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• Tickets may be available to buy at the gate but last year we sold out of all our camping tickets prior to the festival, we expect that to be the case again this year.
• Gates will close at 10pm – strictly no re-entry after this point.
• All Ticket sales will close at 8pm on Saturday.
• Last re-entry for all wristband holders will be 10pm on all days.
  
  

• It is our Child Protection Policy to forbid any adults from receiving their wristbands (and so enter the campsite) without their kids being present.
• Please arrive as a full party.
• Once you have been given your wristbands you are free to come and go as you need to.
• Similarly, grandparents hoping to join their family should arrive at the same time as the wider family (and so with children).
• We cannot admit other adults who are not a member of the family and who do not have their own child with them, to the family campsite as a part of your party.
• It is a part of our child welfare and child protection policy and it’s non-negotiable. Best alternative is for any friend you wish to join your party to purchase a weekend ticket with an eco-camping bolt on and you can meet in the communal food area for breakfast and closer to bed time.

• This is strictly not allowed – all U18s must be under the supervision of a parent/guardian over 25 at all times and so will be refused entry if unaccompanied.

• £5 Weekend Parking.

• Stripe receipts are not tickets.
• To get the best value for your money – aim to purchase before the 1st August as tickets will increase in price.
• It is also advisable to have your ticket purchased before arrival on site as we do not have any ATMs on site, nor can we accept card payment for tickets

• The family campsite is spread across three fields at a total of 14 acres of beautiful green farmland surrounded by stunning views of the Binevenagh and Keady Mountains. It is in the heartland of the stunning Roe Valley.
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• If there is anyone in your party who is a particularly light sleeper – avoid pitching next to a generator or a light tower base. Interfering with this equipment will result in eviction and possible prosecution.
• The campsite will include two nappy changing facilities, a feeding station, a bbq area, bins and toilets.
• There will be a drinking water supply.
• Unfortunately, no showers (yet)
• No electrical charging points are available so keep your phone on power-saving mode between Snapchats and Instagram posts.
• Campers at Stendhal will have protection with a full quota of security staff – you can have some reassurance that young children leaving the campsite unattended will be questioned where their parents/guardians are.

• No vehicles can access the campsites. Family Camping is a shorter walk from the top of the car park for any little legs in your party – approximately 100M.

• We do not have any restriction on the size of tent that you bring, however we would respectfully request that you limit your party to one tent as Family Camping is busy.
• Awnings and gazebos are acceptable to bring but it we’d prefer if you didn’t – simply a space issue.

• Absolutely – you are welcome to pack any picnic foods for you and your family.
• However, you should be mindful that any bottles of water/juice should be sealed on arrival and will be inspected by security.
• Glass objects including food jars are prohibited.
• Furthermore, blades are not allowed for safety reasons so plastic crockery/cutlery is what you need.
• This also applies to campervan users.
• There are plenty of food vendors at the festival from coffee to pizza, baguettes to noodles, crepes to Hog Roasts.

At Present you may bring up to 12 cans OR1 1ltr plastic bottle of spirits OR 1 box of wine – Absolutely no glass please.

• Families are welcome to bring disposable BBQs only and should be used in the designated area away from tents.
• Gas powered equipment is strictly forbidden for health and safety reasons.

• All families are different. But our advice is simple – you won’t need the kitchen sink!
• Wellies are most advisable, as is drinking water, warm layers and waterproofs. Torches, wipes and of course your tickets are essential
• Don’t forget your mask – hand sanitiser

• We have stone paths around the festival arena so a pushchair is an option. Many parents’ personal preference is a sling for infants but our paths are wider and sturdier than previous years for your convenience.

• The youngest Stendhal punter has been three weeks old – and she, along with her parents had a ball.
• There are baby changing facilities on site and a dedicated breastfeeding area where new/expectant mothers can have some peace and privacy with a qualified and experienced Breastfeeding Counsellor and doula who can advise on postpartum support, baby massage and toddler yoga.
• Something which parents may want to be mindful of is the noise levels from stages. Our music ranges from gentle acoustic sets to full brass bands and dance music so many parents have found ear defenders to be excellent for peace of mind and protection.
• Strobe lighting effects will also be in operation.
• You may hear occasional swearing at the comedy shows or from any of the acts, we have asked them to be mindful that there are children present but we cannot guarantee what is said on a live mic.

• Our philosophy in kids’ entertainment is simple – feed their imagination and get them creative.
• Our kids’ activities embrace the beautiful natural surroundings of Ballymully Cottage Farm; we want to encourage all sorts of crafts, music making, creativity and storytelling, in an environmentally responsible manner.
• These activities are included in your family ticket so you shouldn’t have to reach into your pocket anymore to keep the kids happy.
• See our Family blog for further details on the wealth of kids’ activities.
• The family programme begins at 11am – 9pm on Friday 10th
• It will run from 10am – 9pm on Saturday 11th