Oasis Knebworth glamping: a pop-up glamping site in a field, on the Old Knebworth side.
Fifty pre-pitched bell tents sleeping up to four on our own farm at Old Knebworth, with a real bed made up, hot showers and flushing toilets, a host on site, and one car per tent in the guest car park two minutes away, included. We will offer a bar, with food traders next door, paid for as you go. £699 a night per tent, about £175 each with four sharing, across nine nights on the three show weekends. Fifty tents only: when they are gone, they are gone.
Pay in stages: £280 now for a Friday–Saturday pair or £140 for a Sunday night, and the rest in two payments by 1 June 2027. Open to bookings made by 31 March 2027.
the tent
One kind of tent. A bell tent already up when you arrive, made up as one double bed or four singles, your choice when you book, with room for up to four. £699 a night per tent. Fifty of them, in rows along a lit path.
What is on site. A shower block with hot showers and a toilet block with flushing toilets, both in the glamping field. We will offer a bar, with food traders next door. A host on site throughout your stay.
What is not included. Food and drink; you pay as you go at the bar and the traders. Concert tickets.
which nights to book
There are nine nights: Friday, Saturday and Sunday on all three show weekends.
Saturday shows (11, 18 and 25 September): Friday and Saturday nights, £1,398, leaving on Sunday morning. Arrive on Friday for entertainment, the bar and food in the field, a day ahead of the show-day traffic, then take show day at your own pace.
Sunday shows (12, 19 and 26 September): Sunday night, £699, leave on Monday morning.
Both shows in one weekend, the Weekender: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights in the same tent, £1,899 rather than £2,097 for three separate nights, applied automatically when you book all three nights in one booking.
Check-in from 14:00 on the day of your first night, check-out by 11:00 the morning after your last.
paying, refunds and name changes
You pay in full when you book, or, for a bell-tent booking (a Friday–Saturday pair, a Weekender or a Sunday night) made by 31 March 2027, pay in stages: 20% when you book, half by 31 January 2027 and the rest by 1 June 2027 (from 1 January 2027, half when you book). If you cancel, we keep 20% of the booking price up to 31 January 2027, 50% up to 1 June 2027 and all of it after that, but you can hand yours to someone else: email us the new names and car registrations up to 7 days before you arrive, or ask us to resell it. If a show is cancelled before 1 July 2027, we refund the nights for it in full; after that, your booking stands. If a show is moved, your booking moves with it where we can host the new date.
why a bed in a field beats driving home
The worst part of any Knebworth show is not getting in; it is getting out. At Iron Maiden in July 2026 people reported waits of three to five hours to leave the car parks. In 2003 NME reported “nine hours of traffic jams” for Robbie Williams. Oasis will draw two and a half times the Iron Maiden crowd on each of six days.
Staying turns that problem into the best part of the weekend. You walk back from the encore to a lit field a mile or so away, sleep in a real bed, shower, and drive home once the show traffic has cleared.
Oasis Knebworth accommodation, a mile from the stage
Everything is on our own land on the Old Knebworth side of the park: fifty made-up bell tents sleeping up to four, hot showers and flushing toilets, and one car per tent in the guest car park beside the field. We will offer a bar, with food traders next door. You walk to the show and walk back to a bed.
We are small, quiet after 23:00, on the west side of the estate, and you never need to go near Junction 7.
what we don't do this year
No bring-your-own tents, no overnight campervans, no family tents. One kind of tent, up to four guests. Campervans and motorhomes are welcome in the car park for a show day.
Three weekends. Nine nights. One tent for up to four.
Friday and Saturday for a Saturday show, the Sunday night for a Sunday show, or all three. £699 a night, and the same tent every night for up to four guests.
questions
Do I need a concert ticket to stay?+
No, but a glamping booking is not a concert ticket and does not get you into the park. Plenty of people without tickets will come for the weekend. Our guide to going without a ticket has the straight talk on that.
Can I hear the show from the tents?+
On a still evening a mile or so from the stage you will very likely hear it. We cannot promise it, and we do not market the site as a place to watch or listen from.
Can three or four people share a tent?+
Yes, a tent sleeps up to four. Choose one double bed or four single beds when you book, and give us the name of everyone staying.
Is parking included for glamping guests?+
Yes, one car per tent, in the guest car park at no extra cost; tell us the registration when you book. It is separate from the 100 pre-booked show-day spaces. Coming in more cars? Email us after booking: an extra car is £35 a night and stays in the guest car park with your tent.
Can we arrive after the show?+
Check-in runs 14:00 to 22:00 on the day of your first night. If your first night is a show night, check in before you walk to the arena; late arrivals can be arranged with the host.
Is there glamping at Oasis Knebworth?+
Yes. Knebworth Basecamp is a pop-up glamping site of fifty pre-pitched bell tents sleeping up to four on the Old Knebworth side of the park, for all six shows.
How far is the glamping from the arena?+
About a mile from the stage. The park's Old Knebworth Lane entrance is a 15-minute walk from our site, passing the Lytton Arms pub about halfway. The route on to the arena depends on the entrances the organisers open, so we confirm it nearer the time.
Can we bring our own drinks?+
To your tent, yes: no glass, and keep it in the tent field. The bar compound is licensed, so no outside alcohol inside it.
Is the site secure?+
A host is on site throughout, the gate is closed to vehicles overnight, the tent field is lit and no vehicles come into it. Keep valuables with you, as you would anywhere.
Is it accessible?+
It is a grass field, so the ground is uneven and can soften after rain. Reply to your confirmation email and we place you as close to the showers and the car park as we can; blue-badge parking is by the gate.
What should I pack?+
Boots or wellies, waterproofs, a warm layer for September nights, a reusable water bottle and your concert ticket. The bed, linen and pillows are made up for you, and there is a power bank in each tent for your phones.
Is there a damage deposit?+
No. Leave the tent as you found it; damage beyond normal wear is charged at cost.
Can our group have tents side by side?+
Yes, where we can. Book up to five tents in one go, or reply to your confirmation email with the other booking's reference, and we put you side by side.
Can we bring children?+
Yes, with an adult on the booking; a tent sleeps up to four however old they are. No unaccompanied under-18s, and the bar runs Challenge 25. Note the concert's own rules: no under-14s are admitted to the show and under-16s must be with an adult, so families with younger children come for the weekend rather than the arena.
Dogs?+
Not in the glamping this year. Assistance dogs are welcome; reply to your confirmation email to let us know.