Orchard camping
A family field, a quiet field and a lively field nearest the stages, each with hot showers, water points and its own stewards.
Music festival · three days on a farm near Bristol
Lowfield Festival Three stages in one green valley.
Indie, folk and late-night electronic music across three stages, with camping in the orchard, food from forty West Country traders and a firm cap of 9,000 tickets so the fields never feel crowded. Bring wellies, bring friends and leave the folding gazebo at home.
Weekend camping tickets go to the mailing list first.
Gates open in
Campsite gates open at noon on the Friday, and the main stage starts at four.
Everything is a short walk from your tent
The whole festival fits in one valley: campsites on the slopes, stages at the bottom and the millpond in between.
Forty food traders
Wood-fired pizza, Somali stews, vegan doughnuts and a cider bar run by the farm, with nothing on any menu over twelve pounds.
Daytime in the valley
Wild swimming in the millpond, craft workshops, a dance tent for toddlers and acoustic sets in the woods.
Leave no trace
Reusable cups, a £10 tent deposit returned when you take it home, and buses from Bristol Temple Meads every twenty minutes.
Who is playing
Mark the sets you want to catch and keep your own plan for the weekend.
9 sets
Five-piece indie band from Leeds, closing the first night with songs from their second album.
Fingerpicked guitar and close harmonies under the oak trees.
Late-night house set that runs until two in the morning.
Soul singer with a seven-piece band and a horn section.
Folk-rock six-piece from Glasgow with fiddle, banjo and very loud drums.
Twelve players covering everything from Afrobeat to drum and bass.
Storytelling folk duo with harp and fiddle, ideal for families.
Synth-pop trio closing the festival with a new light show.
Ambient electronic set with live visuals projected on the barn roof.
Last summer at Lowfield
Swipe through a weekend in the valley.
Tickets
Tickets go on sale to the mailing list forty-eight hours before general release. Prices include booking fees.
Early-bird tickets are 20% less until the first 2,000 sell
Day ticket
Saturday or Sunday, without camping.
£69per ticket
- Entry from 11:00 to midnight
- All three stages
- Shuttle from Bristol
Weekend camping
Friday noon to Monday morning, with a pitch in the orchard.
£189per ticket
- Three days of music
- Camping in your chosen field
- Hot showers and lockers
- Shuttle from Bristol
Campervan weekend
Two weekend tickets and a campervan pitch with hook-up.
£259per ticket
- Two weekend tickets
- Pitch with electric hook-up
- Arrive on Thursday evening
Good to know
Is there an age limit?
Under-sixteens camp with an adult, and children under twelve go free with a paying adult.
Can I bring drinks?
Into the campsite only: a crate of beer or two bottles of wine per person, and no glass.
Is the site accessible?
Viewing platforms at every stage, an accessible campsite by the gate and free carer tickets.
What if it rains?
We carry on. Two stages are covered and the main paths are laid with trackway.
How do I get there?
Shuttles from Bristol Temple Meads every twenty minutes on Friday, plus car parking at £15.
Can I get a refund?
You can resell at face value through our official exchange until a week before the gates open.
Get on the ticket list
First access to tickets, line-up news as it is announced, and nothing else. About six emails a year.