Found Festival

About Found Festival

Born from the family behind Towersey, Found Festival 2027 brings Americana, folk, country, blues and roots music to Claydon Estate, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire.

The founders trace that line back to their grandfather, who established Towersey Festival in 1965; Found arrived in 2025 as a new independent, not-for-profit boutique format. Capacity is capped at 2,000.

Lineup and Programme

The 2027 programme is described as over 100 acts across three stages. The Found Stage, Overheard and The Dance House make up the live-music core.

Beyond the stage bill, the programme also covers dance, comedy and spoken word, with workshops ranging from art and craft to yoga and breathwork. Family activity runs through circus and street theatre as well as storytelling, silent disco and dance classes.

Who Is It For?

The audience is all-ages and family-friendly, with the festival framed around community, wellbeing and creative connection. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult over 21.

Under-5s are free. Family programming covers circus, street theatre, storytelling, silent disco and dance classes.

The Venue and Site

Claydon Estate gives the festival a country-estate site in Buckinghamshire, with the North Lodge listed as the visitor entrance and the South Lodge entrance off Calvert Road.

Camping is split into tents-only, vans-only and mixed areas. Campervans and caravans are welcome, electric hook-up can be added to tickets, and a glamping village is bookable in advance.

Accessible camping is stated in the festival terms, with dedicated toilet and shower facilities plus sockets for recharging scooter batteries. The same terms state a drop-off point by the main gate and a dedicated parking area.

Travel to Found Festival

Claydon Estate sits in Buckinghamshire, 7 miles from Buckingham and about 13 miles north-west of Aylesbury. Central London is less than 60 miles away.

• Nearest stations: Aylesbury Parkway is 10 miles away, Bicester Village and Bicester North are 12.2 miles away, and Milton Keynes Central is 16 miles away.
• Road access: routes include the A413 at Buckingham, the A41 at Waddesdon crossroads, M40 junction 9 at Bicester, Calvert Crossroads and Calvert Road for the South Lodge entrance.
• Parking and drop-off: festival terms state a dedicated parking area and a drop-off point by the main gate; camping information says guests can drive to their pitch to unload and park very close by.