Information

The Site

  • 1. Parking
  • 2. Family camping area
  • 3. Camping
  • 4. St Johns Ambulance
  • 5. Acoustic stage
  • 6. Entrance
  • 7. Toilets
  • 8. Kids area
  • 9. Dodgems
  • 10. Bar
  • 11. Food area
  • 12. Main stage

Watch this space for more IAStival goodness

Top festival tips

What to bring:

  • Suncream
  • Hat
  • Wellies
  • Waterproofs
  • Anti-bacterial hand gel
  • Toilet roll or tissues
  • Tent and sleeping bag
  • Dance moves
  • Camera
  • A sense of humour

What to do:

  • Ride the dodgems
  • Listen to the bands
  • Laugh your socks off
  • Get cultural with a spot of poetry
  • Customise your tent
  • Drink lots (we mean water)
  • Eat some unhealthy food
  • Talk to at least 20 new people
  • Leave inhibitions at the gate
  • Stay for every second of the festival

What not to do:

  • Get stuck in a portaloo
  • Pack just for sunshine
  • Forget where your tent is
  • Crowd surf
  • Stage dive
  • Streak
  • Roll around in mud
  • Trip over guy ropes
  • Forget to peg your tent down
  • Miss the headline acts

Food and drink

Food Glorious Food!

The peeps at PeaceCake Cafe - led by avid festival foodie Selma - are providing the weekend's catering. The team's culinary international delights will be dished up from breakfast through to late evening, offering even the choosiest of campers a scrummy and reasonably priced pit stop

Drink!

So you looked at this section first! Worry not, a well stocked bar is provided by Thirst Aid, overflowing with Real Ales, Cider, Lager, Wines and Spirits. Just remember - there's a whole festival to be enjoyed away from the bar!

Extra entertainment

Culture Tent

Give your ears a rest from all the music in our culture tent. Listen to live poets and laugh out loud to the comedians.

Dodgems

A firm favourite of IAS staff… until the post festival bruises surface.