One Love Festival

About One Love Festival

Bentley Estate near Lewes sets the frame for One Love Festival 2027, a roots reggae, dub and electronic music camping weekender in East Sussex. The first One Love / One Sun at the estate took place in 2026, with the second edition dated 20–22 August 2027. The organiser describes it as limited-capacity and family-friendly. Camping is part of the format.

Lineup and Programme

Two woodland arenas carry the names One Love and One Sun. The programme leans from roots reggae, dub and sound system culture into deep electronic music, ambient, leftfield, trip hop, acid, techno, jungle and drum & bass. Site activity also takes in live art, walkabout performance, wellbeing sessions, food and drink trading, and community and cultural programming.

Who Is It For?

Family access is built into the rules. Under-18s are allowed only with a responsible adult aged 25 or over, under-12s are free, and ages 12–15 need a child ticket. The stated audience mixes reggae and sound-system fans with electronic-music listeners and camping festivalgoers.

The Venue and Site

The music arenas sit in woodland clearings on Bentley Estate, Lewes, BN8 5AF, with camping in open fields around the site. Bentley Miniature Railway runs through the estate. The site includes Rastafari Village, the Om & Bass wellbeing area, toilets across the campsite and arenas, showers, drinking water points, medical and welfare provision, accessible toilets, food traders and craft stalls. Campervans use a separate field.

Travel Information

Bentley Estate sits near Lewes in East Sussex, with Uckfield about 5 km from BN8 5AF.

• Nearest stations: Uckfield is about 5 km from the site; Lewes is the nearest major station, with links from London and Brighton; Buxted is about 7.4 km away; Glynde is about 7.8 km away.
• Road access: routes listed by the festival are B2192 to Harvey's Lane, or A26 to Bradford's Lane and Harvey's Lane.
• Parking: a parking pass is required and the FAQ lists it at £10 per car. Vehicles must park where stewards direct them, with no vehicle movement allowed in camping once parked.
• Campervans: campervans need a separate pass and use a separate field.