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Last Updated: 27 October 2026
The legendary festival returns to Worthy Farm, in Somerset, in June 2027, and the tickets are already sold out. But if you think you’ve missed your chance, think again: a resale of returned and unpaid tickets is planned for the spring, so get your tent (or campervan!) ready and find out all you need to know about Glastonbury 2027:
Key Takeaways (TL;DR)
- Glastonbury 2027 runs from Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 June 2027 at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.
- Tickets sold out in 42 minutes on 4 October 2026, but cancelled and returned tickets will be resold in spring 2027 through the official resale.
- There are campervan tickets available for those with General Admission tickets, and four official campervan field options.
- Glastonbury camping is included with your ticket, and you can pitch a tent in the general camping fields or upgrade to pre-erected tents, tipis or boutique camping.
- Campervan fields have no electric hook-ups and no generators are allowed, so plan to be off-grid for five days.
Table of Contents
- Glastonbury 2027 Dates and Tickets
- Where to Stay for Glastonbury 2027
- Getting to Glastonbury
- Glastonbury 2027 Survival Guide
- Why Indie Campers Is the Best Way to Do Glastonbury
- FAQs About Glastonbury 2027
Glastonbury 2027 Dates and Tickets
The next edition of Glastonbury will take place from Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 June 2027. More than 4,000 performances across over 100 stages have been announced, and both the General Admission tickets and the Ticket + Coach packages sold out in less than 1 hour.
But it’s not too late! The tickets were simply reserved and must be paid in full between 1 and 7 April, and those which are cancelled and returned will be resold soon after, through the official Glastonbury ticket website only.
You must be registered to buy a ticket, and registration has already reopened.
Please note that Glastonbury tickets are non-transferable and carry the holder’s photo. Never buy from third-party resale sites.
Where to Stay for Glastonbury 2027
Camping: On-Site Options
General Camping
Every Glastonbury ticket includes camping, and there are no reservations for the pitches. So, get ready to arrive early on Wednesday to find the best spot for your tent. Some tips:
- Pitch on high ground to avoid water running into your tent if it rains.
- Pitch near a landmark (a flag or a tower) so you can find your tent at night.
- Bring a tent you’ll take home. Glastonbury’s message is “Love the Farm, Leave No Trace.”
Pre-Erected Tents, Tipis and Boutique Camping
If you prefer to travel light, Glastonbury has pre-erected tents, tipis and boutique camping areas such as Worthy View and Sticklinch. These are extra to your ticket and can sell out fast.
Accessible Camping
Glastonbury’s Spring Ground Accessible Campsite and accessible campervan and caravan pitches are available for disabled festival-goers, along with an Essential Companion/PA ticket scheme.
Glastonbury Campervan Tickets and Fields
A campervan is one of the most comfortable ways to do Glastonbury, as you can rest in a real bed, lock your valuables during the day and enjoy a real toilet and shower.
Campervan tickets are available for General Admission ticket holders only, not for those who booked a Ticket + Coach package, and are also non-transferable.
Glastonbury Accommodation Off-Site
Glastonbury is a camping festival, which means most people stay on Worthy Farm for the full five days. Off-site accommodation is limited and expensive during the festival week, so book your place in advance:
- Nearby towns: Glastonbury town, Wells and Shepton Mallet are the closest, with hotels, B&Bs and holiday lets.
- Bristol and Bath: Larger cities about an hour’s drive away, with more choice and better prices.
- Off-site campsites: Some private campsites around Somerset offer festival-week pitches, and a few run transport to the festival. Check transport options and possible affiliations with the festival before booking.
Our tip: If you have a festival ticket, a campervan pass is usually better value than off-site accommodation, as you avoid daily travel and stay close to the action.
Getting to Glastonbury
| How | Details |
|---|---|
| Campervan from Bristol | Around 40 minutes from the Indie Campers Bristol depot (40 km or 24 miles) |
| Campervan from London | Around 3 hours from the London depot (200 km or 126 miles) |
| Campervan from Manchester | Around 4 hours from the Manchester depot (300 km or 190 miles) |
| Train | Castle Cary is the nearest station, with festival shuttle buses to the site |
| Coach | Ticket + Coach packages are currently sold out |
| Car | Buy a car parking pass when you pay your balance; also, consider car-sharing |
Arrival tip: Traffic around Pilton is heaviest on Wednesday morning. Campervans can arrive from Tuesday at noon, which helps you beat the main rush.
Glastonbury 2027 Survival Guide
- Check the weather and prepare for both extremes – Late June in Somerset can bring heatwaves or mud, so pack sunscreen and wellies.
- Stay hydrated – Bring a refillable water bottle and use the free water taps across the site.
- Plan your meet-up points – Phone signal can be patchy, so agree on fixed landmarks with your group.
- Charge up – Carry a power bank and use the phone charging points on site.
- Lock up valuables – If you have a campervan, lock it and close all windows every time you leave.
- Pace yourself – It’s five days, so sleep when you can, eat properly and take breaks away from the main stages.
- Explore beyond the headliners – There are more than 100 stages and some of the best moments are in the smaller areas.
- Love the Farm, Leave No Trace – This is the festival motto. Take your tent and rubbish home, and recycle on site.
Why Indie Campers Is the Best Way to Do Glastonbury
Five days at Glastonbury is much easier with a real bed, a kitchen and a lockable home base. You can pick up your campervan from the Indie Campers Bristol depot, about 40 minutes from Worthy Farm, and enjoy a warm, dry and secure place for the week (there are also depots in London and Manchester if you’re coming from further afield).
Make it a West Country road trip. Add Bath, Wells, Cheddar Gorge or the Cornish coast before or after the festival, and enjoy the best of the English countryside.
Glastonbury Campervan Packing List
- Festival ticket, campervan ticket and photo ID
- Power banks, solar charger or spare leisure battery
- Water containers and refillable bottles
- Easy meals, snacks, coffee and a cool box (or fridge, if your van has one)
- Wellies, waterproofs, sunscreen, hat and warm layers
- Head torch, earplugs and an eye mask
- Toilet roll, wet wipes, hand sanitiser and bin bags
- Camping chairs and a small table
- Packing cubes or bags for each day’s outfits
- A flag or something to help you find your van
Glastonbury Campervan Rules
- Genuine campervans only – Vehicles must have fitted sleeping facilities and fitted cooking or washing facilities. Unconverted vans may be turned away.
- Arrivals start at noon on Tuesday 22 June 2027 – Don’t queue before then, as early arrivals may be turned away.
- First come, first served – Pitches can’t be reserved, so groups must arrive together to camp side by side.
- Electric hook-ups and generators are not allowed – Bring power banks, and choose a van with a leisure battery or solar panel.
- Awnings are allowed – They must fit within your pitch and keep fire-safety spacing. Additionally, a small extra tent may be allowed where space permits.
- No sleeping in the car parks – You can only sleep in a vehicle in the official campervan fields.
- Departures – From 2pm on Sunday 27 June until around 9pm on Monday 28 June, the East Blue route is one-way outbound, and the East campervan fields can’t be accessed by vehicle.
- Facilities – Fresh water, toilets, waste-water containers, a 24-hour food trader and 24-hour security. Showers aren’t standard, so choose a van with an onboard shower if that matters to you.
FAQs About Glastonbury 2027
When is Glastonbury 2027?
Glastonbury 2027 is from Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 June 2027, at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset. The festival returns after the 2026 fallow year, with more than 4,000 performances across over 100 stages. Campervan fields open from 12 noon on Tuesday 22 June.
How much are Glastonbury 2027 tickets?
Glastonbury 2027 tickets cost £408, including a £5 booking fee, plus postage and packing. Buyers paid a £100 deposit in October 2026, and the £308 balance is due between 1 and 7 April 2027. Cancelled and returned tickets will be resold in spring 2027 through the official ticket website.
Where should I stay for the Glastonbury Festival?
You should stay on-site for Glastonbury Festival, either in the general camping fields (included with your ticket) or in a campervan field with a campervan ticket. Pre-erected tents, tipis and boutique camping at Worthy View and Sticklinch cost extra. Off-site Glastonbury accommodation in Glastonbury town, Wells or Shepton Mallet is limited and expensive in festival week. Bristol and Bath are about an hour away, and offer more options.
Can I sleep in my car at Glastonbury?
You cannot sleep in your car at Glastonbury, as sleeping in vehicles in the festival car parks is prohibited. You can only sleep in a vehicle in the official campervan fields, with a campervan ticket. Vehicles must be genuine campervans or caravans with fitted sleeping and cooking or washing facilities. Unconverted vans may be turned away at the gate.
Is a campervan worth it for Glastonbury?
A campervan is worth it for Glastonbury if you want a comfortable, secure base for five days. A campervan ticket costs £225 for vans up to 8m, and you get a real bed, cooking facilities and a lockable space, whatever the weather. The East campervan fields are about a 10-minute walk from the festival. You’ll need to be off-grid, as there are no hook-ups or generators allowed.
