Leeds Festival takes place at Bramham Park, West Yorkshire.

You can find a map of the site at multimap.

Organisers Festival Republic are always keen to encourage festival goers to respect the local environment and local residents and have put in place travel options to encourage everyone to leave their cars at home.

Coach

There are special See Coaches festival services running directly into the site from all over the UK.

Rail / Shuttle Bus

A regular shuttle bus takes festival goers from just outside the Leeds City train station (other stops include the Bus Station).

Car Sharing

If you have to bring your car, then please consider using the lift share scheme.

Directions

The traffic routings for Leeds Festival have changed very significantly in 2009.

All routes to Leeds Festival start via the A1, M1 or A1 (M) whether you are travelling from the South, North, East or West.

The festival site will be sign-posted from the motorways, but for reference all cars will now have to enter the site via the A1 junction with the A659 (leading to the Brown Gate).

** There will be no general access to Leeds Festival from any other route. This includes Leeds Ring Road / A64, Junction 46 of the M1, or from the A58. **

Note: the only exception to this will be Thursday 27th August when cars will also be allowed to travel Westbound along the A64 from the junction with the A1 (leading to Red Gates 1-4). This route will be closed off for the rest of the weekend.

Organisers Festival Republic have produced maps for drivers which can be downloaded here.