The Oasis Knebworth Sunday shows: the night with no campsite.
Three of the six Oasis shows are on a Sunday: 12, 19 and 26 September 2027. The promoter's Campsite Village is for Saturday shows only, so a Sunday ticket holder who wants to stay near the park has fewer options and a Monday morning to think about. This page covers the Sunday-specific logistics and the one bed a mile from the stage: from £699 a night per tent at Knebworth Basecamp, sold for the Sunday night on its own.
what is different about a Sunday show
No official camping. The Campsite Village announced for 2027 covers the Friday and Saturday nights of the Saturday shows and is not sold with Sunday tickets. Sunday crowds are the same size as Saturday's, 125,000 a day under the licence, so the roads and the trains are just as full, but more of the crowd is trying to get home the same night because Monday is a work day.
The trains. The organisers have promised direct trains from Stevenage to London King's Cross after every show, capped at £10, between about 11:30 pm and 1:30 am. That works for London. For anywhere else, Sunday night connections are thin, and the last trains north and west from Stevenage will have gone.
The drive. Every previous big Knebworth show has taken hours to empty. On a Sunday night that means arriving home in the small hours before work. Staying over turns the worst part of the day into the best.
staying the Sunday night
Knebworth Basecamp sells the Sunday night on its own for each Sunday show: 12, 19 and 26 September. A bell tent made up before you arrive as one double bed or four singles, sleeping up to four, with hot showers, flushing toilets, a bar and food in the field, a host on site and parking included. From £699 a night per tent, about £175 each with four sharing. You walk back from the encore to a lit field, sleep, and leave on Monday morning when the motorway is empty. Check-out is by 11:00, which for most people means being at work by lunchtime, or taking the day.
Going to both shows in one weekend? Book Saturday and Sunday nights, or all three from the Friday, and keep the same tent throughout.
getting to a Sunday show
Arrive early and from the west. Our field is reached from the B656 and Codicote, on the opposite side of the estate from the Junction 7 roundabout that every official car park hangs off. Sunday traffic builds later in the day than Saturday's, so an early afternoon arrival, check-in from 14:00, and a walk to the arena beats sitting in the queue. Day visitors can book a show-day parking space at £35 and leave whenever they like after the show; there is no block release.
questions
Is there camping for the Oasis Knebworth Sunday shows?+
Not officially. The Campsite Village is for Saturday shows only. Knebworth Basecamp sells made-up bell tents for the Sunday night on 12, 19 and 26 September, a mile from the stage.
What time do the Sunday shows finish?+
Stage times are not announced yet. Knebworth shows have run to about 11 pm; expect the same, with the site taking hours to empty afterwards.
Are there trains after the Sunday shows?+
The organisers have promised direct Stevenage to King's Cross trains after every show, capped at £10, until about 1:30 am. Connections beyond London on a Sunday night are limited.
Can I book just the Sunday night?+
Yes. Every night is sold on its own, from £699 a night per tent for up to four, with a full refund if you cancel by 1 June 2027.
Can I leave early on Monday?+
Check-out is by 11:00 but you can leave as early as you like; the guest car park is beside the field and the lanes are empty on a Monday morning.
Knebworth Basecamp is an independent site on private land and is not affiliated with Oasis, SJM Concerts, Knebworth House or Ticketmaster. Quotes are from published reports; see the homepage for links.