Northern Kin Camping Info

There will be a team on site, to help you unload your camping gear and settle in your camping pitch. We have two picturesque camp sites:

Camp Sites A & B, are both located next each other, directly next to the main music site, in our beautiful new location.
Camp Site C is next door, in the main festival site and only a 5 minute walk from the main music arena.

ALL Camp Site A and B ticket-holders will be in the Main Field, and all Site C ticket-holders will also be located in the Main Field, as detailed on the map, below. All camping sites have the same facilities on Sites A, B & C - showers, toilet blocks, drinking water, ELSAN waste disposal and 24/7 security. See the map here for camp site locations. Each site has 3 camping sections for:

1) Motorhomes/Caravans/Camper Vans/Live-In Vehicles

2) Tents

3) Disabled Camping (Blue Badge holders).

Access times to arrive at the camp sites:

Thursday (free early arrival) Access: 5pm - 11pm
Friday Access: 12noon - 8pm
Saturday Access: 8am - 5pm
Sunday Access: 8am - 5pm

Camping Tickets

Are charged per person and include free vehicle parking. Under 16’s are FREE but tickets are limited to 2 per Adult ticket order and must be booked when ordering Adult tickets. Under 18's must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult aged 18 or above. Disabled Camping Section permits are for Blue Badge holders only.

Motorhomes/Caravans/Camper Vans/Live-In Vehicles

A Permit for all live-in vehicles used for camping must be pre-booked when ordering camping tickets. There is a small £10 surcharge to reserve your camping pitch and limited numbers available.

Food & Drink

There'll be a varied range of food traders with all kinds of food available in our new food court area, including vegetarian and vegan options, and all at competitive prices. We'll have a choice of bars at the site, run by a professional festival bar suppliers, giving you more choice and fast service, with the same competitive drink prices and more bar staff to make sure you’re not queuing. We want you to have a great time without making a hole in your wallet!

You may bring food and drink on the camp site when you arrive, for personal consumption in the camp site only.

You may bring limited food and soft drink into the music entertainment area, when you arrive, for personal consumption only. A small food picnic in a small bag or rucksack is allowed, (no large bags, holdalls or cool boxes), plus one 500ml plastic, sealed and previously unopened bottle of soft drink or water per person, is permitted. However, your own alcohol may not be consumed in the designated entertainment area due to licensing restrictions.

Free drinking water will be provided so you can bring in an empty reusable plastic or aluminium bottle for refills.

However, your own alcohol may not be consumed in the designated entertainment area due to licensing restrictions. NO GLASS or metal utensils are allowed on site due to Health & Safety restrictions.

Dogs

Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead at all times, with any fouling picked up and disposed of in the appropriate area. If your dog shows any signs of distress when near the music area please remove them for their welfare.

Open Fires/Barbeques

We want people to enjoy their time at Northern Kin, to the fullest, and that means great camping facilities, but we must balance this against safety requirements and good practice. To that end, our advice on BBQs, Camping Stoves and Fires is set out below:

Open fires are permitted only in fireproof containers clearly raised from the ground (fire pits etc) and should only be used when supervised by persons sober and sensible.
BBQs are permitted only when clearly raised from the ground (fire pits etc) and should only be used when supervised by persons sober and sensible.
Camping Stoves are permitted, and we wholeheartedly encourage people to use either solid or liquid fuelled options which are not only much safer but more environmentally friendly too.
If you use a gas canister supplied stove (butane etc) please ensure that you bring only the minimum amount of gas required for your stay and both always use and store these items appropriately.
All fires / stoves must always be used an appropriate distance from any tents. At least 1m is essential and over 2m for any form of open fire or BBQ.
Security will prevent any improper use of fires, BBQs or stoves and person who fail to follow these basic safety steps risk their items being seized and/or being ejected from the Festival.

Please enjoy, but do so sensibly and safely, thank you.

Campers please note

If you have camping tickets and would like to camp near to friends, please try to ensure you enter the site all together, as camping plots will be filled up sequentially.
There is no designated meeting area inside the site, so if you want to camp together, simply advise the marshals and, where possible, they’ll organise to reserve the camping space next to you, to be kept for your mates, for when they arrive.
Please note, live-in vehicles such as campers, caravans, motorhomes, etc, will not be able to pitch up in the Tents section for safety reasons.
The Disabled Camping section is located closest to the music entertainment area for ease of access, and is for Blue Badge holders only.
If you have any other specific camping requirements or queries, please email us at info@northernkinfestival.co.uk or via our Contact page and we will do everything we can to help you. Also note that camping tickets will not be available on the gate - camping is pre-sale only.

Don’t miss it - we’ll see you there!

As always, camping and day tickets will be strictly limited on a first come first served basis and the ticket prices have remained the same. The team who run Northern Kin really care about the festival and can promise you fantastic live music, a great, friendly, festival atmosphere, and a brilliant weekend that everyone can afford. We're really proud of Northern Kin and we know you love it too. Don’t miss it and we’ll see you there!

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