Festival Information
South East
Overview
Medicine Festival is focused on fostering a harmonious relationship between humanity and nature. The festival brings together diverse communities, including indigenous wisdom keepers, visionaries, artists, and innovators. Its aim is to inspire attendees to live more sustainably and create a more equitable world. As a Community Interest Company, Medicine Festival directs all profits towards empowering indigenous peoples to preserve their lands, traditions, and wisdom. The event serves as a platform for bridging cultures, celebrating differences, and promoting values such as gratitude, reciprocity, and environmental stewardship.
Location
Medicine Festival takes place at: Wasing Estate, Berkshire, RG7 4LY.
See their dedicated Travel Page for getting there info.
Tickets
Basic Price Range: £60 - £350
Tickets to Medicine Festival can be purchased from their Tickets Page.
Options include:
- Festival Ticket
- Family Ticket (2 Adults, 2 Kids Under 11)
- 12 - 17 Year Old
- 6 - 11 Year Old
- Child (0-5 years - FREE)
- Live-In-Vehicles
- Community Supported Ticket
Upgrades and Extras:
- Car Park
- Early Arrival (Wednesday from 1pm)
- Book Festival Experiences
- Fly Pitch Pass
Accommodation
Medicine Festival is a camping festival, please bring your own equipment.
Check out Medicines's Accommodation Page for full details, or below for an overview.
Campsite Options:
- General Camping
- Live-In Vehicles (10 - 15 min walk to main site)
- Hire a Tent
- Boutique Camping (Glamping)
- There are showers in the campsites.
- Medicine Festival does not sell alcohol.
- There is a phone charging station.
Campsite Guidelines:
- No pets.
- No single use plastics.
- No adult nudity in the family area. Check out the Nudity Policy.
Packing Checklist:
Ensure you're fully prepared for your festival adventure with our Essential Packing Checklist.
Accessibility
Medicine Festival is committed to making their festival accessible for all. Here are some of the measures they have in place:
- Dedicated Accessibility Lead as a point of contact on site for anyone with a disability.
- Two disabled loos:
- One in the Accessible Campsite.
- One in the main festival site.
- Area Guardians will assist to ensure a good line of sight to the entertainment, as there is no Accessible Viewing Area for the stages.
- Please note:
- No metal tracks for wheelchairs.
- Some ground is rough and uneven, and paths may be challenging.
- Wet weather can make the ground slippery and more difficult to navigate.
Medicine also acknowledges that hidden disabilities and neurodivergent differences can often be overlooked. Please visit Medicine Festival's Accessibility Page to find their Accessibility Form, and for more information.
