Call of the Wild Festival

By road: The Lincolnshire Showground is located about four miles north of Lincoln, with the main entrance (Gate 1) just off the A15. (Use postcode LN2 2NA for GPS.) Simply head north from Lincoln city center on the A15 and follow festival signs. On-site parking is provided for festival ticketholders, with staff directing vehicles to different lots near the camping and arena areas. Whether you arrive by car, campervan or motorbike, you'll find plenty of parking close by so you can set up camp and hit the stages quickly. The roads into the event are well signposted and marshals keep traffic moving safely during busy arrival and exit times.

By train and bus: The nearest station is Lincoln Central (St Mary's Street, LN5 7EW), with frequent services from cities like Nottingham, Sheffield and London (via Newark). From the station, a taxi to the showground takes only about 10 minutes. Lincoln's local buses stop near Burton Road, just south of the venue, and on event weekends a special shuttle often runs (for example, Stagecoach route 555). Taxis and ride-shares are plentiful in Lincoln, so if schedules don't line up it's easy to grab a cab from the station or city center.

By air: The closest airport is Humberside (HUY), about 33 miles north (roughly 40 minutes' drive). East Midlands Airport (EMA) near Nottingham is about 62 miles away (around 1 hour 20 minutes' drive) and connects via train/bus to Lincoln. Manchester Airport is around 100 miles (about 2½-3 hours by car) with many international flights. Birmingham Airport is also an option (~110 miles). Each airport has car rental and taxi services; from East Midlands, you can take a coach or train via Nottingham to Lincoln. Keep in mind Lincoln has no commercial airport, so international travelers should book transport connections in advance.

Accommodation: The festival campground offers basic camping and upgraded 'glamping' (pre-pitched tents with beds and electricity). If you prefer a hotel, downtown Lincoln (10 minutes south) has a range of choices, including budget inns and boutique hotels near the Cathedral and Brayford Pool. Nearby villages like Washingborough, Wellingore or Riseholme provide quaint B&Bs and farmstays just a short drive away. Many local lodgings include perks such as free parking and breakfast. Since Call of the Wild is held over a holiday weekend, it's wise to book rooms early. For a comfy immersive experience, consider the festival's VIP camping or glamping packages available through official tickets, as they tend to sell out fast.