FeastyFest 2026 takes over Cheam Park on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, and with more than 11,000 people heading in across the weekend, a little planning goes a long way. Here's how to get there, where to park, and what to have with you when you arrive.

By train — the easy option

Cheam station is the closest, a short walk from the park, with Sutton station a little further out. Both are well served from central London — trains into Sutton run from Victoria, London Bridge and Blackfriars — so for most visitors the train is quicker and far less hassle than driving. It also means no car-park queue at the end of the night when everyone leaves at once.

Driving and parking

If you're coming by car, there's an official festival car park for over 1,000 vehicles, accessed via Netley Close (off Nordan Road). It's well signed on the day, but spaces are limited against demand, so aim to arrive early — especially on the Saturday. Set your sat-nav for Cheam Park (SM3 8BP) and follow the event signage rather than heading straight for the postcode.

By bus, bike or on foot

Several local bus routes stop close to Cheam Park, and if you live in Cheam, Sutton or the surrounding streets, walking or cycling in is genuinely the fastest way — you skip the traffic entirely and there's no parking to worry about.

What to bring

  • A contactless card or phone — the site is cashless.
  • Sensible shoes — it's a grass parkland site and can be soft underfoot after rain.
  • Layers and a light waterproof — it's September in Surrey; pack for all four seasons.
  • A refillable water bottle, sun cream on a bright day, and a picnic blanket for the music.

Dogs, cash and the essentials

Dogs: well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome — bring water and clean up after them. Cashless: there are no cashpoints on site and traders and bars take card and contactless, so bring a card or your phone and carry a little cash only as a backup. The park is largely flat for step-free access; see the accessibility section on the main FeastyFest 2026 page.

Sorted your travel? Now the fun part

Once you know how you're getting there, take a look at the full line-up, food traders and family activities, and grab your tickets on Skiddle. Fancy going for free? We're giving away a pair of weekend tickets.