Cornbury Festival at the Great Tew Estate

We're thrilled to announce that our lovely Cornbury Festival has moved to a fantastic new location on The Great Tew Estate in the Heart of The Cotswolds.

The new site is about 30 minutes drive from Banbury station and around 12 minutes from our old site at Charlbury – click here for a video showing the route.


Travel by Train to Banbury Station

This year we’ve got together with out friends at Chiltern Railways and R.H.Transport, to provide you with a fantastic shuttle bus service from Banbury Station to the Festival. We think you’ll find it is the quickest and easiest way to get to Cornbury.

Chiltern Railways provides fast and frequent services from London Marylebone and Birmingham Moor Street to Banbury Station.

Simply click here to book your train tickets with Chiltern Railways.

Please note that due to engineering works on 30th June and 1st July, all Chiltern Railway’s services out of London will depart from London Paddington and not Marylebone. Services are unaffected otherwise.

If you are travelling in a group of 3 or 4, then buy a GroupSave ticket from any staffed Chiltern Railway ticket office. With GroupSave 3 or 4 people can travel together Off-Peak for the price of 2 adults (Terms and conditions apply).

Festival Shuttle Bus from Banbury Station

On arrival at Banbury Station, you can hop on the shuttle bus provided by R.H.Transport, which will take you straight to the Festival.

Services start on the afternoon of Thursday 28th June and run until the morning of Monday 2nd July, perfect for everyone, especially for the campers amongst you. Just click on the link opposite for the full shuttle bus timetable.

 

Driving Directions

From Oxford, follow the A44 through Woodstock, and after a few miles turn right onto the B4022 at Enstone, from here you will pick up signage to the festival site.

From Banbury and the Midlands, take the A361 south from Banbury towards Chipping Norton, turning left onto the B4022 towards Enstone and The Tews, from here you will pick up signage to the festival site.

From the south-west, get to Burford using the A40 or A361, then follow the A361 north through Chipping Norton towards Banbury, and turn right onto the B4022 towards Enstone and The Tews, from here you will pick up signage to the festival site.

From the west, get to Chipping Norton on the A44 or A361, then follow the A44 towards Oxford and turn left onto the B4022 at Enstone, from here you will pick up signage to the festival site.

 

 

 

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Cornbury Music Festival 29th June to 1st July 2012

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Check out the new commemorative book of Cornbury Festival available at this year's festival

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Volunteers needed

Volunteer at the Cornbury Music Festival

Would you like to spend a weekend camping (with showers and loos!) in a beautiful countryside location, and enjoying fantastic music?! Then come and work at the Cornbury Festival!!

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New Location

Changes to the 2010 Cornbury Music Festival

Cornbury Festival returns to its wonderful new location on The Great Tew Estate. Find out about the new venue and how to get there.

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Glamping

Glamping at Cornbury Festival 2011

Our magical new Glamping area is managed again by our lovely friends Robbie and Roland at Podpads.

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