Glastonbury Festival has a variety of toilet types and all are cleaned at least once a day. Please don’t pee anywhere except in the loos. Urine can kill fish and wildlife in the streams and pollute our beautiful farm. All Festival loo points have either hand washing or hand sanitiser facilities – make sure you […]

Around the Festival site many different spiritual groups offer hospitality and sanctuary, and some provide welfare for those in need. You will not be expected to join in any acts of worship or other activities run by the tents, although you are welcome to join in if you wish. They are all present at the […]

Due to the enormous demands on our water supply, Glastonbury is not able to offer large numbers of public showers. For those desperate for a shower, there are a small number of showers available at the bottom of the Kidzfield and in the Greenpeace field, but you should expect to queue for a while to […]

If you’re interested in applying to trade at the Festival, click here. Glastonbury Festival aims to provide memorable, creative and vibrant markets making the Festival a unique experience for all who attend. Whether you are absorbing the sights and sounds, tastes and smells or feeling the vibes – indulge all your senses, it’s all available here […]

Tipis have long established themselves as part of the annual landscape at Glastonbury Festival. There are a limited number of Tipis available to hire for Festival-goers, in the Tipi Village near the Stone Circle and adjacent to the Park area of the Festival, offering spectacular views across the whole site from the hills. The Tipi […]

Glastonbury Festival’s official offsite campsite, Worthy View, will once again be back in 2024, offering unpretentious, custom-made and pre-erected Festival accommodation a short walk from the Festival site (up the hill above the Stone Circle field) for those who would like to have a tent ready and waiting for them on arrival at the Festival, […]

DO NOT DROP OFF ON LOCAL ROADS OR NEAR VEHICLE GATES – IT IS DANGEROUS FOR PEDESTRIANS AND VEHICLES. For those being dropped-off at the Festival we have set up a 24 hour Drop and Collect service with a 24/7 bus service that runs to and from the Festival (GATE A) continuously. Dropping off on […]

Car-sharing is a great way to travel to Glastonbury Festival. It allows those with cars to offer lifts to and from the Festival in return for a share of the fuel cost, reducing the number of cars on our roads and helping drivers lighten the financial cost of travel. There are a number of car […]

The closest international airport to Glastonbury Festival is Bristol International Airport. This airport serves a number of European destinations. National Express runs coach services from Heathrow Airport directly to the Festival. Return tickets must be pre-booked and are available online here. There is also a regular bus link from Bristol airport called, “A1 – Bristol […]

With the general election just a matter of months away, Left Field brings together activists, artists and agitators to address the issues that confront us in these troubled times: cost of living; housing; social cohesion; wars; accountability. Among our panelists are a number of Labour MPs who could be sitting in cabinet this time next […]