The next Timber festival has not yet been confirmed but a 2026 edition is expected to be announced.
Based on its maximum daily capacity of 5,000, we class Timber as a Small festival.
The festival is considered a family friendly and children are welcomed by the organisers. There’s a dedicated family camping area but there’s no specific children’s entertainment on site. There is no minimum age for entry.
Timber is a weekend festival with facilities for on-site camping, where you can stay for a maximum of 3 nights.
The 2026 festival has not yet been confirmed for 2026 – be notified if it is.
Timber is 1 of 14 music festivals in England’s East Midlands. The festival’s full address is: Feanedock, Swadlincote, DE12 6DQ.
We asked a popular AI tool a few things about Timber. Here’s what it told us 👇
Timber Festival truly stands out as a unique celebration of nature, arts, and ideas, deeply embedded within the heart of the National Forest. It’s not just a music festival; it’s an immersive experience designed to inspire a deeper connection with the environment. From intimate musical performances nestled among trees to thought-provoking talks on sustainability and hands-on workshops, Timber uniquely blends cultural enrichment with a profound reverence for the natural world, creating a distinctively green and engaging event that champions ecological awareness and artistic expression.
For first-timers, embrace the forest! Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking uneven terrain and pack layers – the UK weather can be unpredictable. Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated and minimise waste. Don’t just stick to the main stages; explore the hidden nooks, participate in workshops, and listen to talks. Book your camping or local accommodation well in advance, as spaces fill up quickly. Most importantly, arrive with an open mind, ready to connect with nature, art, and fellow festival-goers.
While many know Timber champions sustainability, fewer might know the festival plants a tree in the National Forest for every single ticket sold. This isn’t just a symbolic gesture; it’s a direct, tangible commitment to reforestation and actively contributes to the growth and biodiversity of the very landscape that hosts the festival. It means every attendee plays a personal part in expanding the National Forest, fostering a unique legacy beyond their weekend experience and strengthening Timber’s deep roots in environmental action.
The atmosphere at Timber is wonderfully relaxed, inspiring, and family-friendly, fostering a deep sense of community and connection. It’s a gentle, reflective space where you can unwind and reconnect with nature, yet also find plenty of creative energy. Expect a harmonious blend of peaceful forest walks, captivating performances, engaging workshops, and insightful discussions. It’s an environment free from pretension, encouraging curiosity and active participation, making everyone feel welcome and part of a collective journey to explore and appreciate the natural world.
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