Festival Information
South West
Overview
End Of The Road Festival is an independent music festival held in Larmer Tree Gardens on the Wiltshire/Dorset border. Established in 2006, it has gained a reputation for its eclectic lineup featuring indie, folk, and alternative artists. Set in Victorian pleasure gardens and woodlands, End Of The Road offers a unique atmosphere with multiple stages, art installations, comedy, and literary events. Known for its intimate setting and carefully curated program, the festival has become a favourite among music enthusiasts seeking a more relaxed and diverse festival experience.
Line-up
View the
official line-up here.
Note: Line-ups can evolve/change closer to the event — check back regularly to stay up to date.
Festival Capacity: ≈ 15,000
This is an approximate total audience size including ticket-holders, crew and staff. Public reports and festival-listing sites suggest a daily capacity of around 14,000–17,000 for recent editions, though official licence limits are not published.
Location
End Of The Road Festival takes place at: Larmer Tree Gardens, near Blandford, Dorset, SP5 5PY.
Larmer Tree Gardens sits on the Wiltshire–Dorset border, surrounded by rolling countryside and ancient woodland. The festival is hosted within the historic Victorian pleasure gardens, known for their peacocks, ornate architecture, lawns and woodland clearings that create a naturally intimate setting for stages and installations.
The site is situated a short drive from Blandford Forum, Salisbury and Shaftesbury. Parking, shuttle buses and detailed arrival guidance are available on the festival’s website. For full travel information, including driving routes, public transport and car-share options, see the official Getting Here page.
Tickets
Basic Price Range: £70 - £305
This price range aims to give a rough idea of the lowest and highest prices typically available, including child and day tickets where relevant. Always check the official ticket page for current pricing.
Most festivals release tickets in phases: Early Bird, General Release, and Final Release. Generally, tickets are more expensive the closer it is to the festival start date.
Tickets to End Of The Road Festival can be purchased from the festival's official Tickets Page.
Options include:
- Adult Weekend
- Youth 13 - 17 Years Weekend
- Child 6 - 12 Years
- Child 3 - 5 Years
- Infant 0 - 2 Years
Upgrades and Extras:
- Car Parking
- Small Campervan Pitch
- Medium Campervan Pitch
- Large Campervan Pitch
- Motorbike
- Boutique Camping
- Pre-pitched tents
Important Ticket Information
Only purchase tickets from official sellers listed on the festival’s website. Most festivals do not allow ticket transfers between individuals, and resale is typically only permitted through official resale platforms (when available). Please review the festival’s official ticket terms and conditions before purchasing, as policies on refunds, exchanges, age restrictions, and entry requirements vary between events.
Accommodation
End Of The Road Festival is a camping festival, please bring your own equipment.
Campsite Options:
- General Camping
- Family Camping
- Quiet Camping
- Boutique Camping
- Campervan / Caravan / Live-in Vehicle Area
- Accessible Camping
General Facilities:
- Regularly cleaned toilet blocks with hand wash stations
- Shower facilities
- Water points throughout campsites
- Waste and recycling facilities
- Lockers available in General Camping
Basic Campsite Regulations:
- No generators allowed
- Proper waste disposal required for live-in vehicles
- Group size limits in Accessible Camping
Important Notes:
- Car parks are separate from campsites; prepare for a short walk
- Boutique and Accessible options require advance booking
- Specific gates for different camping areas (follow signage)
Packing Checklist:
Ensure you're fully prepared for your festival adventure with our Essential Packing Checklist.
Accessibility
End Of The Road Festival has a Silver Award from Attitude is Everything in recognition of their efforts to ensure that the festival is accessible to all.
Key accessibility features include:
- Dedicated accessible camping area
- Viewing platforms and areas at major stages
- Accessible toilets and showers throughout the site
- Personal Assistant ticket scheme
- Wheelchair charging stations
- Hearing loops at key locations
The festival grounds consist of various terrains, including tarmac, gravel, and woodchip pathways, with most areas accessible via roads or paths.
For comprehensive details on accessibility services, including how to apply for accessible facilities, please visit the festival's Accessibility page.
