Cornbury Music Festival '10

Set in the tranquil Cornbury Park within the heart of Oxfordshire offering a family-friendly line-up, mixing a few typical-festival acts with some new ones. it's a nicely-organized & comfortable music festival with many helpful and enjoyable add-ons. The seventh Cornbury festival takes place on Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th July 2010.

Line-up

The acts confirmed include David Gray, Squeeze, Noisettes, Buddy Guy, Jackson Browne, The Feeling, Newton Faulkner, Reef, The Blockheads, Imelda May, Candi Staton, Dr John, Seth Lakeman, The New Forbidden, Staxs featuring Kiki Dee and Louise Marshall, Dhol Foundation, Kathryn Tickell, Fisherman's Friend, and The Raghu Dixit Project. For the line-up details, and day splits as available please click here.

In addition to the music, the festival offers a variety of attractions including a fairground, many morris dance pageants, children's theatre workshops, theatre workshops, arts and crafts, speciality shops, novelty acts and upmarket catering offering everything from champagne and cappuccinos to real ale.

Tickets

A weekend adult ticket is priced at £95 (with an extra charge of £20 for camping, or the quiet camping option), a young person weekend tickets (for those aged 13-16 years old inclusive) is priced at £47.50 (with camping £67.50). Child aged 12 years and under, and adults over 70 years of age can attend for free (but need tickets). A campervan ticket is priced at £40.

Saturday or Sunday Day tickets for adults are priced at £55, with a Young Person (13-16 years old inclusive) priced at £27.50. Once again tickets will be 'Print at home' which literally does mean you print your tickets at home!

Disabled tickets (free of charge) will be available direct from the festival office - an application form is available to download from the website.

To buy tickets, click here.

Camping

The campsite is a pleasantly self-contained, gently sloping and spacious field divided into main and (pre-purchased) family areas. The campsite also provides music for night owls at the back of the bar-tent once the arena closes. It is reasonably stocked with portaloo-style toilets, showers, and running water. The area is a pleasant walk from the main arena through a picturesque area of the country park including between two lakes. The entrance to the camping area offers a number of high-quality food outlets ranging from breakfast baps through fruit stalls, bakers, filter coffee merchants, and a Spanish doughnut seller.

Please note that there is no VIP camping - VIP tickets these apply to the VIP area in the arena only and the camping ticket means you will be with all the other regular happy campers! There is special boutique camping (located near the main campsite) which will be available to buy from March.

Further details will be here when available.