Homegrown Festival 2018 is from Friday 8th June – Sunday 10th June.
Homegrown takes place on the grounds of Suffolk Academy in Barrow, Bury St. Edmunds. There will be directional signs place nearby to help you find your way.
Address:
Suffolk Academy
Church Road
Church Farm
Barrow
Bury St. Edmunds
IP29 5AX
Friday Hours:
Box Office and site open from 4pm
No admittance after 8pm
Music runs from 6–11pm
Silent Disco from 9pm–1am
Bar open 5pm–2am
Saturday Hours:
Box Office and site open at 10am
No admittance after 8pm
Music runs from 11am–11pm
Silent Disco from 9pm–1am
Bar open from 11am–2am
Sunday Hours:
Box Office and site open at 10am
No admittance after 5pm
Music runs from 11am–7pm
Bar open from 11am–8pm
Camping at Homegrown
Campers are welcome from 12pm on Friday 9th June. The main site opens at 5pm. All campers must vacate the site no later than 12pm on Monday 12th June. The main entrance (box office) to the camping area closes at 8pm each night so please arrive before this time to ensure entry. If you intend to arrive later (or earlier on the Friday) you must pre-warn the Suffolk Academy office on 01284 810446.
Campers have access to their own toilets, and we are building bespoke shower units for the campers this year.
The campsite will be fenced off and the entrance manned by security, but please be aware you are still camping at your own risk and we are not liable for injury, damage or loss of property, etc.
Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by someone 18+ years old.
Campers may only bring tents that are one berth bigger than the number of occupants, allowing room only for storage of personal items.
No live fires permitted except official Homegrown campfire.
You will receive a wristband which you must keep on you at all times – all wristbands will be checked on entering / leaving the campsite and at the entrances / exits to the festival site.
Even though you can leave and return to the camp site as you wish, please note that alcohol can only be brought in on your first entry to the campsite.
The car park is located very near to the campsite. No traffic is allowed on the campsite, but transporting gear will be easy.
Sorry, no dogs except guide dogs on the camp site or the festival site.
F.A.Q
Tickets will be available at the festival Box Office as listed above, and online. Online sales remain open through the festival as well. Paper tickets will be available at several promotional events prior to the festival
No, you will be sent an e-ticket from our ticket provider . On arrival you will need to produce your e-ticket (via your payment receipt) at the box office to exchange for your wristband and entry to the festival. Ensure that your printed proof of purchase includes the name of the person who booked the tickets. All receipts will be cross referenced by name or scanned where bar cards are available. All ticket holders should arrive together where possible to avoid any delays on entry.
Yes, on entry to the festival you will be issued with a securely fastened wristband. You must not remove this during the festival. Camping and weekend tickets cannot be split by sharing a wristband.
Yes, but under 5s are free. The ticket price for children is low, and many of our activities on site are now free for children.
Yes, this is FREE IN 2018 The car park is reserved for cars only – no camper vans etc. Cars and their contents are parked entirely at the owners own risk.
Yes, space is limited so it is best to book this in advance. The disabled spaces are adjacent to the main festival site.
Yes, this will be in the main car park. Please note and adhere to the system in operation.
No, you are welcome at Homegrown no matter how old, or young, you are! Each paying adult can accompany no more than 4 children under the age of 15.
You may be asked to provide proof of age either in the campsite or at the bars. Our bar staff follow the Challenge 25 rule. Legal drinking age restrictions apply, ie. 18+
Permanent, clean, and volunteer manned toilets, a fully stocked bar that includes local ales and Aspall cyders, plenty of food choices that include vegan, vegetarian, dairy free, and gluten free options, children and adult activities, a craft area, first aid, a toddler zone, and a variety of vendors. Showers and a separate toilet area are available for our campers.
Yes, if you are wearing your wristband or we may stamp your hand.
Yes, but professional/SLR cameras over 6 Mega Pixel are not allowed unless you have prior agreement from the organisers.
We have not previously allowed dogs on site but we are reviewing this. If this is important to you please tell us.
Strictly no gazebos in the main area or the campsite but chairs and umbrellas are permitted if used in a considerate manner. Please be aware you may be asked to move or remove them if causing an obstruction within the site or if the site becomes full.
- Your proof of ticket purchase
- Proof of ID (not your passport!)
- Cash and a debit card (just in case)
- See the camping FAQ for details of what to bring if you’re camping.
- Gazebos
- Alcohol
- Weapons
- Illegal drugs
- Glass or cans
- Pets
- Laser Pens
- Food
- High resolution cameras
- Video equipment
Yes, this will be on a first arrive basis and you will directed to it on arrival. To camp here you must be a family with children under 18yrs. This will be a zero tolerance area and anyone found to be causing a nuisance to their neighbours will be removed from the area immediately.
Toilets, showers, water stations, organised camp fire, small camp shop on the festival site, phone charging (small fee)
Yes, of course, but you will need a full camping ticket there are no reductions.
Yes, you may bring alcohol into the campsite only, and only when you first arrive. This must be a reasonable amount which you can carry by hand. You must be 18 yrs or older to bring alcohol onto the site and ID will be checked on arrival and alcohol taken from you if you are under age. No glass allowed. No reselling. Alcohol can only be brought in on your first entry to the campsite, upon arrival only.
Campers can bring food and drink into the campsite only. No food or drink is permitted into the main festival site.
Stoves and disposable BBQs only are permitted and must be used outside of tents for safety reasons and with reasonable consideration to your neighbours. No open fires.
No, no cars will be permitted into the campsite. There is a drop off zone adjacent to the campsite where you can unload. It will be clearly signposted.
Yep! You must buy the separate £40 caravan ticket as a pitch fee, in addition to your normal camping and festival tickets.
