FAQ

Site Guidance – 3 Wishes Fairy Festival aims to provide a relaxed and safe environment where the Faerie Clans can gather together. We hope everyone can join in in creating this, but if you’re found to be upsetting people, you may be asked to leave.

Entry to the site is between the hours of 10.00am and 10.00pm- anyone arriving outside of these hours may be parked in a holding area until the next day. Please help us by arriving within these times.

Are the workshops, music and entertainment included in the ticket price?

YES, everything is included except for food, drink and items bought from the faery market areas.

Are dogs permitted on the festival site?
Dogs are unfortunately no longer permitted at 3 Wishes Fairy Festival. PLEASE DO NOT BRING A DOG TO SITE YOU WILL BE TURNED AWAY AND NEED TO MAKE ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR DOG BEFORE YOU CAN JOIN US.

Are Service/Assistance dogs allowed on the festival site?
Guide Dogs/ Assistance Dogs are still welcome, however this must be arranged in advance via our Event Accessibility Officer. Please email info@fairyfestival.co.uk for details on how to apply and what documentation is required to allow your dog on site.
GUIDE DOG/ASSISTANCE DOG PASSES- PLEASE ARRANGE IN ADVANCE IF REQUIRED, YOU MUST RECEIVE BOOKING CONFIRMATION AND A VALID ASSISTANCE DOG PASS FROM US BEFORE THE FESTIVAL.

Can I bring my own alcohol?
Please use alcohol responsibly. Personal use only, do not bring alcohol in to sell, anyone found attempting to sell alcohol will have the items confiscated and may be asked to leave site. There is an amazing bar onsite that will cater for all your drinking needs. You can also bring your own alcohol if you wish. Please be responsible and be aware that NO GLASS is allowed on site. We operate a Challenge 25 policy, if  you appear to look under 25. Please remember to bring your valid photo card driving licence, passport or proof of age card bearing the PASS hologram-as you will be asked for ID.

Can I bring bottles and glass on to the festival site and camping areas?
No. Do not bring glass onto site. For health and safety reasons we request you do not bring any glass bottles on to the site or camping areas. Please use non-glass bottles. Glass is a danger to the site, people and wildlife. Please decant your drinks etc into non-glass containers in advance…it can be tricky and time consuming if we have to request you do this when you attempt to enter the festival, so we appreciate your cooperation in this matter.

Can I bring my own food?

Yes. You can bring your own food. We have a wonderful selection of food traders offering vegan food and treats. We do not place any unreasonable restrictions* on visitors from bringing your own food and drink to site, although we’d love for you to make the most of this opportunity to sample what we think is a selection of some of the best vegan food around! As we are and have always been a vegetarian and vegan, plant-based festival, please be mindful of other campers near you who may not like the smell of non vegetarian food cooking as the smells can be quite strong. We provide an excellent and diverse selection of food stalls which can satisfy the most hungry fairies! We fully encourage you to try out some new tasty plant-based food.

What time does the festival open?
The festival opens at 10am on Friday, or from 6pm on Thursday for early-entry ticket-holders only.

Can I arrive on the Thursday before the festival starts?
Yes! We now have a limited edition Early-Entry ticket. This means you can gain entry to the festival from 6pm on the Thursday to set up your tent/camper/caravan etc, or your glamping tent.

When do I have to be off the site?
You MUST be off-site by 12 noon on the Monday.

What is your recycling policy?
We request that you take your recycling home with you, and we encourage personal responsibility in this matter. The fairies will thank you for it.

What is your Rubbish policy?

Please leave your camping area and the site fit for the fae and wildlife after you’ve gone- we always aim to leave no trace. Recycle where possible, We’d really appreciate it if you could take your rubbish home with you or drop it off at the local waste and recycling centre. Otherwise please use the waste and recycling bins provided. Please don’t drop litter and please place dog-ends in the sand buckets around the site and ensure they are fully extinguished.

Can I bring my camper van or caravan?
Yes. Camper vans and small caravans can be brought on site but you must book a camping pitch HERE

Is camping included in the 3 day ticket and weekend price?
No, camping and/or glamping MUST be purchased directly from HERE

Who can I contact about Camping/Glamping? Camping Enquiries ONLY: info@yeahnicevents.co.uk

Can I bring a BBQ?
YES. We do permit the use of BBQ’s as long as they do not damage the ground, they need to be raised off the ground, and fully extinguished and not left unattended under any circumstances, for health and safety reasons. We do offer a full range of delicious plant-based meals at the festival too. We encourage you to try.

Is there security on-site?
YES! We have the Troll Patrol, professional SIA security staff on the site at all times. Wristbands will be checked at security check points throughout the festival site by our staff.

Are there facilities for disabled, and elderly people?
YES, and most of the site is wheelchair friendly too, and we have done our best to ensure you will enjoy your experience at our festival. Please see our ACCESSIBILITY page for further details.

Is there a separate camping area for disabled people?
YES, you will need to reserve your free pitch in advance as spaces are limited (First come-first served). Please see our ACCESSIBILITY page for further details.

Is there a crèche at the festival?
There are NO crèche facilities at this festival. Although there is a dedicated Children’s workshops area -Parents/Guardians are responsible for their children at all times and must not leave their children unattended, including in the arena, at workshops, healing areas, and where there are natural hazards eg ponds and streams.

Do I HAVE to dress up?
No! you do not have to dress up to attend the festival, however many people like to get into the spirit of the event whether it’s just wearing a pair of pixie ears or wings, a spot of face-paint, or an entire outfit.

Is there a car park?
YES, there is an on-site car park, at the festival entrance – All day visitor cars need a vehicle pass.

Do you provide a tent and camping equipment?
NO, you will need to provide your own tents and sleeping bags. Unless you have booked with one of our luxury glamping provider.

Are there showers on site?
YES, luxury hot ones! (faeries like to keep clean!)

Are there flush toilets?
YES! (is this heaven or what!). We have even been nominated for awards for our toilets and facilities! Our toilets are checked at least every hour and also have loo roll!

Is it ok to dress up?
YES! We encourage it!

Is it ok to bring my children?

YES, this is a family friendly festival for adults and children. Under 5’s are free. they’ll still require a ticket, so we can account for every person on site at any one time for health and safety reasons.

Can I play loud music all night long?
NO! The music must finish by 12pm each night, except in our dance tent where there is a silent disco until 1am.

Where is the nearest train station?
Castle Cary train station is the closest station to the festival.

Can I walk to the festival from the train station?
Not really. It’s best to share a car or take a taxi.

I have a concession ticket, do I need to prove my status?
YES, if you have a reduced price ticket you will need to provide proof of your status at reception on arrival.

My child is under 5 years old, do I need to provide proof of their age?
YES, a copy of their birth certificate or child benefit form will suffice.