GETTING HERE

We are now publishing the directions as extra tickets have been made available which will be for sale on the gate...

The festival site is between Frome and Bruton, the postcode for Sat Nav is BA114NX. The site is off the A359. The postcode will direct you to Nunney Catch Roundabout, from there will be signs to the festival.

N.B. AVOID BRUTON directions below.

The festival is in South Somerset, on an Organic Farm.

Car Sharing:

We encourage EVERYBODY who drives to our events to make sure that their cars are full with passengers, wherever possible. In order to support this, there is an official Sunrise liftshare forum at www.freewheelers.com

Driving to the Site:

Please share cars with your mates or find some new friends through the Freewheelers website, remember this is a Green event!

In order to keep the neighbours and local authorities happy please do not approach the site by driving through Bruton. It is an ancient small town of narrow winding roads and will easily become congested with extra traffic from the festival, it also has the world’s most confusing one-way system.

If you are coming from the South on the A303 take the A37 North from Podimore Roundabout

Getting to the site by Train

The nearest train station to the site is Bruton and there will be a red bus service from the station to site leaving every hour, or when there is a train.

Getting to South Somerset by Train

South Somerset is only a little over 100 miles west ofLondon and is easy to reach by train. London(Waterloo) - Exeter trains call at Templecombe, Yeovil
Junction and Crewkerne and the Intercity service fromLondon (Paddington) serves Castle Cary on its journeyto Penzance. The Bristol to Weymouth train stops at
Bruton, Castle Cary and Yeovil Pen Mill. If you wish tobring your bicycle it is essential to check if there is spacebefore you travel and to make a reservation at least 24hours beforehand, for which there may be a charge. Forinformation about train services call 0870 6082608
Big Red Bus Shuttle Service

The Bus Service will start from Bruton train station at 11.30 on Thursday morning and run to and from the site until at least 19.00 with approximately one bus an hour in each direction.

On Friday and Saturday we will start the service at 10.00 and again run through until 19.00

On Monday we will start the service at 10.00 and run through until approximately 17.00

The service will also stop in the centre of bruton for people wishing to go to the shop and use the cash machine and for local people wishing to come for the day on Sunday.

During busy periods we will try and keep up with demand and so the buses may run more frequently than once and hour and we will do our best to coincide running times with trains coming into Bruton. It may also be possible to run a later bus to take people who have come for the day back to the village on sunday night if this is required.

General Information on South Somerset



Sunrise is situated in the beautiful district of South Somerset, which stretches across the county from Bruton in the North East to Crewkerne and Chard in the South West. As well as Sunrise, South Somerset has plenty to offer visitors in terms of attractions and natural sights. We highly recommend that you extend your trip beyond just the festival, and come and stay a while in this very special area of the country.

For details of where to go and what to do, check out this link:

http://www.visitsouthsomerset.com/

Cycling in South Somerset

Due to the location needing to remain hidden at this time, we are unable to publicise the exact location of the Sunrise site prior to your buying tickets for the event. Due to this, we cannot provide an exact cycle route to the festival site. We can however recommend the following sites for some handy cycle routes and maps in the vicinity of the event and around Somerset in general.

South Somerset 80-Mile Cycle Route:-

http://www.visitsouthsomerset.com/media/pdf/d/5/2007_Cycle_Front_web.pdf

http://www.visitsouthsomerset.com/media/pdf/d/5/2007_Cycle_Inside_low_res_for_web.pdf

Sustrans - Cycle routes in Somerset and Bristol

http://www.sustrans.org.uk/default.asp?county=1090921346000