Glastonbury

*Glastonbury takes a fallow year in 2026 and will return in 2027! Information subject to change.*

Glastonbury – part rite of passage, part national treasure. This vast, diverse, unique experience is a long-standing cornerstone of the UK festival circuit and the international music scene. Glastonbury invited Oxfam along for the first time in 1993, and have proudly supported us ever since.

In addition to incredible live acts from around the world, Glastonbury hosts performances of dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and other arts.

Worthy Farm takes a rest in 2026, but 2025's edition saw The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo taking the top spots on the Pyramid Stage, Rod Stewart in the legends slot, plus appearances from Charlie XCX, Raye, The Prodigy, Noah Kahan, Loyle Carner, Biffy Clyro, Alanis Morissette and hundreds more!

Glastonbury's huge Kidzfield is a festival within a festival, featuring top names from the world of children's entertainment, funfair rides, soft play, and plenty more.

If you want to bring a child to Glastonbury, you need to follow our kids procedure - find out more information here.

Please note that for children aged 13-17, you will need to buy a children's ticket through Glastonbury's website. We can't help with this. For children who are 12 or under, you don't need a ticket, but you must still fill in our child forms to let us know you're bringing them.

Public Transport

If you are traveling by public transport, Oxfam runs a free shuttle bus service from Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station directly to our campsite.

Buses run to the site on the Monday and Tuesday before the festival weekend and run back again on the morning of the following Monday. Spaces are limited so make sure you book a ticket for the bus on your application profile.

Please note! Glastonbury puts a huge amount of traffic onto the local roads, and the buses back to Bristol after the festival can be substantially delayed. Please book your onward travel with this in mind! If you're traveling by train, we strongly recommend booking an "open return" ticket so you're not tied to a particular service.

Car, motorbike, or live-in vehicles

If you want to bring a car, motorbike, or live-in vehicle to Glastonbury, it's extremely important that you tell us about this on your application profile before the cancelation deadline, as we will need to post you a routing pass for your vehicle. Free parking is available next to the Oxfam campsite.

We have also introduced a £35 pitch fee for live-in vehicles at Glastonbury this year, as part of our commitment to sustainability. These pitch fees will directly fund our free bus service, to support those choosing an eco-friendly form of travel.