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Kendal Calling 2027 – Indie Pop Festival in the Lake District

Jul 29, 2027 🇬🇧 Penrith, United Kingdom 5 Views

Event Details

Welcome to Kendal Calling 2027 in Penrith

Kendal Calling 2027 takes place from 29 July to 1 August at Lowther Deer Park near Penrith in the stunning Lake District. This family-friendly indie and pop camping festival transforms the historic deer park into a picturesque wonderland of live music, comedy and entertainment set among the fells and free-roaming deer of Cumbria.

Highlights

  • Multiple stages featuring indie, pop and rock acts against a beautiful Lake District backdrop
  • On-site camping in the deer park with views of the fells and wildlife
  • Family-friendly zones with kids’ entertainment, workshops and dedicated campsites
  • Late-night areas including Desert Island Disco and Parklands for parties into the night
  • Comedy, art installations and exploration spaces in Lost Eden and Calling Out
  • Luxury options at Deer Lodge with hot showers and comfortable stays
  • Strong sustainability focus and local real ales in one of the UK’s most scenic festival settings

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Program

The line-up for Kendal Calling 2027 has not yet been announced. Expect a mix of indie, pop and rock acts across the Main Stage natural amphitheatre and other stages, plus comedy, family entertainment, late-night parties and interactive areas. Headliners typically finish around 11 pm, with late-night entertainment continuing until approximately 3 am.

Tickets

Tickets are available via the official website and See Tickets, including standard adult weekend camping, teen tickets (ages 11–15), child and under-5 options, plus Thursday add-ons. Parking passes cost around £26.50. Payment plans and upgrades such as Deer Lodge or special campsites are offered. Check the official site for current prices and availability (over 60 % of tickets already sold), as these can change. Official resale is via Tixel.

Visitor Tips

  • Travel by car via the M6 (Junction 39) or take the shuttle bus from Penrith North Lakes station; Big Green Coach options available
  • Lake District weather can be changeable – pack sturdy shoes, a waterproof jacket and layers
  • Book campsites and upgrades early as they sell out fast; use payment plans if needed
  • No personal food or drink in the arena; limited alcohol allowed in campsite only (no glass to protect the deer)
  • The festival is fully cashless – bring card or mobile payment; note family and age rules

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