Q: When can I arrive?

A: The gates will be open for arrivals at the following times:
Fri 10am-10pm (Thursday for Bredy Reunion)
Sat 9am-10pm (Friday for Bredy Reunion)
Sun 9am-10pm (only guests and artist will be allowed entry after this point) (Saturday for Bredy Reunion)

Q: What time will the entertainment start and finish?

A: Friday: 3/4pm until 11:45pm (Thursday for Bredy Reunion) Saturday: 11/12pm until 11:45pm (Friday for Bredy Reunion) Sunday: 11/12pm until 11:45pm (Saturday for Bredy Reunion)

Q: When does the bar open?

A: We have a fully stocked bar (not just a selection of the finest local ciders!) including craft beers, lager, wine, spirits, a selection of soft drinks as well as a cocktail bar! The bar is open from 11am-2am everyday except for the first day which will open at 3pm.

Q: What facilities do you have on site?

We have a selection of hot food traders, coffee and speciality teas, henna and face-painting! Plus showers, compost toilets, a disabled toilet & urinals.

Q: I’m not sure if it’s for me, I’ve never been to a festival before!

A: We have a lot of festival virgins attend our events for the first time and feel right at home. Our festivals welcome people from all walks of life, who tend to have a couple of things in common – a love for great live music and good times. The events themselves have a relaxed and friendly vibe, it’s the perfect escape from reality! So ditch yer responsibilities, grab yer tent and come along!

Q: Can we bring booze?

A: It is fine to bring a few drinks into the camping area, but you will not be able to bring food or drink into the main arena. Please don’t bring any glass bottles or containers, these will be taken from you at the gate and confiscated. We allow people to bring in alcohol for personal consumption. Our bars are of a very high standard and reasonably priced so you shouldn’t need to bring too much.
Alcohol allowance per person:
12 x 440ml cans of lager/cider/beer OR
16 x 250ml cans of premix spirit drinks OR
3-litre box of wine OR
5 litres of cider/lager/beer in plastic bottles or cans
PLASTIC OR GLASS BOTTLES OF SPIRITS ARE NOT ALLOWED.
There is NO RE-ENTRY with alcohol. You may bring this with you on arrival to the festival only. Any opened bottles will be confiscated on entry to the festival.

Q: Can we leave the site?

A: Yes, you can, but your vehicles will be checked on arrival by our security team and you will not be able to re-enter with alcohol.

Q: How far is the campsite from the main arena?

A: The campsite is just a short walk (10m-300m max.) from the main arena and all amenities!

Q: Can we camp in The Orchard or The Mead during the festival?

A: You can, but you will have to pay for this separately and in addition to your festival ticket. Weekend and day tickets including tent camping in the events field. If you would like to book for The Orchard or The Mead campsites, you will need to do this via our camping booking page or contact us.

Q: Do you offer glamping?

A: Yes we do indeed! Glamping tents are available from £290 per tent for the weekend. We now out sourced all of our glamping so if you wish to arrange a bell tent for one of our festivals, follow these links:

Glamping for Bredy Rewired
Glamping for Bredy Reunion (coming soon)
Glamping for BeCider Seaside 22 (coming soon)

Q: What are the toilets like on site?

A: We have a large number of compost toilets available on site. If you want an alternative, we have ‘proper’ toilets in the main farmyard but you will need to leave the festival area to access these. We take pride in the fact that our toilets are kept clean and hygienic throughout the entire weekend, and we’re never short of toilet roll. We also have a disabled toilet which is just outside the arena entrance and a short walk from the disabled camping area. The code for the accessible toilet will be provided on request to those who need it.

Q: Who do I contact regarding a ticket enquiry?

A: Please contact us using our online form (8) for all ticket enquiries, alternatively, you can call us on +447496884837.

Q: Can I bring my dog?

A: Yes, we allow friendly, well behaved dogs at all of our events as long as they are kept on leads. We do not accept any responsibility for your dog or anyone else’s dog. We ask that you please clear up after them and dispose of their waste in one of the bins provided. Please do not ruin this luxury for everybody else by breaking these simple rules.

Q: What days can we camp at the festival?

A: Bredy Rewired : From 10am on Friday 22nd May. Everyone must leave the festival site by 12pm on Monday 25th May.
A: Bredy Reunion : From 10am on Thursday 9th July. Everyone must leave the festival site by 12pm on Sunday 12th July.
A: Be Cider Seaside 22 : From 10am on Friday 28th August. Everyone must leave the festival site by 12pm on Monday 31st August.

Q: Can I bring a campervan or caravan?

A:Tickets for campervans and caravans are available in advance. A weekend live-in vehicle pass is £33 and an overnight live-in vehicle pass is £13. Please DO NOT bring a campervan or caravan if you don’t have a ticket for one. If you are bringing a caravan you will be asked to move your towing vehicle to the car park after unhitching it. You won’t be charged to park your tow vehicle in the car park.

Q: Do you have facilities for chemical waste?

A: NO! Please do not empty your chemical waste into our toilets – they are compost toilets! We take this very seriously, and anyone seen doing this, will be made to retrieve their excrement!

Q: Can I put a tent up in the live-in vehicle area?

A: We can only allow one small (2 person) tent to be erected next to vehicles in any circumstances. Awnings attached to caravans or vehicles are allowed. You will be asked to take down any large tents (excluding awnings) that are erected in this field. Please be mindful of others, we try to be relaxed with our rules, so don’t take the micky!

Q: Can I park my car for the weekend?

A: Yes, you can park all weekend for free in the car park.

Q: Will this event be suitable for my kids?

A: Yes, we cater for all ages.

Q: What do I need to gain entry and do I need ID?

A: We ask everyone to bring photo ID, if you are fortunate enough to look under the age of 25, you will need ID to be served at the bar. You only need your individual e-ticket at the gate, so please print it off or bring it on your phone to show on the gate.

Q: Do you have showers on site?

A: Yes, we have showers in the camping area. We also have coin operated showers at the main farmyard, just a short walk from the festival site. Alternatively we’d recommend packing some biodegradable wet wipes and making do with those for a couple of days!

Q: Can we park next to our tents?

A:For Health & Safety reasons, we do not allow any vehicles into the tent camping area. We have a drop off point at the top of the hill, the distance you will have to walk from here to a pitch will be less than 200m. We do have very friendly volunteers, so if you are struggling please do not be afraid to ask for help!

Q: How will I know who is performing and when?

A: Our line-up has been released on our social media pages. For specific time set times you can ask the stewards or crew for more information.

Q: How accessible is the site?

A: Once on site, it is very accessible – we do have a disabled section of the campsite which is located close to amenities and the main arena. If you would like to reserve a spot, please contact us in advance to do so.

Q: Will there be a cash point?

A: No, we do advise to bring cash for the weekend. Generally, our traders do take card payments, but we are in the West Country (not yet reached the 21st century), so it can be a bit temperamental! The nearest cash point is a 10-15 minute drive away, in Bridport.

Q: Can I sleep in my car?

A: In short, no, you cannot. Your live-in vehicle must have purpose-built sleeping facilities and either fitted cooking or washing facilities.

Q: Can we have fire?

A: No, wood or coal fires and BBQ’s are NOT permitted. Small camping stoves are allowed.

Q: Can I steward?

A: Absolutely! As a steward you will need to work one 8 hour shift over the course of the festival, this can be broken down into 2x 4 hours shifts over different days if you wish.
You will be provided with a lunch pack; sandwich, snacks and a bottle of water. There are 3 areas which the stewards cover; main gate, arena and car park. There is a crew area where you can pitch your tent or live-in vehicle.
Please contact us to find out more.
I still have a question that’s not been answered? Please feel free to contact us.