Wild G.O.A.T Festival

In line with the organiser's event T&C’s (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FF5lpmRvZDUkWrCBVQXrI9pPTSYkmRBB/view?usp=share_link), they are unable to offer refunds or ticket exchanges.

Yes, you will need to bring all of your own camping equipment including a tent. 2 nights of camping are included in your weekend ticket from Friday 11th August – Sunday 13th August.

No, if camping isn’t for you, the organiser's flexible ticketing options mean you can get a pass for all of the weekend’s activities whilst staying at a local hotel or Airbnb. (This must be booked separately).

No, showers are included in all weekend passes. Showers are not available for day ticket holders.

Yes – you’re more than welcome to bring your campervan but please note there will be a separate area for vans next to the campsite. The organiser will not allow caravans on site.

No – the camping site is in a separate area to the car park for safety reasons however it is only a short walk.

No – sorry but for health and safety reasons the organiser isn't able to guarantee a safety anchor so gazebos are not allowed on the campsite. You are allowed awnings fixed to the sides of motorhomes.

The walk to the main site is less than a 5 minute walk from the campsite.

No, however, it is asked for all of the weekend camping residents to respect their fellow campers and adhere to the curfew quiet times.

Currently, the are not any additional charging features available on site. It is recommended that you bring personal charging/battery packs if required.

Wild GOAT is an outdoor event and all in attendance are expected to bring suitable clothing and footwear for the duration of their stay. This includes suitable footwear for the trail runs and if you are bringing your bike, please ensure it is in good working order (that includes your brakes!) and remember your helmet. No refunds will be given due to inclement weather.

There will be a baggage tent available on the main site and areas where bikes can be locked up when not in use.

Wild G.O.A.T is located in the stunning grounds of Holker Hall, LA11 7PL, 2 kilometres southwest of Cartmel and approximately 5 miles south of the A590. The inaugural event will take place from the 11th-13th of August 2023.

Put LA11 7PL into your SATNAV and once you are close follow the signs for day tickets or weekend camping tickets.

The nearest railway station to Holker Hall and Gardens is Cark-in-Cartmel which is a 15-minute walk away.

Parking fees are included in your event ticket.

Entertainment and event schedules will be confirmed on the organiser's website over the coming months and in your race guides.

You are not permitted to bring your own food and alcohol onto the main event site (with the exception of water). Water will be available free of charge and there will also be a selection of catering outlets available on the main site.

If you are a weekend camper you are allowed to bring food to the campsite area, not the main festival site. No pre-purchased alcohol is allowed to be brought onto the festival site or camping site and the organiser's security team have the right to enforce this. There will be plenty of brilliant local bars on site.

Weekend campers will receive a total of 4 meals across the weekend: Friday; evening meal, Saturday; breakfast & evening meal, Sunday; breakfast. These will be available in the catering tent. Details of access and timings will be issued in your race guides. Choices will be available to suit all dietary requirements but please email the team if you have a specific allergy or requirement info@eventsofthenorth.com

Unfortunately, there will not be any power outlets available on the main site or campsite.

Dogs are permitted but must be on a lead and well-behaved at all times.

Yes, there are a vast array of activities available on site including; orienteering, Families on Track, talks with industry experts and G.O.A.Ts, food, music and much more!

Yes, this event is suitable for small children. Although most events/activities have a minimum age.

Yes. there will be some fluffy goats to pet as well as some human G.O.A.Ts to meet.

Course maps will be made available over the coming months. Please do not try to run on the routes prior to the event as sections will be on private land. Assembly, start and cut-off times will be advised when the routes are made available.

Yes, all entrants must bring their own bike to participate in the rides.

The Team at Wild G.O.A.T work hard to make adjustments and additions to the festival to make it as accessible as possible. If you have any questions about accessibility at the festival, please don’t hesitate to contact us info@eventsofthenorth.com

Yes. Please see the site map for the location of disabled parking and follow the signs from the road.

Yes, there is accessible camping available for all participants.

Yes, you are welcome to bring your assistance dog with you to the event.

Many of the events and activities on the main site will be accessible. Unfortunately, the routes that take you off-site will not be accessible. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the organiser for more details.

YES! There are volunteering opportunities on the route as well as on the event site. Please email volunteers@eventsofthenorth.com if you are interested.