Tubstock Festival FAQs

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Directions from Hurstpierpoint High Street. As you come out of The Hop Tub take a right and head West towards the Church on the High Street.

Continue straight over the roundabout at the Church and the high street becomes Albourne Road.

Continue down Albourne Road, past the allotments until you reach the T-Junction with the B2118 London Road (approximately 1 mile)

At the Junction, take a left following the road signs for the B2118 towards Brighton.

After 250 meters take the right hand turning onto Church Lane. Follow Church Lane for approximately 200 meters and take the next Left following the sign for Church Lane Follow Church Lane for 450meters past a line of houses on the left and as the road bends left you’ll find the entrance to Tubstock on your right.

What ticket types are available? We offer:

Weekend Tickets Day Tickets Child Tickets Camping Passes Car Parking Tickets Campervan Tickets Do children need tickets?

Children under 5 years old enter free. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Are tickets refundable?

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled.

Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

Tickets can be transferred via the ticket provider before the event.

What happens if I forget my ticket?

Electronic tickets on your phone are accepted. If you have any problems locating your tickets, please contact the ticket provider before arriving.

Camping Is camping included in my ticket?

Camping is included with Weekend Tickets only.

When is the campsite open?

The campsite is open to Weekend Ticket holders and performers from midday on Friday 19th June and must be vacated by 9pm on Sunday 21st June.

What facilities are available in the campsite?

Facilities include:

Toilets Showers Drinking water Waste and recycling points Can I park next to my tent?

Yes. Weekend Ticket holders are permitted to park their vehicle alongside their tent within the campsite.

Can I bring a campervan?

Campervan passes are available but must be booked in advance.

Is electrical hook-up available?

No. Electrical hook-up facilities are not available.

Can I bring a generator?

No. Personal generators are not permitted within the campsite. This helps us maintain a safe, peaceful and environmentally conscious environment for all guests.

Can I have a campfire or BBQ?

Only raised BBQs are allowed. No open fires. A large communal fire pit will be in operation throughout the festival to encourage community, sharing and to help reduce emissions.

Are there quiet camping areas?

Yes – we provide family and quiet camping areas. No amplified music is permitted after 11pm, and we ask all campers to be respectful of their neighbours.

Will there be food available for campers in the morning?

Yes. Breakfast and hot drink vendors will be operating on Saturday and Sunday mornings for campers.

Are dogs allowed?

Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in both the campsite and the main arena. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs and ensuring they are comfortable around crowds and loud noises.

Please consider leaving dogs at home during periods of hot weather, as shade around the site may be limited and the festival environment can be busy and noisy for some animals.

Can I go back to my campsite during the day?

Yes. Your wristband allows you to move freely between the campsite and arena throughout the weekend.

Food & Drink Will there be food available?

Yes. We host a selection of local food traders with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

Can I bring my own alcohol?

You may bring alcohol for personal consumption in the campsite only.

Can I bring drinks into the arena?

Alcohol brought from home must remain within the campsite and may not be taken into the main festival arena.

Are there bars onsite?

Yes, we have fully licensed bars serving craft beer, cider, wine and soft drinks.

Do traders take card or cash?

Most traders accept card payments, but we recommend bringing some cash.

Will allergen information be available?

Yes. Food traders will provide allergen information, but we strongly recommend speaking directly with vendors if you have allergies or dietary requirements.

Is drinking water available?

Yes. Free drinking water refill points are available throughout the festival site. Please help us reduce waste by bringing a reusable bottle.

Travel & Parking Is parking available?

Yes. Parking passes can be purchased when buying tickets. There are limited spaces available and we encourage as many people as possible to car share or walk where possible to help with our sustainability objectives.

Disabled parking bays are available but may be limited unless requested at the time of booking.

Can I leave and re-enter the festival?

Yes. Wristbands allow re-entry during the event.

Event Experience Is the festival family friendly?

Yes. We welcome families and have activities for children throughout the weekend. Some activities may require booking or incur an additional charge.

What time does the music finish?

Live music finishes at approximately 10:30pm, with the site becoming quieter afterwards to respect campers and neighbouring residents.

Can I bring chairs and picnic blankets?

Yes. Folding chairs and picnic blankets are welcome. Gazebos and large structures are not permitted in the main arena as they can obstruct views and create hazards.

What happens if it rains?

Tubstock takes place rain or shine. Please come prepared for all weather conditions, as refunds cannot be issued due to adverse weather.

Is the festival accessible?

We aim to make Tubstock as accessible as possible. Accessible toilets and disabled parking are available. If you have specific accessibility requirements, please contact us in advance so we can help make your visit as enjoyable as possible.

Will photographs and videos be taken?

Yes. Official photographers and videographers may be capturing the event. By attending, you consent to your image being used for promotional purposes.

Safety & Welfare Will there be first aid available?

Yes. Professional first aid cover will be available throughout the event. If you require assistance, please speak to a steward or member of staff.

Will there be security onsite?

Yes. Trained security staff and stewards will be present throughout the event to help ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience. Please leave valuables at home as the camping area will be unpatrolled by our security team.

What should I do if I lose something?

Lost property can be handed in or collected from the Information Point during the festival. After the event, please contact us via email and we'll do our best to reunite you with your belongings.

Can I charge my phone?

We recommend bringing a power bank as charging facilities may be limited.

What are you doing to be environmentally friendly?

We encourage visitors to recycle, use reusable water bottles and share transport where possible. Please help us leave the site as we found it and respect the surrounding countryside. Reusable cups will also be available for purchase.

What are the expectations around behaviour?

Tubstock is a friendly, family-oriented festival. We ask all guests to respect fellow festivalgoers, our neighbours and the countryside. Anti-social behaviour, excessive drunkenness, violence, discrimination, harassment or abuse will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the event without refund.

What items are not allowed?

Prohibited items include:

Illegal substances Fireworks Glass bottles Large sound systems Drones Laser pens Generators