Campo Sancho

The festival takes place at Lounge 76 of Stevenage Football Club (Lamex Stadium) in Hertfordshire. The venue is easily reached by public transport or car. Stevenage has a main railway station on the East Coast Main Line, with frequent trains to London King's Cross (around 25-30 minutes) and other major cities. From the station, the Lamex Stadium on Broadhall Way is about a 15-minute walk, or a short taxi ride. Local buses (Stagecoach routes) also serve the stadium area, making it easy to reach the site from around town.

Major airports are also within reach. Top choices include London Luton (about 30 miles away) with regular train connections via Luton Airport Parkway, and London Stansted (roughly 40 minutes by car) which can also be reached by train via Tottenham Hale. London Heathrow and Gatwick are around 1 to 1.5 hours away by road or by linking train and tube services. (It is wise to check schedules in advance, especially on weekends.)

If you're driving, Stevenage is conveniently near the A1(M) and the M1 (via the A602). Take junction 8 off the M1 or exit the A1(M) and follow signs for the Lamex Stadium/Stevenage FC. There is car parking available at the stadium (especially outside of matchdays) and other public car parks nearby. Note that local roads and parking can be busy during events, so plan to arrive early. Consider car-sharing if possible, to reduce traffic and parking needs.

After arriving, you’ll find the Lamex Stadium at Broadhall Way (postcode SG2 8RH) about a mile from Stevenage town centre. The town centre itself has plenty of shops, restaurants and accommodations. Many festival-goers book overnight stays in local hotels, B&Bs or guesthouses, since there is no official festival campsite. Popular options include budget inns and chain hotels near the station or motorway. Be sure to reserve early, as summer weekends can fill up quickly in this part of Hertfordshire.