RunFestRun 2022 | Founder Members Rollover

Please note: we'll ask you for t-shirt sizes and race interest nearer the event.

Weekend with Camping

• Access to the RunFestRun campsite and festival site on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
• All campsite facilities (toilets and showers)
• Car parking
• Entry to all race routes across the weekend
• Fun Run running t-shirt and fancy dress accessory*
• Medal
• Race bib and chip
  *Please note Under 6 tickets do not include a running t-shirt, but you can purchase one online at a later date

Friday Day

• Access to the RunFestRun festival site on Friday
• Car parking
• Access to showers
• Entry to all Friday race routes
• Medal

Saturday Day

• Access to the RunFestRun festival site on Saturday
• Car parking
• Access to showers
• Entry to all Saturday race routes
• RunFestRun running t-shirt*
• Medal
• Race bib and chip
  *Please note Under 6 tickets do not include a running t-shirt, but you can purchase one online at a later date

Sunday Day

• Access to the RunFestRun festival site on Sunday
• Car parking
• Access to showers
• Entry to the Sunday Fun Run
• Fun Run running t-shirt and fancy dress accessory*
• Medal
• Race bib and chip
  *Please note Under 6 tickets do not include a running t-shirt, but you can purchase one online at a later date

Your weekend ticket includes access to the RunFestRun campsite and festival site on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Your day tickets allows you access to the festival site on your chosen day but not the campsite. The festival will open at 2pm on Friday afternoon with access to the campsite from 12pm. Your ticket includes car parking, however cars are not permitted next to your tent and will be located in the car park nearby. The campsite has toilets, showers and catering outlets for food, coffee and soft drinks. 

We’re pleased to note that our entire campsite is family friendly, no areas are particularly noisy, all areas have a curfew and hold the same rules.

Glamping options will be available to purchase as an add-on to your ticket - details to follow soon.

Please note: if you would like to bring a campervan/caravan/trailer tent/sleep-in vehicle you MUST purchase a permit.

You can find links to the size guides for the vest below.

Please click here for the female vest size guide.

Please click here for the male vest size guide.

RunFestRun 2020 takes place at Windsor Great Park.

Directions to the correct entrance will be published nearer to the event, and sent out to all ticket holders by email.

Please observe our festival policy below:

Please do NOT bring any of the following onto any part of the RunFestRun site, including car parks and campsites: glass bottles, disposable BBQs, open fires, Chinese lanterns, illegal substances of any kind, dogs except Assistance Dogs.

Please do NOT bring any alcohol onto the festival site, a small quantity may be brought into the campsites.

We reserve the right to refuse admission or to evict any person from RunFestRun for drunkenness, unruly behaviour or for breaking any of these conditions.

No under 18s will be admitted without a responsible adult.

We will be taking photographs and filming this event.  By entering the event you consent to your image being used in any future RunFestRun promotion.  If you do not wish your image to be used please go the Organisers Office or speak to the photographer/camera team at the time.

We’re sorry if any of your personal property is lost or damaged whilst at RunFestRun. Neither the organisers or venue owner can be held responsible.

Many young children enjoy festivals - some of them enjoying live music for the first time on the shoulders of their parents. However, there are some precautions you may wish to take to ensure that it is an enjoyable experience for you all.

There will be live music on each day of the event. If you are intent on watching from close quarters we would recommend using ear protection on children for their own comfort. Likewise it is not recommended that young children get too close to the sound systems for the main stage.

The music each evening will go on until 10pm or 11pm. You should use your judgement and knowledge of your children to determine whether they, and therefore you, will find this enjoyable or not.

For hygiene and safety reasons ONLY registered guide dogs will be allowed in any part of RunFestRun, including the campsite. Dogs cannot be left in vehicles or caravans at any time. Visitors attempting to bring a dog (other than assistance dogs) onto the campsite or festival site will be turned away and no ticket refunds will be available.

Volunteering is a great opportunity to work with the RunFestRun team and understand how the event operates. It’s also a great way to enjoy the festival and work alongside friends and family.

If you would like to apply to be a volunteer please complete a volunteer application form. 

RunFestRun encourages applications from deaf and disabled people. Assistance will be offered to those who wish to apply.  

Please note, you must be over 18 years of age to apply.

Tickets to RunFestRun go on sale at 8am on Wednesday, 25th September through our website.

Your weekend ticket includes access to the RunFestRun campsite and festival site on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Your day tickets allows you access to the festival site on your chosen day but not the campsite. The festival will open at 2pm on Friday afternoon with access to the campsite from 12pm. Your ticket includes car parking, however cars are not permitted next to your tent and will be located in the car park nearby. The campsite has toilets, showers and catering outlets for food, coffee and soft drinks. 

We’re pleased to note that our entire campsite is family friendly, no areas are particularly noisy, all areas have a curfew and hold the same rules.

Glamping options will be available to purchase as an add-on to your ticket - details to follow soon.

Please note: if you would like to bring a campervan/caravan/trailer tent/sleep-in vehicle you MUST purchase a permit.

Ticket prices can be found on our ticket information page.

Please note we do not offer any refunds or exchanges on tickets.

However, we do understand circumstances change and there are many RunFestRun fans who might have other commitments and would like to swap their tickets with other visitors. In this instance, we recommend using our Social Networking sites - Twitter and Facebook - to link up with other fans looking to exchange/purchase tickets.

Please see below for a breakdown of all the running distances on offer, and relevant age restrictions.

FRIDAY

Sunset Shuffle – no age restriction, but children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (over 16 years). An easy ‘shuffle’ 5km route, not timed. Make it back to the festival village just in time to watch the sunset.

The Night-Time Neon Run – as the run is taking place in the dark, it is not suitable for small children. Minimum age 11 years, children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. An easy paced 5km, not timed.

SATURDAY

Half Marathon – minimum age 17 years

10km – minimum age 15 years

5km – no age restriction, but children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (over 16 years)

2.5km – no age restriction, but children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (over 16 years) 

Accessible Road Race 3km – no age restriction, but children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (over 16 years)

Running Club Relay – minimum age 16. A four leg, 1.3k relay for national running clubs.

SUNDAY

Fun Run – no age restrictions, but children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult (over 16 years). 5km route

Registered participants are free to run, jog, dance or walk at their own pace in any of our races.

Windsor Great Park has a mix of compacted gravel, grassy tracks and tarmac pathways.

We recommend a strong pair of running shoes suitable for multiple terrains. No map, compass or any other method of navigation is required.

Buggies and/or wheelchairs with an all-terrain and/or off-road capability are welcome to take part in the 2.5km and 5km routes. For safety reasons you will be asked to start at the back. The 10km and half marathon routes are not ideal for buggies and all terrain wheelchairs but if you wish to have a go please let us know.

The Road Race is a 3km route suitable for wheelchair users and runners with buggies that do not have all-terrain and/or off-road capability.

The use of chip timing will be used to record and determine results for all Saturday races. Chips will be embedded in your running number which you will need to pin to your t-shirt.

Unfortunately dogs are not permitted at this event, except for assistance dogs. No dogs will be allowed on any of the running courses.

All routes will have checkpoints which will be marked on the route maps. These will be emailed to you and available on the website two weeks before the festival.  

Checkpoints will offer water and a variety of basic nutrition. These should be treated as a complement to the personal supplies you bring.

Listening to music is permitted while running on the courses, but headphones must not be worn within the first km or on the approach to checkpoints. We advise not having your earphones in while going through the festival site, as you’ll miss out on everyone cheering you on!

Refreshments will be made available to purchase via food vendors and a licensed bar. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink into the campsite but not into the festival site.

Don’t panic, plenty of showers and toilets will be provided. Both weekend and day ticket holders will have access to the showers and changing facilities. The showers will be available for the duration of the festival.

Every participant will receive a medal free of charge.

A race t-shirt is included with weekend, Saturday and Sunday adult and child (6-17) tickets and will be available from race registration. Please note that we will do our best to allocate sizes, but we cannot guarantee all sizes will be available.

Please note that a condition of entering RunFestRun is that photographs may be used in the future by RunFestRun for marketing purposes.

We will be working with professional photographers to capture photographs of all race participants which will be linked to your ticket booking.

There is no specific charity associated with RunFestRun. You are more than welcome to fundraise for a charity of your choice.

There will be water stations at different points across each route, which will be marked out on the onsite maps of the Festival.

Smoking is not allowed in any of the marquees or structures. Visitors who wish to smoke are asked to respect others by refraining from smoking in busy areas, around children or around food.

Any enquiries about lost property should be made at the Organisers Office. We endeavour to reunite all lost property with its owners after the festival, so please email info@runfestrun.com with details of the item lost once you return home from the festival.

We do not allow picnics to be brought in to the festival. Folding chairs can be brought in and set up beyond the marked out ‘standing only’ area in front of the stage.  Please note, our policy is one chair per person and these chairs must be foldable.

We do not allow gazebos, laysacs, windbreakers or tents. Structures like these block the view of the stage for other RunFestRunners, so please be considerate of your fellow festival goers when setting up your area for the evening and don’t take up too much space!

A bike lockup area will be available at the entrance to the festival site, but will not be monitored by staff or CCTV. Chains and bike locks will not be provided by the organisers. Any bikes are left at the owners risk and although highly unlikely, we cannot accept responsibility for any damage or loss.

Bikes are not permitted in the festival village.

Most caterers and vendors will take card. However, we will have cash machines on site just in case.

PLEASE FOLLOW THESE RULES FOR YOUR SAFETY:

- Open fires and BBQs are not permitted

- Only purpose built gas stoves with small gas bottles (2.2kg) are permitted, no spare bottles to be brought

- Generators are not permitted

- Please use bins provided

- Keep fire lanes clear

- Empty toilet waste into tanks provided not toilet units

- Caravans and Campervan should bring sufficient gas bottles in the fitted cylinders on the vehicle only.  No spare bottles should be brought on site

- Gazebos and windbreakers are not permitted in the campsite

- There will be no vehicle movements on the campsite over the weekend

- No sound systems will be permitted on site

- Pitches will be allocated on a first come, first served basis

- Sleeping in cars overnight is not permitted

- In the event of needing assistance, medical or otherwise, please contact any steward or member of campsite staff who can radio for assistance

- Strictly no fire/Chinese lanterns on site

- Strictly no fireworks on site

- No water source should be deemed drinking water unless specifically labelled as such

- No glass onsite (including alcohol bottles)

- In the event of needing assistance, medical or otherwise, please contact any steward or member of campsite staff who can radio for assistance

- Please remain vigilant to fire safety in order to help keep yourselves and other festival goers safe

- No dogs, with the exception of assistance dogs, are allowed in the campsite or the festival site.

- Campers are requested to return any trailers or large trolleys used to bring items into the campsite back to their cars or the trolley holding area at the campsite entrance.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Visitors must have purchased a permit to be allowed onto the campsite with their vehicle.

There will be a selection of Glamping options available to book soon.

All disabled visitors entering RunFestRun on a paid for adult ticket are entitled to bring one personal assistant free of charge.  Please note if the disabled person is a child you will need to buy an adult ticket and claim a free child ticket as the personal assistant. Once you have purchased your own ticket you and have received a confirmation email, please complete our personal assistant ticket application form. This will require that you send proof of disability, i.e. that you are in receipt of the middle or higher rate care component of the disability living allowance (DLA) or personal independence payment (PIP).  Once approved a free personal assistant ticket will be emailed to you.

On Saturday the 3km Road Race is suitable for wheelchair users and runners with buggies that don’t have all terrain and or off-road capability. 

Wheelchairs with an all-terrain and/or off-road capability are welcome to take part in the 2.5km and 5km routes. For safety reasons you will be asked to start at the back. The 10km and half marathon routes are not ideal for buggies and all terrain wheelchairs but if you wish to have a go please let us know.

Please contact us for any specific queries.

Car parking is available free of charge to all festival ticket-holders. The parking areas are located within the festival site and are professionally managed. There is also 24 hour security on-site, which includes regular patrols of the parking areas. All types of vehicles are permitted in the parking areas, including motorbikes and live-in vehicles, although it is not permitted to sleep in live-in vehicles in the parking areas.