Nozstock presents Into the Valley

Nozstock presents Into the Valley 2026

Nozstock presents Into the Valley takes place on 17-18 July 2026 near Bromyard in the County of Herefordshire, England. Set on a family farm in the countryside, this two-day festival combines music, arts, and community in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Music and Entertainment

Nozstock features a diverse lineup of music across several stages, from electronic DJs to acoustic folk bands. The festival also offers theatre and performance art including fire-eaters, acrobats, comedy sketches, and puppet shows scattered throughout the site, creating a dynamic and interactive experience.

Family Activities

Designed for all ages, Nozstock offers a dedicated kids’ area with games, crafts, and gentle performances. Workshops such as drumming, pottery, circus skills, and face painting provide entertainment for children and teens alike, making it a true family-friendly event.

Atmosphere and Setting

Hosted on a historic farm with an old Tudor farmhouse and orchard, Nozstock has a charming rural setting. As night falls, fairy lights and lanterns illuminate the fields and woodland paths. Camping and glamping are available onsite, while local village inns offer alternative accommodation nearby.

Bromyard is located in rural Herefordshire (postcode HR7 4LS). If you are driving, leave the M5 at junction 7 near Worcester or the M50 at junction 2 toward Ledbury, then follow country roads into town. The final stretch into Bromyard is on the B4214 (Tenbury Road). These roads can be narrow, so allow extra time. There is usually ample parking near the festival site and town centre (parking fees may apply during events to support green initiatives). Satnavs and map apps will get you to Bromyard; once there, look for event signs that point to parking and drop-off areas.

The nearest major airports are Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff. Birmingham Airport is about a 60–90 minute drive from Bromyard; Bristol and Cardiff airports are around 2–2.5 hours away by road. London’s airports (Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted) are farther out – roughly a 3–4 hour drive. From any of these airports, travelers can rent a car or take a coach to Worcester or Hereford. Trains or local buses from Worcester or Hereford will then bring you within range of Bromyard.

Bromyard doesn’t have its own train station. The closest mainline stations are in Hereford (about 12 miles south) and Ledbury (about 10 miles east). Worcester also has stations, though those are farther away (around 30 miles). From Hereford station, Stagecoach buses (routes 420/469) run to Bromyard several times a day, arriving at Bromyard’s Pump Street stop. A taxi from Hereford to Bromyard takes around 15–20 minutes. National Express coaches serve Hereford and Ledbury; if you arrive by coach, simply switch to a local bus or taxi into Bromyard. (Tip: rural bus schedules can be sparse, so check times in advance.)

For accommodation, Bromyard itself has a few charming B&Bs and inns, but they fill up fast in summer. Many visitors to the festival camp on-site: the event typically provides camping fields and even pre-pitched eco-tents. In the surrounding countryside you’ll find farm stays, caravan parks and glamping sites. If you prefer indoor lodging, try nearby Ledbury or Hereford (each only a 10–15 minute drive) which have larger hotels and guesthouses. Wherever you stay, you’re in for a warm rural welcome – don’t forget sturdy shoes for exploring the many local trails!