- FESTIVAL INFO -
FAQs
Is the festival suitable for children? Yes this is a family orientated music festival. If your child is sensitive to noise we recommend you provide them with ear defenders. Visit our Families and Activities & Experiences pages to find out about our activities for children.
Do you have car parking? Yes we have onsite car parking in the fields before the festival event arena. Disabled car parking is available near the festival entrance, please advise the entrance Marshall as you enter the site. You will need a blue badge or expressed prior written approval from us to park in the disabled area.
Do you have camping? We have camping available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Please purchase camping ticket/s for the nights you wish to camp. Only tents are permitted. Under 18s must be with an adult, i.e parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian. Anyone young person or child attempting to enter the festival campsite without their adult will be denied entry to the campsite and will have to wait at the lost child point until their parent or guardian collects them.
Do you have age restrictions? Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The responsible adult may be
asked to show ID if they look younger than 25. If the responsible adult is aged between 18 and 21 the maximum number of children they may bring into the event is 4.
Camping at Rhuddfest
You must have a weekend ticket plus camping to gain access to the camping field.
Under 18s must be with an adult, i.e parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian. Anyone young person or child attempting to enter the festival campsite without their adult will be denied entry to the campsite and will have to wait at the lost child point until their parent or guardian collects them. Max of four under 18s per adult.
The car park is open from 10:00 am on the Saturday for camping ticket holders. We advise you to arrive early if you wish to park near the camping field.
No vehicles are permitted onto the camping field.
No glass is permitted anywhere in the festival. This includes food storage containers.
No fireworks, portable laser equipment or pens are permitted.
Campfires and BBQs are not allowed.
Please use a camping stove and position away from your tent.
Please do not take up too much space when setting up camp. And please do not bring a Gazebo. Only bring the size of tent for your booking. For example a one man tent for a one person adult booking. A four birth tent for a family of two adults and two children.
You are welcome to bring your own food and beverages into the campsite (for personal consumption). Drinks are not permitted into the event arena.
Camping chairs and picnic blankets are permitted.
Say hello to your neighbours to build a community feeling.
Camping tips
Bring wet wipes. There are no power hookups or showers available.
We have our fingers and toes crossed for sunshine. Pack your wellies in case of rain.
Reusable water bottle, to fill up from the free taps on site.
A warm jumper (it can get cold at night).
Sun tan lotion
Waterproof coat
Toiletries
Enough change of clothes in case you get wet
Bring a torch to navigate the tents once dark.
Don't forget your ID if you are lucky enough to look under 25.
Campsite stewards have a base at the entrance to the camping field. They can direct and advise you and are your first port of call in an emergency.
Please be considerate to your camping neighbors. Noise curfew is at midnight.
No unauthorised tape recorders, professional film or video equipment are allowed onsite. Cameras for personal use are welcome.