Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd September 2024

The festival is open from 10am to 4pm on both days.

From Berwick Upon Tweed, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle. Coming from the South or North, follow the signs to Selkirk. We are situated just off the Moffat road (A708) on the outskirts of Selkirk (Philiphaugh Estate, TD7 5LX).

Train:
Regular train services arrive in Tweedbank from Edinburgh - for timetable information contact National Rail Enquiries 08457 484 950 or Visit www.thetrainline.com Transfer to the festival is then by taxi or bus.

Bus:
There are regular buses to Selkirk town and then it is a short walk from Selkirk town. Access to the festival is off the pedestrian pathway on the A708.

All ages welcome. There is a large FREE Childen’s entertainment area. Accompanied children under five years enter free of charge.

Yes. Dogs are welcome across the event, in all areas. Please DO NOT leave your dog in the car especially if it is a warm sunny day.

Keep your dog on a lead at all times to ensure it is under control.

There are water stations in the canine arena area for your dogs to keep them hydrated.

Standard admission tickets are valid for the specified day on the ticket, as is the two day/weekend ticket.

The festival is pleased to operate a scheme to provide one complimentary entry ticket for any adult unable to attend the festival unaided. We are afraid it does not extend to children as they must be accompanied by an adult to attend the festival.

All free carer/personl assistant tickets require evidence of supporting documentation. This is mandatory in order for the carer/personal assistant ticket to be issued. Please email the events team events@philiphaugh.com to find out the list of relevant documents that can be provided to receive this.

Yes, make sure you get your hand stamped as you leave by one of our volunteers on the entrance gate

Yes, there is plenty of parking in the designated car park close to the festival.

Yes. There is a parking area for people with disabilities close to the entrance of the festival blue badges must be displayed and the car park stewards will direct you to the forward parking area.

It is a grass site with some tracks, most areas are wheelchair friendly.

Yes, located near the Main Ring visitors can leave their shopping while they enjoy the festival for a small charitable donation.

Yes. There is a dedicated drink and food court called ‘The Secret Garden Drink and Food Court’. There will also be numerous pop-up bars and catering areas around the site.

Unfortunately at this stage we can’t offer camping onsite, we do however have a list of local Air BnB, self-catering, campsite and hotel options we can provide to you. Please email the events team events@philiphaugh.com to be sent the list.

Yes. Full details of accommodation partners to follow.

We are pleased to welcome the Media to apply for accreditation, to apply email pr@philiphaugh.com

Accredited Media will be sent a media information pack, an invitation to our Sponsors & Press drinks reception and a press pass two weeks prior to the event.

Please note use of drones will need prior approval with the media team and organisers.