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Info
Getting there, where to sleep and what to bring. If something isn't here, ask the chat or write to us.
- Gates open
- Fri 16 July, 2 pm
- Music ends
- 2 am, Sun 1 am
- Campsite
- Thu 2 pm to Mon noon
- Shuttle
- Every 20 min from Harrow station
Getting there
Harrow Flats is two hours from the city by train. From Harrow station a free shuttle takes fifteen minutes; on foot it's an hour along the coast path.
Harrow Flats Nature Reserve Coast Road HarrowThe live map loads from OpenStreetMap.
Camping
Pitch anywhere in the dune campsite, a twelve-minute walk from the sea. Showers run from 7 am to midnight, there's a quiet field for early sleepers, and campervans park in the lower field with a camping ticket.
Getting around
Free shuttle buses run from Harrow station every 20 minutes on festival days and until 3 am at night. Bikes park by the main gate. Car parking costs €10 a day; share a car if you can.
Access
Boardwalks and mats on every main path, viewing platforms at every stage, accessible toilets and showers, and a quiet tent. Access tickets include a free ticket for a carer.
Bring along
A refillable bottle (there are free water points everywhere), a warm layer for the evenings, sun cream and earplugs. No glass, no gazebos and no single-use plastic, please.
Questions
Can I bring my dog?
Only assistance dogs, sorry: the reserve has nesting birds in July.
Is there a cash machine?
The festival is card-only, including the bars and food stalls. Phones and watches work too.
Where can I charge my phone?
At the solar charging tent next to the info point, for free. Bring your own cable.
Can I volunteer?
Yes. Volunteers work three six-hour shifts and get a free weekend ticket with camping. Sign-ups open in March; join the newsletter to hear first.
Write to us
Traders, press and partners
Want a food stall, a press pass or to work with us? Book a twenty-minute call with the festival office.
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