What’s allowed on the campsite

To keep the campsite safe and enjoyable for absolutely everyone, here’s a clear guide to what’s allowed and what’s not.

Allowed in the campsite

• Tents of any size
• Camping stoves. Waist-height, off-the-ground, contained BBQs with wind-protecting side panels are permitted.
• Gas canisters up to a maximum of 5 litres, for the campsite only, not the main arena.
• Alcohol for personal consumption. No glass bottles; not permitted in the main arena.
• Tables and chairs
• Children under 10 on bikes within the campsite
• Community or kitchen tents up to 3m x 3m, which must be securely fixed to the ground

Not permitted anywhere on site

• Open fires, disposable BBQs or low-level BBQs
• Fireworks, Chinese lanterns, smoke canisters or flares
• Glass of any kind. Please decant all drinks into plastic containers before arriving.
• Generators, including battery-operated ones
• Drones
• Bikes for adults
• Animals, except registered assistance dogs with prior approval

Gas stove safety

Gas stoves must always be used outside your tent in a safe, wind-protected area. Anyone using a gas stove must bring their own fire extinguisher. All equipment should be checked and undamaged before use. Our campsite team will be doing spot checks throughout the weekend.

Please note: confiscated items will not be returned