Located alongside the swimming and boating lakes, the General Campsite offers stunning views of the festival. All you need to do is book, bring your tent, choose a spot and set up camp for the weekend. Simple.

For those of you who want a little extra shut eye. If you’re staying in this campsite we ask that you do not bring portable sound systems or children under the age of eight. It’s a little further from the Main Arena so if you fancy a late-night party we may ask you to head back that way after 10pm (the unofficial curfew).

A stunning place to call home for four days, in a prime location near the arena, with an eclectic range of accommodation for you to choose between. Exclusive perks include a 24-hour reception, free parking, concierge service, a dedicated restaurant and bar, luxury toilets and showers, free pamper parlour, complimentary parking and trolley service to get your bags to your accommodation.

Please note

• You can only stay in this campsite if you book Boutique Accommodation (large enough for your whole party) and a General Camping ticket (1 per person). If you don’t have both you cannot stay in this campsite.
• If you’re booking tickets only, you’ll need to arrive with the Boutique Accommodation holder or get them to meet you on arrival.
• You cannot bring your own tent and stay in this campsite.
• Accommodation can only house the advertised capacity.

Don’t fancy the faff of bringing and pitching your own tent? Meadow Camping offers unfurnished, pre-pitched Meadow Accommodation, so all you need to do is arrive ready to enjoy the festival.

Please note

• You can only stay in this campsite if you book Meadow Accommodation (large enough for your whole party) and a General Camping ticket (1 per person). If you don’t have both, you cannot stay in this campsite.
• If you’re booking tickets only, you’ll need to arrive with the Meadow Accommodation holder or get them to meet you on arrival.
• You cannot bring your own tent and stay in this campsite.
• Accommodation can only house the advertised capacity.

Exclusively for those of you bringing little ones. It’s close to the Arena and Family Field, saving little legs from getting too tired. Perfect for a family weekend away. Just don’t forget your tent. Under 18 tickets can only be booked alongside an adult ticket (max 4 per adult), add these on during the booking process.

Our only campsite that can accommodate live-in vehicles, caravans, campervans and tents together.

Please note

• You can only stay in this campsite if you book a Live-In Vehicle Pass (1 per 6x7m pitch) and General Camping ticket (1 per person). If you don’t have both, you cannot stay in this campsite.
• Previously, there was an option to select a Live-In Vehicle festival ticket but for 2022 you only need to select a General Camping ticket and your Live-In Vehicle Pass will then allow you to access the Live-In Vehicle Campsite.
• If you’re booking tickets only and staying with someone who has booked a Live-In Vehicle Pass, you’ll need to arrive with the Live-in Vehicle Pass holder or get them to meet you on arrival.

Extra Info

• Caravans and campervans are allowed.
• Only fully converted Live-In Vehicles (fitted bed and kitchen) are permitted. If you have any doubt please email info@wildernessfestival.com.
• Towing vehicles need to be moved to the General / Quiet Car Park once your Live-In Vehicle is parked, we’ll provide you with a car park pass to do this.
• Soft structures are allowed provided they fit within your 6x7m pitch – if you need extra space you’l need to book an extra pass(es).
• There are no electricity or water hook-ups available.
• Gas cylinders must be under 7kg. No more than 1 per vehicle.
• Full information on Live-In Vehicle Camping can be found here.

Wilderness welcomes deaf and disabled guests and is working harder than ever to make the show as accessible as possible for everyone. Read our full Accessibility Information here.

Accessibility Campsite

Our dedicated Accessibility Campsite is exclusively for deaf and disabled guests. It is the closest to the arena, with a blue-badge parking area, which is free of charge to registered guests and a hard road entrance making wheelchair access easier. To apply stay here, please book a General Camping ticket, then register for the Accessibility Campsite via our Accessibility Application Form, details below.

Companion Tickets

We operate a companion ticket scheme for eligible guests. Only available for teen and adult tickets. If you’d like to apply for this, please do not book a ticket for your companion as this will not be refunded if they are approved for a companion ticket. If you do not fit the criteria for a Companion ticket but still wish to bring someone and the event has sold out by the time we inform you, we can make a ticket available to book.

Accessible Facilities

Accessible facilities at Wilderness include accessible loos, Main Stage viewing platform and BSL Interpreting Services. See all available facilities here.

How to Apply

To apply for any of these, first book your relevant campsite ticket, then register via our Accessibility Application Form. Please note this form is currently unavailable, so in the meantime, sign up to the Wilderness Accessibility mailing list and we will let you know when the form goes live.

For further information contact the Festival Republic Access Team on accessuk@festivalrepublic.com or 0207 009 3490.

For those of you who prefer not to camp, choose this option and use your wristband to come and go from the festival, as long as it’s within the gate times, released nearer to the festival.

One Car Park Pass required per vehicle.

£1 from every pass booked will be donated to ecolibrium, turning your fossil-fuel travel miles into a direct investment in renewable energy.

Make sure you book the correct pass for your campsite.

• Family Car Park Pass
• General / Quiet Car Park Pass
• Meadow Car Park Pass

What better way to start your weekend than by joining Red Fox Cycling and extending it into the perfect mini-break with their ride to Wilderness?

Starting in Richmond London, you’ll cycle through the beautiful Thames-side towns of Berkshire and the picture-perfect villages of rural Oxfordshire. You’ll camp overnight in a woodland retreat, getting to know each other around the campfire or over dinner in a quaint village pub. With guides and a support van on hand, providing food, mechanical support and plenty of encouragement. They can even bring you and your bike back to Richmond after the festival. This ride is open to cyclists of all levels and ability, you just need to be moderately fit and capable of cycling approximately 46 miles per day.