LIVE IN VEHICLE TICKETS - You need to purchase one ticket per live in vehicle, not per person. 

There are two Live In Vehicle ticket types available. Live In Vehicle tickets allows entry to ONE sleep-in vehicle (see guidelines below for definition of sleep-in vehicles) and does not include electrical hook up.

Electrical Hookup Live In Vehicle tickets allow entry to ONE sleep-in vehicle, and includes electrical hookup. Please note if you would like power, you will need to purchase this ticket. 

Please note if you have purchased a 3 day ticket you will not be allowed entry with your live-in vehicle until Friday, 8am. 

Live In Vehicle Red - Accessed via Red Gate. Electrical hook up available in this campsite.

Live In Vehicle Meadow - Accessed via Purple Gate. Electrical hook up available in this campsite. Live-in Vehicle Meadow area is approximately 1km from the arena; about 15 – 20 minutes walk.

Live In Vehicle Yellow - Accessed via Purple Gate. Electrical hook up available in this campsite. The Live-in Vehicle Yellow area is approximately 1.5km from the arena; about 20-25 minutes walk.

Live In Vehicle Disabled - Accessed via Red Gate. Gives access to the disabled campsite with a camper van or caravan. Must be purchased in conjunction with a 3 or 4 day disabled ticket.

Please note we are no longer selling Electrical Hookup as an extra to a Live In Vehicle ticket. If you would like an electrical hookup you will need to purchase an Electrical hookup ticket, which includes the price of your pitch and power. 

All attendees must also have a valid ticket for access to the festival. Read our electrical hook-up FAQs below and find out how it all works.

Electrical Hook-Up FAQs:

How will I find my pitch?

When you arrive, staff will be there to greet you and show you to your pitch.

How will I get power?

The connection will be within 25 meters of your pitch so please make sure you bring an adequate cable. The cable should be a 16 amp rated Ceeform single phase.

When will I have power?

Power will be provided from 12pm Thursday 25th July 2024 through until 10am Monday 29th July 2024.

Where does the power come from?

The equipment and power supply is all from onsite generators and temporary distribution.  Whilst every practical measure is taken to ensure that the noise from these is minimal, it is not possible to soundproof them entirely.

What appliances can I use?

At any one time, the total of all appliances in use for each pitch must not exceed 6 amps.  Listed below is an example of typical equipment and their power usage.

Appliance Watts Approximate Amps:

• Kettle 750 watts 3.3 amps
• Toaster 1300 watts 5.6 amps
• Microwave 1200 watts 5.2 amps
• Refrigerator 125 watts 0.5 amps
• Table Lamp 60 watts 0.2 amps

Because these systems often draw large amounts of power, it is recommended, where possible, that they are limited to 500 watts only.

How to Connect and Disconnect:

ALWAYS in this order

1. Check your motorhome isolating switch is at ‘OFF’.
2. Uncoil the connecting cable from the drum (a coiled cable with current flowing through it may 
overheat).
3. Take your cable and insert the connector (female end) into the caravan inlet.
4. Insert the plug (male end) into the site outlet socket and turn it clockwise until it locks.
5. Switch your caravan isolating switch to ‘ON’.
6. Preferably insert a polarity tester into one of the 3-pin sockets in the caravan to check all connections are correctly wired. Never leave it in the socket. The supply must not be used if the polarity is incorrect.

Disconnection:

1. Switch your live-in vehicle isolating switch to ‘OFF’.
2. At the site supply socket, press the release button and withdraw the plug.
3. Disconnect the cable from the caravan.

If…

If at any time you do not receive power or have any other electrical problem which you do not understand a qualified electrician may be needed, particularly if there is a fault that keeps recurring.

If you overload your mains system a circuit breaker will disconnect your supply. Go to the external socket outlet and reset the trip switch for your particular plug socket. Please be aware if you connect faulty appliances to the system the safety devices may disconnect not only your power but also to other outfits. Should a fault occur do not investigate anything unless you have disconnected from the supply. The trip in your van may need to be reset; know where to find it. If your cable is damaged, never cut, rejoin or tape- up and never wrap any connection in polythene sheets as the condensation that forms will easily conduct live electricity.

If your vehicle does not adhere to the following rules you will not be allowed access into the live-in vehicle field.

Your live-in vehicle must have purpose-built fitted sleeping facilities and either fitted cooking or washing facilities.

Any converted vehicles must clearly be live-in vehicles. (A van with a piece of foam cut to size for a bed and bucket for washing does not qualify). 19kg is the maximum size for Gas bottles and must be housed in a purpose-built storage cupboard. A team of campsite staff and security will check each vehicle’s live-in facilities. Those in unsuitable vehicles (including unconverted vans) with tickets for the live-in vehicle fields will be denied entry and asked to park in the festival car parks. Security patrols will not permit sleeping in any vehicle in these car parks.

There is space for one car to be parked beside the live-in vehicle if it requires towing. Any other member of your party arriving by car will need to park in the festival car parks. A trailer tent must be purpose-built and manufacturer made. All vehicles longer than 7 meters must purchase two campervan field tickets to cover the extra space required. The pitching of tents with camper vans is discouraged for safety reasons, however, if your group is too large to fit into your live-in vehicle, you may pitch one small two-person tent immediately beside the vehicle. The Live-In Vehicle Ticket charge is to help cover the costs of fire stewarding this area and ensuring that Health & Safety guidelines with regard to petrol containing vehicles are followed.

Why carry your tent to WOMAD when you can have one ready and waiting when you arrive? Pre-order a Camp WOMAD 2 or 4 person tent for 2024.

Situated in our separate, secure Glamping area with staff on reception from 8am to 11pm each day, our Camp WOMAD tents are designed using all-season fabric with steel frames, plus a unique guy rope system that keeps them sturdy. As a Camp WOMAD guest, you have free access to our Glamping showers and toilets and you can charge your mobile phone for free in our reception tent whilst enjoying a complimentary cup of tea or coffee.

Your tent is split into two areas. As you enter the tent there is an undercover porch for footwear or other camping equipment – please note this section does not include a groundsheet. The porch then leads onto your sleeping area which is accessed via another zipped door. Your sleeping area (with additional storage space) is made up of a heavy-duty waterproof groundsheet that’s stitched into the surrounding flysheet.

Your tent booking also includes additional outdoor space in front of your tent so that you’ve got space to set up your camping stove, other equipment or for just lying back on the grass with a cold drink to enjoy the sunshine.

Camp WOMAD extras may only be purchased with a valid Camp WOMAD tent ticket.

Don’t fancy pitching your own tent? Book one of our brand new Bell Tents in our Glamping area.

Please note Bell Tent tickets are NOT valid without a WOMAD 3 or 4-day ticket.

Our new Bell Tents are pre-pitched so all you need to do is arrive ready to enjoy the festival! The tents are empty allowing you to bring all furnishings and bedding yourselves, so you can feel truly at home over the weekend. You can purchase mattresses, sleeping bags and pillows if you would like to add a bit of luxury via the Camp WOMAD extra comforts below.

Spacious and naturally beautiful, our Bell Tents are made from cotton canvas with a built-in groundsheet. They are 4.5m in size and can fit up to four people. This tent is available from Thursday 25th July 2024 so please remember to purchase a 4 Day ticket per person if you wish to arrive on Thursday. 

Situated in Camp WOMAD, our separate and secure Glamping area, you will find helpful staff on reception from 8am to 11pm each day. You will have free access to our Glamping showers and toilets and you can charge your mobile phone for free in our reception tent whilst enjoying a complimentary cup of tea or coffee.

Your tent booking also includes additional outdoor space in front of your tent so that you’ve got space to set up your camping stove and other equipment.

Why not add a little luxury to your glamping experience with an electrical hook-up? This will give enough power to run some fairy lights, charge your phone, or power an iPad, giving a boost to your festival experience. The electrical hook-up is available with Bell Tent only.

PARK and CAMP - You need to purchase one ticket per car/space, not per person. This ticket will allow you to park one vehicle within 10 metres of your tent. Size of camping pitch will be 8m x 8m One vehicle space is provided Sleep-in vehicles are not allowed in this area. Sleeping in your vehicle is not allowed.

Park and Camp Red - Accessed via Red Gate. Park and Camp RED is approximately 0.5km from the arena; about 10 – 15 minutes walk.

Park and Camp Meadow - Accessed via Purple Gate. Park and Camp Meadow is approximately 1km from the arena; about 15 – 20 minutes walk.

You can also stay in Airstreams or Hearthworks accommodation at WOMAD 2024. Click the links below for more information:

For Airstreams click here
For Hearthworks Tipis and Yurts click here