Camper Calling

About Camper Calling

Ragley Hall sits about 25 miles south of Birmingham. From 27 to 29 August, Camper Calling 2027 runs at Ragley Hall, Alcester as a family-friendly music festival. The first edition took place on the estate in 2016. By 2017, capacity had doubled to 6,000.

The 2026 edition marked Camper Calling's tenth year at Ragley Hall. Its programme sits between indie/alternative rock, pop, DJ sets and family entertainment, with camping built into the weekend.

Lineup and Programme

The schedule runs across Lakeside Stage, Arrow Stage, Freshly Squeezed Stage and Carnival Tent. Campervan Live Lounge is also part of the site. The music covers indie/alternative rock, pop, dance/DJ sets and tribute acts.

Around the stages, the programme includes lake activities, creative workshops, wellness sessions, silent disco and evening entertainment. More than 60 independent food and drink traders operate on site.

Who Is It For?

Camper Calling is set up for families and multi-generational groups. Under-18 ticket holders must attend with the person who bought the ticket: a parent, legal guardian or nominated guardian over 25. No more than three children can attend per adult.

Dedicated family camping areas sit alongside welfare stations in the camping fields. No glass is allowed on site.

The Venue and Site

Ragley Hall's grounds form the festival site, with music areas and camping fields spread across the estate. Camping covers tents, campervans, caravans and motorhomes.

The named camping areas include Juliet, As You Like It, Camp Arrow, The Hamlet, Romeo, accessible camping and VIP options. Juliet is the furthest camping field and has a free bus shuttle. Campsites have welfare, toilets, water and bin stations, with limited showers open from 7am to 10pm. VIP camping has 16 amp electric hookups in a dedicated area.

Ragley Hall, Alcester is in Warwickshire, about 25 miles south of Birmingham.

• Rail: nearest stations include Stratford-upon-Avon, Evesham, Redditch and Birmingham International.
• Road: access uses the M40, M42 and M5, with local routes including the A46/A435 junction and B4085.
• Parking: dedicated day visitor parking is available. The blue route covers day and weekend parking, taxis, drop-offs and pickups, Camp Arrow, accessible camping, entertainment and artist access, press and trader access.
• Camping access: VIP glamping options include a dedicated car park.