stage! There will be an area designated for deaf attendees in both stages or those that will benefit from this service so you can see the interpreter. When facing main stage outside, enter from the left entrance into the building (this will be sign posted).