The Wild Wood Festival 2027

About The Wild Wood Festival

Horseheath Racecourse hides a woodland in the middle of its land. For 2027, The Wild Wood Festival runs 18-21 June at The Woodland Glade, Linton, as a music festival capped at 2,000 people. Its roots go back to 2016.

The shape is compact. The bill sits in electronic music, with disco, house, techno and funk running through the weekend.

Lineup and Programme

Announced acts include Erol Alkan, Kitty, Itchy R, Lukas Wigflex, Tia Cousins and Fleetmac Wood. The site spreads music across Main Stage, LOST, Sundown Stage, The Sett, The Underground, Vulva Voom and Outlier.

Away from the decks, the programme includes yoga, sound healing, creative workshops, hot tubs and sauna sessions. Dancing, woodland paths and sunset watching are part of the weekend.

Who Is It For?

The crowd is adult-only. Entry is strictly 18+, with Challenge 25 in place at the bars and box office. The focus is an intimate electronic-music weekend rather than a family camp-out.

Alongside the dance bill, there are wellness and support points including yoga, sound healing, psy care, medical and welfare provision. Access toilets, disabled parking and disabled camping are part of the site facilities.

The Venue and Site

The Woodland Glade sits inside Horseheath Racecourse, south of the A1307 between Linton and Horseheath. Stages are built into the trees and woodland floor, with secret venues, lasers and light shows in the production. Woodland paths and sunset spots are part of the layout.

Weekend tickets include camping for Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Campervan and caravan tickets are separate, and boutique bell tents are available. Facilities include toilets, shower blocks, drinking water taps, food traders, a campsite shop, bars, a wine bar and cocktail lounges.

Travel

The site is at Horseheath Racecourse, Linton, CB21 4QP, around 30 minutes from Cambridge and just over an hour from London.

• Rail: Great Chesterford is about 15 minutes away by car or taxi. Audley End and Cambridge station are also named rail options.
• Road: Access is via the A1307 Cambridge to Haverhill Road, with the M11 as the main motorway route.
• Entrance: The entrance is on the south side of the A1307 between Linton and Horseheath.
• Parking: Advance car park tickets cost £12.50 plus booking fee; on-the-door parking costs £25. Vehicles are parked at the attendee's own risk.