Camping is included within your festival ticket if you are bringing your own tent. You can also stay in a live-in vehicle, boutique camping, or luxury rooms on site.
If you are arriving with a campervan, caravan, motorhome, or live-in vehicle, you must purchase a separate live-in vehicle pass in advance. Cars cannot be used for sleeping unless you have a live-in vehicle pass.
Please note:
- Generators are not permitted on site due to health and safety and licensing agreements.
- Standalone tents are not permitted in the live-in vehicle area. Only tent boxes attached to the roof of your car are accepted.
- Awnings in live-in camping must be kept minimal, only pulled out by a couple of feet, to respect neighbouring space.
- If you bring a caravan, your car will need to be moved to the car park once your caravan is set up.
What if is your arrival and camping support?
We know arriving with camping equipment can feel like a journey in itself.
To help support arrivals, there will be a buggy service running between the car parks and the main campsites to assist with transporting belongings. More information about operating times and collection points will be shared closer to the gathering. We kindly ask everyone to travel light where possible and remain patient during busy arrival periods as we welcome everyone onto the land together.
- Family & Quieter camping:
Medicine is a family-friendly gathering, with children warmly welcomed and a dedicated family area with its own curated programme. We kindly ask everyone staying in the campgrounds to help maintain a peaceful atmosphere, especially during evenings and early mornings.
Are their drinking water stations?
- Drinking water stations are available across the site, so please bring a reusable water bottle and refill throughout the gathering. Single-use plastic bottles are not permitted on site (and also will not be sold)..
Are there showers with hot water & toilets available in the campsites
Yes – there are compost toilets on the festival site, and free showers (with hot water) are available within the camping grounds. Useful things to bring:
- Towel to dry yourself.
- Flip Flops to use in the showers.
- Torch or headlamp.
- Eco-friendly toiletries.
- Hand sanitiser.
- Reusable water bottle.
- Warm layers for nighttime trips across the campsite.
Please ensure that you clear the shower of any of your personal items before you leave them. The nicer you leave the showers, the nicer they will be for everybody, and we will maintain a culture of nice spaces for people to take care of themselves in.=
- PEEQUAL Squatting UrinalsThis year we’ll also have Peequal on site – a waterless squatting urinal designed to help reduce queues and improve accessibility for women and anyone who squats to pee. Peequal urinals are touch-free, open-air, faster to use, and designed with comfort and inclusivity in mind. They are also made partly from ocean plastic and use a bio-polymer derived from sugarcane.Note that toilet paper is not provided in the Peequal areas. You will need to provide your own toilet paper for this space, and pooping is also not allowed!. This is for peeing only.Look out for Peequal signage around the site.
Menstruation & Period Care
- We encourage you to bring whatever helps you feel comfortable and supported during your cycle throughout the gathering. Bins for sanitary disposal will be provided within toilet areas across the site to support safe and respectful disposal of period products.You may also wish to bring:
- Menstrual cups or discs
- Reusable pads or period underwear
- Comfort items and self-care essentials.
Please ask a steward or wellbeing team member if you need support at any point during the gathering.
Are there cashpoints on site?
- There are no cashpoints on site, but most points of sale will take cards.
Can I bring my live-in vehicle?
Yes we have space for camper vans etc, but you must buy a separate live-in/campervan ticket.