Maverick Festival

Maverick Festival 2026

Join Maverick Festival from 3-5 July 2026 at Easton Farm Park, Easton, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Set in picturesque farmland with Victorian barns, this three-day event is the UK’s leading celebration of Americana, country, and roots music.

Music

Experience multiple stages featuring top Americana, country, blues, and folk artists in intimate venues. The handpicked lineup offers authentic performances in both indoor and outdoor settings, creating a personal and immersive musical experience.

Family Activities

Maverick Festival welcomes all ages with family-friendly activities including dance workshops, storytelling, crafts, and games that engage kids and adults alike.

Food & Drink

Enjoy a variety of local food and drink options across the site:

• Freshly made pizzas and authentic street food
• Award-winning ice cream and sweet treats
• Crisp Suffolk cider, local ales, and hot beverages

Atmosphere

The rustic farm setting offers a warm, welcoming community vibe with campfires, bonfires, communal camping, and spontaneous jam sessions. Nearby Woodbridge and Ipswich provide additional accommodation options for those seeking greater comfort.

By car, Easton Farm Park is straightforward to reach. The park is just a few miles from Woodbridge, accessible via the A12. If you're coming from London or Cambridge, simply follow the A12 north (signposted to Ipswich) and exit onto the A1152 towards Woodbridge and Easton. Follow brown tourist signs for Easton Farm Park. GPS may list the address as Easton Farm Park, Pound Corner, Woodbridge, IP13 0EQ. Parking is available on site for ticket-holders, but roads are narrow country lanes, so allow a little extra travel time.

For public transport, the nearest station is Woodbridge (on the East Suffolk Line). Trains run from London (via Ipswich) or from Norwich to Woodbridge. From there, Easton Farm Park is about a 5-minute taxi ride, or you can check local buses. For example, bus routes 63 or 118 stop near Easton. Get off at the White Horse pub stop; it's then a 10-minute walk to the farm. Be aware that rural bus service can be infrequent on weekends, so plan ahead or consider sharing a taxi.

If you're flying in, the nearest airports are Norwich (about 60 miles away) and London Stansted (some 70-80 miles). Norwich has train services to Ipswich and onward to Woodbridge. From Stansted, take the train via Cambridge or London Liverpool Street and change for Ipswich/Woodbridge. Both airports have car hire if you prefer driving. The larger London airports (Heathrow/Gatwick) are farther away (roughly 2-3 hours by car) and involve a longer journey into Suffolk.

Accommodation in the area ranges from on-site camping to nearby hotels and B&Bs. The festival often offers on-site camping (included with tickets), so pack your tent if you want the full weekend experience. Otherwise, the town of Woodbridge (about 3-4 miles away) has guesthouses, inns and small hotels. Ipswich (around 10-12 miles away) offers larger hotels and chains. Book well in advance, as July weekends fill up fast. Suffolk also has charming country cottages and farm stays if you prefer a more secluded retreat.