29th and 30th June 2024
Stoke Park,
Guildford GU1 1ER

29th and 30th June 2024,
Stoke Park, Guildford GU1 1ER

SATURDAY

SISTER SLEDGE

BJöRN AGAIN

BACCARA
(Yes sir I can boogie)

THE JONES GANG
(Featuring Kenney Jones & Friends)

THE ROCK CHOIR

LUNAR KEYS

DOUBTING THOMAS

SUNDAY

PETER HOOK &
THE LIGHT

DODGY

THE COUNTERFEIT STONES

BEZ

DEFINITELY OASIS

THE ROCK CHOIR

DJ Johnnie Parker

Local Pop Hero

SATURDAY

SISTER SLEDGE

BJöRN AGAIN

BACCARA (Yes sir I can boogie)

THE JONES GANG
(Featuring Kenney Jones & Friends)

SUNDAY

PETER HOOK & THE LIGHT

DODGY

COUNTERFEIT STONES

BEZ

DEFINITELY OASIS

Getting to Guilfest

The festival address

Stoke Park
Guildford
GU1 1ER


GuilFest is situated on Stoke Park, some outstanding park land right in the centre of Guildford. Stoke Park is kindly opened up to thousands of festival goers for one weekend a year and the best in world music descends on our town. You will find all the information you will require about getting to the festival here.

Shuttlebus service

The bus will be leaving from Guildford station from 10.30am – 3pm on Saturday and Sunday. The bus will be leaving from the Guilfest site at Ewhurst Green from 10pm – 1am back to Guildford station.

The fee for this will be £10 for a return trip

Shuttle bus tickets are now available to purchase here

By Car

GuilFest is situated on Stoke Park. There are two carparks situated on the site, one for public parking and one for site traffic and disabled parking. AA traffic signs will direct traffic to the relevant carparks.

Public Parking

This carpark is situated on the north side of Stoke Park and can be accessed via the Parkway that runs via the Spectrum. Once parked stewards will direct visitors to the main entrance of the arena.

If the carpark becomes full then stewards will direct visitors to local carparks including the College Carpark and York Road Carpark. Both are within short walking distance to the festival site.

There is also the park and ride in Merrow that visitors will be able to use and park their cars and get a bus into Guildford. This information will also be shown on the website.

Disabled Parking and Site Traffic

Disabled parking and site traffic will be situated on the main part of Stoke Park and will be accessed via the London Road Entrance. Stewards will be directing the vehicles to the correct parking areas.

Vehicles will leave the site via the Nightingale Road entrance.

By Taxi

A taxi drop off and collection point will situated on Lido Road at the back of the bowling clubs. Sign posts will then direct visitors to walk round the back of the main stage to the arena Entrance.

By Train

Guildford has two railway stations, Guildford Town Main Station and London Road Station.

The Main Station is on the main Waterloo to London line and is a 15-minute walk to Stoke Park. The London Road station is situated very close to Stoke Park, a 5-minute walk.

If people arrive at the Main station, they will be able to then get a train to the London Road station should they wish to do so. Alternatively, the Guildford Bus Station is a 5-minute walk from the Main Station.

By Bus

Guildford Bus Station is situated in the centre of town. There are various bus routes that go past Stoke Park that run at regular times.

Bus route 6 runs along London Road of Stoke Park and stops at Ennismore Avenue, close to the London Road Entrance.

There are other alternative busses that run similar routes close to Stoke Park.

Winner of the BEST Family Festival in the UK

GuilFest is back at Stoke Park on 29th & 30th June 2024

GuilFest is back home!

After 10 long years, GuilFest returns to its spiritual home of Stoke Park in Guildford on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th June 2024. We are so excited and cannot wait to welcome you back to Stoke Park with a bang!

Fantastic Line Up Confirmed
It is an absolute privilege to have one of Guildford’s original “heroes” The Stranglers headlining Saturday’s performances on the main stage and we are thrilled to welcome the “Spaceman” himself Sam Ryder who will headline on Sunday night. They will be backed up by Shaun Ryder's Black Grape, Nouvelle Vague, Blockheads and The Skints on Saturday and Peter Hook and the Light, From The Jam, Boyzlife, Dutty Moonshine Big Band and Bez on Sunday plus many, many more acts to be confirmed.

Get Your Tickets Now
Tickets are available now from our website, we’re expecting this festival to sell out very quickly so get your tickets as soon as you can!

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Getting to Guilfest

The festival address

Hurtwood Park Polo Club
Horsham Lane
Ewhurst Green
Surrey
GU6 7SW

Shuttlebus service

The bus will be leaving from Guildford station from 10.30am – 3pm on Saturday and Sunday. The bus will be leaving from the Guilfest site at Ewhurst Green from 10pm – 1am back to Guildford station.

The fee for this will be £10 for a return trip

Shuttle bus tickets are now available to purchase here

By car

Directions to Hurtwood Park – Whether you are coming from London (Heathrow is 35 minutes, Gatwick is 20 minutes) or the south on the A3, exit at the A243 towards Leatherhead/Dorking. Continue on this road when it joins up with the A24. Stay on the A24 past Dorking until you reach Beare Green roundabout. Turn right (south) onto the A29 towards Ockley and when in Ockley turn right onto the B2126 (for Forest Green & Ewhurst). In Ewhurst, turn left at the Bulls Head Pub and continue through the village. Just before you exit the village, there is a sharp right hand bend, where you turn left for Ewhurst Green. Follow the road and you will pass a cricket green on your left. Continue and after about 300 yards after the last buildings on the left are the gates to Hurtwood Park.

Directions from Horsham – following the A281 towards Guildford. Continue along the A281 for approximately 4 miles. Take the A29 (Bognor Road) after half a mile turn left into Rowhook Road. Continue straight into Horsham road and the club is on the right after approximately 3 miles.

Faster access to the main entrance can be gained from the South, along Horsham Road, off the A29 (Dorking/Horsham route), either by following a route through Oakwoodhill/Walliswood (from the East) or Rowhook (from the South).


Public Transport

Guildford, Dorking, and Horsham train stations are all approximately within 10 miles of the festival site.


Parking

The car park is situated right next to the main entrance and is free.


Accessible parking

There will be disabled parking near the entrance to the festival, please just mention your requirements to the parking stewards upon arrival.  

Nominated twice as best Medium-sized Festival in the UK

Guilfest is back this Summer on 16th and 17th July

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