Godney Gathering

Godney Gathering 2026

Godney Gathering returns on 17-18 July 2026 at Garslade Farm in Godney, Somerset. Set on the Somerset Levels near Glastonbury, this friendly micro-festival offers a unique countryside celebration with music, art, and community spirit.

Music and Entertainment

Enjoy an eclectic lineup across multiple stages featuring reggae, indie folk, rock, and pop. Highlights include:

• Main stage with headline acts
• Acoustic chill-out corner
• DJ-powered silent disco

Between sets, catch comedians and cabaret performers for continuous entertainment.

Food, Drink and Craft Market

Sample local food and drink from a variety of stalls alongside a vibrant craft market offering unique creations.

Family Activities and Workshops

Activities for all ages include a dedicated children's playground, interactive art installations, and wellness workshops like yoga.

Atmosphere and Community

Organised by volunteers, Godney Gathering champions community, sustainability, and local music. Relax in a welcoming atmosphere surrounded by picturesque meadows, nature reserves, and waterways. Camp on-site to enjoy evenings around a campfire or dancing under the stars at the silent disco.

Driving is typically the easiest way to reach Godney, especially if you’re coming with camping gear. Use postcode BA5 1RX for GPS directions to Garslade Farm on Godney Road. From the M5 motorway (head north from Exeter/Bristol or south from Birmingham/London), follow signs to Glastonbury via the A39 or A371 and then local country lanes. The festival site generally offers parking to attendees, though spaces can fill up quickly. We recommend car-sharing if possible to ease congestion in the lanes.

For public transport, be aware that Godney is not directly served by rail. The closest major train stations are Bath Spa or Bristol Temple Meads (each about 30–40 miles away) or the smaller Castle Cary station (about 25 miles). From any of these, take a bus or taxi toward Glastonbury or Wells and then a taxi or ride-share for the final stretch. Bus services, such as the Mendip Xplorer (Bath to Wells via Street/Glastonbury), run through Glastonbury. You may also find occasional coach services to nearby larger towns, especially on event weekends.

For air travellers, the closest airport is Bristol Airport (BRS), roughly a 45-minute drive from Godney. Exeter Airport is another option (around 1.5 hours away by car). From any airport, the best approach is to hire a car or arrange a private transfer into the local area. Some festival-goers choose to fly into London and then continue by train/coach, but this adds several hours of travel time.

Accommodation near Godney caters to various preferences. If on-site camping is available, it’s a convenient option, but advance booking is advisable. Otherwise, you’ll find B&Bs, inns, and small hotels in Glastonbury, Wells, or nearby villages. Bath and Bristol have more hotel options, though they are further away (requiring an extra drive). Summer weekends are busy around here, so book early. Many guests split their stay between nearby towns (with taxi or rideshare for the commute) to balance convenience and choice.