Good Vibrations Society

About Good Vibrations Society

Pippingford Park sits in woodland on the Ashdown Forest. Good Vibrations Society brings its 2027 edition to the Nutley site from 6-8 August 2027, with a music bill rooted in reggae, dub and drum & bass. Soul, folk, house, electronic and dance also run through it. It began here in 2021. Capacity is 5,000 per day.

Lineup and Programme

The music runs across Bloom, Warren, The Root, The Hive, Nest, Lily Pad and Branches. Reggae, dub and drum & bass sit alongside soul, folk, house, electronic and dance. Away from the arenas are yoga, meditation, talks, workshops, dance and movement sessions, wild swimming, kids activities and play areas. Food, drink and shopping are part of the site.

Who Is It For?

The crowd is mixed-age rather than late-night-only. Good Vibrations Society is all-ages, but under-18s must stay with an adult aged 25 or older at all times. The family side is visible in The Hive kids area and play areas, while the wider programme points to music, wellbeing, ecology and community.

The Venue and Site

Pippingford Park gives the festival its woodland setting on the Ashdown Forest. Camping is on site, with pre-pitched tents and dedicated caravan and campervan pitches. The campsite has warm showers, drinking water, toilets and an on-site supplies shop. Accessible drop-off and an accessible toilet are available.

Travel

Pippingford Park is near Nutley in East Sussex, about 18 miles northeast of Brighton and about 32 miles south of London.

• Rail: East Grinstead is 7.6 miles away, Uckfield 8.1 miles and Haywards Heath 11 miles.
• Road: Access uses the A22 at Wych Cross, the A275 at the Wych Cross junction and the A22 entrance to Pippingford Park.
• Parking: On-site parking is a short walk from the campsite. Parking passes are £12 for all weekend or £6 for one day.
• Access: The site has an accessible drop-off point.