FAQs
Where is Horseheath Racecourse?
Horseheath Racecourse
Linton
Cambs
CB21 4QP
Around 20-30 mins from Cambridge. The racecourse entrance is on the south side of the A1307 between Linton and Horseheath.
Your SATNAV will leave you on the wrong side of the dual carriageway, but there is a crossing point to the entrance opposite. The Wild Wood Rumpus is occupying a small wood in the middle of the site. Please follow the signs from the entrance.
How does the tiered ticket system work?
Many festivals use a tiered system to encourage early purchase of tickets. Early Bird are the first release and the cheapest tickets – there is a set amount of these tickets once gone, Tier 1 tickets go on sale. These are cheaper than full price, but a little more than Early Bird. Tier 2 are more expensive than tier 1 etc. We have 4 tiers of tickets.
What does the ticket price include?
All entertainment, performances, workshops and activities, and music are included in the ticket price and there is free onsite parking
Do I have to pay for my child if my child is 3 at the time of the event?
Children aged three and under, are free.
How many children on a family ticket?
A family ticket is for two adults and two children.
Do I have to pay for parking?
No – onsite parking is free.
How much is a taxi to the event?
It varies but a taxi to Cambridge is around £35– if you book with A1Cab’s there will be a 10% discount (?)
Will there be baby changing facilities?
Yes – in the wildlings craft area we will have a tent with baby change.
What food will be available and for what sort of price?
A variety if street food will be on offer with prices starting at around £5.00. Less for sweet or side dishes.
Will there be vegetarian /vegan food available?
Yes – Guerilla Bowls, Provenance tacos offer Vegan options. Mac Daddy and Fired Up offer vegetarian food.
Can we bring alcohol?
No. There will be three bars in the woods and we do not allow you to bring your own alcohol into the woods. The site is used by the Pony Club – no glass is allowed.
Access to the site – Please be aware you will not gain access to the site if you don’t show security your ticket printed or on a phone at the gate at the entrance to Horseheath from the Cambridge Haverhill road. This is the only access point to the event.
The Site– the beautiful woodland glade is in the middle of Horseheath Racecourse which is a huge expanse of green. Drive slowly and carefully and follow the signs and directions to the correct flags to reach the car park and the campsite, there are horse jumps on the site which we will try and steer you around. From the car park and campsite there is a short walk down hill of about 100 metres. Underfoot is long grass. The main paths in the woodland are grass, good underfoot and easily accessible. Some smaller paths in the woodland are more challenging but we will clear these to make them as easy underfoot as possible. Once you are inside the woodland it is a small site to navigate your way around with no more than 200 metres to walk between stages and areas.
PA/Carer ticktets – we offer free tickets for carers or assistants of somebody who is registered disabled. Proof of disability allows automatic Personal Assistant (PA) tickets and accessible facilities are primarily for those who are registered disabled, so you’re automatically eligible if you can provide a copy of your Disability Living Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Personal Independence Payment or Access Card (for a personal assistant ticket) or Blue Badge (for accessible camping or parking). You need to call our ticket agents The Ticketsellers on 0121 472 6688 to buy your ticket and vehicle pass, and to request a free PA ticket, or to arrange accessible camping or parking. The Wild Wood Team will then be in touch with you directly to discuss further details of your requirements.
You will need to provide proof at the festival box office (proof mentioned above), you can also obtain a complimentary ticket at the gate with proof if arriving with someone who is registered disabled and has a valid ticket.
We have a dedicated disabled parking area for blue badge holders which is just 20 metres from the entrance to the festival. This will open from midday on the 30th June and 9am on the 9th June for our family festival.
Assistance Dogs – Assistance dogs are the only dogs allowed onsite. They need to be registered with Assistance Dogs UK are welcome in the woods. We do need to know in advance because other furry friends are not allowed. Please e-mail events@mylittlefestival.uk
Accessible toilets – We do have disabled toilets available onsite.
Camping and Parking – The campsite and parking will be open 2 hours prior to the start time of the event. There is limited camping but we have unlimited car parking space. Disable parking is next to crew parking and only 20 metres from the site entrance, let the men at the entrance see your blue badge so they can direct you.
Medical area– this will be close the box office at the entrance to the woodland.
Our commitment to the enviroment – We are committed to becoming as green as we can be. All of our disposable cups and straws are made by vegware and are totally compostable. We have asked food traders not to use single use plastic. We will make sure we use biodegradable glitter and ask that you only wear the same in the woods. 90% of our waste is recycled.