Travelling To Swanage

Help us keep the festival as green as possible when thinking about how you travel here. However you get here, the heart of the festival is on Sandpit field (///underway.silent.originate). We recommend public transport, even if just for the last few miles.

The Swanage Railway

We have arranged an evening service on the Swanage Railway. On Friday and Saturday evenings, to /from Herston Halt (campsite), Harmans cross, Corfe Castle and Norden Park n Ride.

Download a 1 page leaflet about the service, click here.

We thank our friends at the Swanage Railway for putting on this service.

Cycling

Cycling is good, and green, but storing your bike is harder. There’s nowhere to secure your bike on the field & you can’t take it into the marquee.

The best place to store it is chained to the railing on sea front.

Bus - Swanage

Enjoy the award winning open top Purbeck Breezer buses (50 from Bournemouth via the chain ferry at Sandbanks, or 40 via Wareham and Corfe Castle).

Stunning views into the heart of Swanage by bus.

Timetables are on the morebus website.

By car

We recommend you park at Norden (near Corfe Castle) and travel into Swanage on the steam train. https://www.swanagerailway.co.uk has  timetable and fares. They’re running a special evening service.

In Swanage the biggest car park is postcode BH19 1AP, operated by Swanage Town Council. Car parks are shown on the map below.

Train - Wareham

South West Trains run regular trains from London and Weymouth into Wareham (nearest mainline station)

For timetable & fares click South Western Railway.

Then get the Purbeck Breezer bus 40 straight into Swanage.

Train - Bournemouth

South West Trains run regular trains from London and Weymouth into Bournemouth/

For timetable & fares click South Western Railway.

Then get the Purbeck Breezer bus 50 straight into Swanage.

Car parks are shown in blue, the bus and train station is also shown on this map.

You can move the map around to suit where you are, enlarge (or shrink) it to get more detail.

If you click on the square in the top right hand corner of the map you it will expand to a whole page and you can print the parts you want.