Kendal Calling

Jul 2020

Lowther Deer Park

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The basics

Kendal Calling combines live music, fairground attractions, markets and a unique atmosphere at one of the quirkiest and coolest small festivals around.

The festival

Kendal Calling is the kind of festival you could only put on in England. Set in the rolling green fields of the Lake District, it brings together bands and artists large and small, along with a huge host of other attractions for an independent-spirited festival.

First hosted in 2006, the festival has seen a steady rise in popularity year on year, winning the Best Small Festival award in 2010 and 2011 and Best Medium Festival in 2013. Performers in past years include Basement Jaxx, Calvin Harris, Feeder, Public Enemy and Echo and the Bunnymen to name a few, and this 2014's lineup, which included Frank Turner, Example, De La Soul, Zane Lowe and plenty more.

As well as music, Kendal Calling is all about creating a unique vibe. It’s choc-full of fairground rides, markets, food and drink events and artwork from independent artists.

Our tip

For a bit of culture to go with the music, check out the Late Night Cinema – a pop-up space where films are screened under the stars.

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Getting there

How do I get there?

Travelling by Car: From the South: All ticket holders:
M6 Exit Junction 39
Turn L onto A6 at end of sliproad
 Turn R at T Junction to follow A6 North
Keep on A6 through village of Shap
Then, depending on your ticket type:
 
Standard campsite ticket holders:
Look out for the A6 passing underneath the Motorway
Approx 1 mile after this turn L into the Lowther Estate
Follow driveway to main car park. From the North: Standard campsite ticket holders:
Continue on M6 to J39 and follow directions from South
 
Campervans, Emperors Fields and The Deer Lodge ticket holders:
For entrance to Emperors Fields, Campervans and The Deer Lodge please follow signs for All Camping.

Car Share: Kendall Calling have teamed up with GoCarShare

Travelling by Train: The nearest train station to the festival site is Penrith, which is a ten minute car journey from the site.

Shuttle Bus: There will be a shuttle bus running from the train station to the festival site. 

Tickets

Pricing

Adult Tickets starting from: £130

When can I get them?

Tickets on sale now

Where can I get them?

Tickets are available via the website. Instalment plans are also available. 

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