Boho Festival

East Bridgford Road in the village of Newton sits about 10 km south of Nottingham city centre in rural Nottinghamshire. Most visitors reach the area by passing through Nottingham first (it’s a major transport hub) and then following local roads toward East Bridgford and Newton. On festival weekends, clear signage and staff will direct you to parking fields off East Bridgford Road. Parking is usually provided near the site (often with your festival ticket), but spaces fill up fast, so car-pooling or early arrival is recommended.

By car: Nottinghamshire is well served by major roads. From the M1 (north or south), exit at Junction 24 or 25 and follow signs for the A52 toward the Trent Bridge and West Bridgford. From Nottingham city centre, head east on the A52 (King’s Boulevard) and turn south at Radcliffe-on-Trent toward Newton/East Bridgford. If you use sat-nav, enter NG13 8HN (it will route you to a point on East Bridgford Road just 0.5 miles from the festival entrance). The final stretch is a narrow country lane, so allow extra time and drive carefully through the villages. Event stewards will then guide you to the nearest parking area once you arrive.

By train and bus: The nearest major station is Nottingham (served by regular trains from London, Birmingham, Manchester, etc.). Nottingham station is about a 30-minute drive from East Bridgford Road. From there, you can take a TrentBarton Rushcliffe Villager (RV1) bus toward Bingham, which stops at Newton/East Bridgford. (Buses run roughly hourly.) Alternatively, Bingham station on the Nottingham–Lincoln line is about 5 km away; from Bingham you can take a taxi or check local buses toward Radcliffe/East Bridgford. Note that evening services are limited, so if staying off-site plan in advance for a taxi or ride-share after the festival.

By air: The closest airport is East Midlands Airport (EMA), about 30–40 minutes by car. EMA has regular flights from across Europe. From the airport you can rent a car or take a taxi into Nottingham and then follow the directions above. Birmingham Airport is about 1.5 hours by car (you can also take a train from there to Nottingham). Manchester and London airports are further away but connected to Nottingham by train. Whichever airport you use, your goal after flying in is to reach Nottingham, where onward travel to the festival is easiest.

Accommodation: Many attendees stay in Nottingham, which offers a wide range of hotels, inns and B&Bs. West Bridgford and the city centre are convenient places to base yourself. If you prefer countryside charm, some visitors find charming lodgings in East Bridgford, Newton or nearby villages like Bingham or Radcliffe – but these are limited and book up quickly. The festival also typically offers on-site camping and glamping options (check the official site when booking tickets). If you do decide to camp, there are other campgrounds and glamping farms nearby, but again, reserve early. Wherever you stay, book ahead, as accommodations in the Nottinghamshire area can fill up fast during warm summer weekends.