.png)
THE OFFICIAL AAF26 MAPS
Check out the layout for the 2026 Armchair Adventure Festival! Below is a series of three maps showing the main festival area, festival camping zones and routes into the festival with two entry points. If you are attending this years event, please take time to familiarise yourself with the maps for an easy arrival.
Main Festival Area
Once again, we've packed the main festival area full of things to see and do, but this year there are a few exciting additions and layout changes too.
The Armchair Amphitheatre has moved closer to the main festival entrance, making it easier than ever to find talks, stories and inspiration throughout the weekend. We've also introduced a dedicated music stage in the Campervan Live Lounge, with live music running across the event.
Our Wellness Zone has had a refresh too, with workshops, therapies and plenty of opportunities to recharge between adventures. And for our younger adventurers, we've added a dedicated Kids Zone packed with crafts, activities and entertainment.
New camping area and two entrances for entering the festival.
This year we've expanded camping with a brand-new camping area alongside the existing camping surrounding the main festival site.
Designed for those who want a little more space and a quieter night's sleep, the new Deer Park camping is flat, spacious and suitable for both tents and campervans. Unlike the main festival camping, you can camp next to your vehicle here, making it ideal for mixed groups arriving in both tents and vans.
The new camping area has its own dedicated entrance and registration point via Maker Church. Simply turn right just before Mt Edgcumbe and follow the signs. Once you're set up, it's only a short walk to the main festival site along a clearly signposted route.
If you're arriving at different times and want to guarantee camping together with friends, this is the area we'd recommend.
Main festival ring road
and camping
For those wanting to camp closer to the heart of the action, the main festival camping remains in place around the festival site.
As in previous years, a one-way ring road will help vehicles access camping areas and will be clearly signposted on arrival. There is seperate tent and campervan camping and also a mixed camping zone for both but as with previous years please note vehicles must be down hill of tents in this zone and spaces are limited.
Some areas previously used for camping are now protected and no longer available for pitches. However, thanks to the addition of the new camping area, there is more camping space available across the festival than ever before.
So there you have it — the countdown is officially on.
It's shaping up to be our biggest and best festival yet, and we can't wait to welcome you all back to Cornwall. If you've not got your tickets yet now is the time. Head to the link below, book your festival spot and we'll see you this July!