Blue Reef Festival 2027

About Blue Reef Festival

Loddington Farm in Maidstone sets Blue Reef Festival 2027 in the Kent countryside, with a family-friendly music bill across 23–24 July. It started in 2021. The independent, father-and-daughter-run festival leans into grassroots music, skate and surf culture, street food and bars.

Lineup and Programme

Stage names are published. The named areas are the Introducing Stage, DJ Tent and The After Party. The programme spans acoustic campfire sets, indie and rock, plus dance DJs, with creative workshops and family-friendly activity alongside the music.

Who Is It For?

Families are part of the brief. Blue Reef’s audience is mixed-age and family-friendly, with the festival framed around grassroots music and skate/surf culture. Under-18s can attend with a full-paying parent or guardian aged 18 or over. Proof of age may be required at the gate, and children 16 and under must hold a ticket.

The Venue and Site

Loddington Farm, Linton, Maidstone ME17 4AG is the confirmed site, with the arena entrance at the Butt Green Lane and Loddington Lane junction. Camping is separate for 2027. The camping page lists reserved 6x6m pitches, adult and child campsite-entry tickets, and a campsite a short walk from the main arena. Camping opens at 17:00 on 22 July and closes at 16:00 on 25 July.

Travel to Blue Reef Festival

Maidstone is the nearest major town. Loddington Farm is in Kent, with the arena entrance listed at the Butt Green Lane and Loddington Lane junction.

• Nearest stations: East Farleigh is about 3.02 miles away; Marden (Kent) is about 3.28 miles away.
• Arena entrance: Butt Green Lane and Loddington Lane junction.
• Farm access: Loddington Lane from Heath Road.