The Food Museum is a 75 acre site encompassing an 18th century mansion house, walled garden, beautiful grounds, a windmill and farm and much more. It was established as a space to collect, preserve and display objects from rural East Anglia, so there are gems around every corner. An unexpected highlight of your festival experience could be a ride on a working steam engine, a slam poetry event in a wicker dell, or a chance encounter in a secret wedding chapel.

Camping (and campervan pitches) is in the lower field, a two minute walk from the lawn where the main stage will be set up. There are lots of other unique spaces for stopping by, sharing an adventure, or snapping up something delicious to eat or stylish to wear.

The site is a short walk from Stowmarket train station, and there’s lots of parking available. Best of all, there’s a supermarket right outside the venue: grab yourself a bottle or two and head right in!

For more information about the festival, including details of where to stay, who to bring, and what you can expect, head to our Information section for details.