Latitude Festival

Latitude Festival is 24 - 27 July 2025.

Latitude Festival is located at Henham Park in Beccles.

Coach

Big Green Coach are once again the OFFICIAL and EXCLUSIVE coach travel provider to cinch presents Latitude. Take the hassle out of planning your journey and get yourselves dropped inside the festival gates –no one gets you closer.

WEEKEND CAMPERS –Picking up from 18 locations across the UK. Services arrive on Thursday (with the option to arrive on Friday from London) and take you home on Monday morning (still covered in last night’s glitter!).

Pick up locations for weekend campers: Basingstoke, Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Colchester, Coventry, Ipswich, Leeds, London (Victoria), Manchester, Norwich, Nottingham, Portsmouth, Reading, Sheffield and Southampton.

DAY TICKETS –If you don’t fancy camping but are coming in to see your favourite act for the day; there are day return coaches on Friday, Saturday & Sunday. You’ll arrive before the action starts and they will get you back to your own bed at theend of the night. Party hard and sleep all the way back!

Pick up locations for day ticket holders: Colchester, Ipswich, London (Victoria) and Norwich.

Return journeys from just £37 return –book now before prices go up!

Deposit scheme available. Secure your seat now for the lowest possible price and clear balance later in 2022.

Car

Please do not use a Sat Nav system to get to the festival as there are different routes into the site depending on which direction you are approaching from and whether you are being dropped off, a family ticket holder, a weekend camper, bringing a campervan, a day ticket holder or a guest. Instead, please refer to the temporary festival road signage on your way to the festival site.

Parking

Weekend and day car parking is separate to the campsites in adjacent or nearby fields. Car parking is included in the price of your ticket. No sleeping, camping or fires are allowed in the car parks.

Tow-away vehicles will remove any illegally parked cars. There will be a local recovery service based onsite on Monday morning. Suffolk Police will be enforcing the speed limits approaching the site, please comply with them!

Drop off/Pick up

There is a drop off and pick up point at yellow gate.

Distances from local villages

Blyford – 6 mins, 3 miles

Blythburgh – 1.8 miles, 4 mins

Frostenden – 3.7 miles, 7 mins

Halesworth – 6.1 miles, 13 mins

Lowestoft – 13.8 miles, 26 mins

Reydon – 3.9 miles, 8 mins

Southwold – 11 mins, 5 miles

Uggeshall – 3.1 miles, 8 mins

Walberswick – 5.2 miles, 12 mins

Wangford – 1.9 miles, 4 mins

Train

The most convenient station to arrive into is Diss if attending on Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun.

Please visit abelliogreateranglia.co.uk for more train information.

All Weekend Tickets include camping onsite. There are a number of colour-coded campsites around the site. There is plenty of space in the campsites for the capacity attending and so you should be able to find a space which is comfortable for you.

On arrival at the campsites, please ask the gate staff if you would like to camp in less-crowded area. If a campsite zone is full, they will direct you to an alternative campsite.

Once camped, take a note of a nearby fixed point or mark your site with a flag so that you can find your way back. Say hello to your neighbours so you can watch out for each other throughout the festival.

You cannot drive into the campsites at any time due to fire regulations.

Zone Managers will be working 24 hours in each zone. Their bases are by each area’s fire tower. There are also teams of security and Campsite Assistance Teams (CATs) in each zone who are there if you need any help.

The Family Campsite is our dedicated area for families with children 16 or under at the festival to camp out. The site features dedicated toilets, showers, washing up facilities and food traders.

The campsite is situated right next to the family activity areas and has its own arena entrance, meaning you can get into the festival in a hop, skip and a jump.

To stay in the Family Campsite, you will need to purchase the Family Camping version of your tickets. Please be sure to choose the correct option when purchasing.

Those with the Family Camping version will have access to our Family Car Park, located close to the Family Campsite to minimise your journey from car to tent.

No single or groups of adults will be permitted in the Family Campsite unless accompanied by children 16 or under. Due to limited space, the Family Campsite area is restricted to relatives and guardians of children.

Groups of friends and other family members who arrive without children should camp in the regular campsites.

We appreciate that sometimes getting home at the end of your day at a festival is not always easy, especially from our lovely site in Suffolk. Day ticket holders may therefore choose to stay overnight and travel the following morning.

For anyone wishing to camp in the Day Campsite, there will be a charge of £5.00 per person, payable on the day only. Basic facilities (toilets and drinking water) will be made available.

To access the Day Campsite you must also be in possession of a Day Ticket for the event. Access will be from 10:00hrs on the chosen day and you must vacate the event site by no later than 09:00hrs the following day.

You need a campervan, caravan or motorhome pass for each vehicle, and each occupant, including the driver, must also have a Weekend Ticket. You must buy a campervan, caravan or motorpass for your vehicle when tickets go on sale.

If you have a campervan, caravan or motorhome pass, you can arrive on site from 2pm on Wednesday 20th July. Please note: there will be no access to the festival village, arena, or food traders until Thursday afternoon. Basic toilet facilities and water points will still be available.

Latitude aims to create an event that’s truly accessible for all, which is why – for the past 15 years – Festival Republic (who own and operate Latitude Festival) have been working in close partnership with Attitude is Everything to achieve this goal.

A charity set up to help improve deaf and disabled people’s access to live music, as well as to support the music industry in making live music events more accessible, Attitude is Everything started life as a pilot project in 2000, growing into a fully independent charity which is now part of the Arts Council England’s National Portfolio of organisations.

Latitude has a dedicated Access Team working all year round to constantly improve the experience for access customers. The team can be found at the festival itself, working alongside Attitude is Everything volunteers who run the information tent within the Access Campsite

For information on tickets head over to https://www.latitudefestival.com/tickets/