Your questions, answered

Plumpton Revival takes place across the weekend of 8th–9th August 2026 at Plumpton Racecourse, near Lewes, East Sussex. The site opens at 12pm on Friday 7th August and closes at 12pm on Monday 10th August, with live entertainment running into the late evening across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets are available via the tickets page. Choose from Weekend, Day, and VIP options. Early booking is recommended as capacity is limited.

Our VIP guests enjoy covered grandstand seating, a private bar, plumbed-in flushing toilets, fast-track entry, and a welcome drink on arrival — plus more exclusive perks to be announced.

Yes. On-site camping is available for both tents and campervans throughout the weekend. Each campervan requires its own campervan pitch ticket, and every person staying on site must also hold a camping ticket in addition to their festival entry ticket. Camping areas open at 12pm on Friday 7th August and close at 12pm on Monday 10th August.

Yes. There's limited on-site parking, so we strongly recommend booking a parking pass in advance. Plumpton Racecourse is just a short walk from Plumpton Railway Station, with regular trains from Lewes, Brighton, and London Victoria.

A vibrant weekend packed with live music, '60s and '70s nostalgia, immersive walkabout acts, circus performances, vintage stalls, comedy, retro funfair rides, themed areas, and a cinema showing iconic festival footage from Woodstock, Monterey, Plumpton, and Glastonbury. A full celebration of peace, love, and good vibes.

Yes. Retro food stalls, vegan and vegetarian options, local ales and ciders, and refreshing summer drinks. You're welcome to bring sealed water bottles, but no alcohol or glass on entry.

Yes. Plumpton Revival is designed to be enjoyed by all ages, with a relaxed and safe atmosphere. Family zones, workshops, and plenty of entertainment suitable for kids and teens.

The festival takes place on largely flat ground, and accessibility routes and facilities will be provided. We aim to make the event as inclusive as possible — if you have specific requirements, please contact us in advance.

Personal cameras and phones are welcome, but please be mindful of other festival-goers. Professional photography, or filming, requires prior approval from the organisers. Drone use is strictly prohibited.

Sorry, no dogs or pets are permitted on site, except for registered assistance dogs (unless they are 'working' and in livery).

Yes. We welcome performers, walkabout acts, traders, and vintage stallholders who fit the festival's theme. Visit our apply page to sign up.

Please don't bring:

• Opened water bottles or drinks bottles (empty reusable water bottles are fine)
• Any bladed article
• Fireworks or explosives
• Any illegal drugs or narcotics, including drug paraphernalia and nitrous oxide
• Alcohol, including sealed bottles
• Needles or sharp objects (medications such as epi-pens or insulin excepted)
• Identity marker spray
• Offensive weapons, including pepper spray
• Glass in any form
• Flares
• Poles or flags
• Air horns
• Drones
• Any articles that could cause harm to the public or property

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