Your Questions Answered - Camping at Wannasee Penrith
Wannasee Penrith has excellent camping facilities available right next door to the main festival site. There are 2 large camp sites, each located very close to the main festival area, in the beautiful grounds of Hutton in the Forest, so you can pitch up, relax, and enjoy a whole weekend of brilliant live music, without a long hike!
CAMP SITES: The camp sites will no longer be colour coded to avoid confusion when people have purchased them for the wrong colour site that they want to pitch up in. Mixed camping is permitted throughout, and the sites will be filled sequentially, upon arrival, to ensure organised camping and a fair pitch size for everyone, so if you want to pitch up next to your friends please aim to meet up and arrive together.
QUIET CAMPING: There will be a specific designated quiet camping area with a noise curfew of Midnight, which you will be able to camp in, when you arrive, if you so choose. The Quiet Camping area will be clearly signposted and stewards will also be able to direct you to the same.
DISABLED: The FREE DISABLED ACCESS PERMIT is available to order (one per person) for individuals who require camping in the Disabled Camping Area and access to the disabled facilities inside the music arena.
AGE RESTRICTIONS: Anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult (age 21 or above.
Campsite access is from 9am on Friday 28th August 2020 until 2pm on Monday 31st August 2020. Camping ticket prices are on our Penrith Tickets Page and include full entry to the music and free parking for the length of your stay. You can camp for one, two or three nights. If you have a car you can park right next to your tent or caravan, for the duration of your stay, so no long walks carrying your camping gear! Awnings on the side of caravans and motor homes are permitted. All camp sites will have 24 hour security, drinking water, toilets and access to the showers block. Please note that the sites are filled sequentially to keep the camp sites organised and to ensure everyone gets a fair pitch so pitches cannot be kept empty and 'reserved' for later arrivals.
