Early bird tickets are £20 and online only. Standard Tickets are £25 (+£2 booking fee). Printed tickets will be available from 1st March ’27 and will be available at The Crook Hotel, Eazy Traders & Dog Envy Pet Shop (all on Hope Street in Crook) as well as Cathedral Beers and Crook Football Club. Finally, it’s £30 on the day at the gate.

Children under 12 get free entry but must be accompanied by a paying adult (two children max per adult).

Gates open at 11:30 am, and the music runs until 10:15 pm.

Yes, the football ground has wheelchair access. However, if it has rained heavily before the festival, the ground might be soft and difficult to navigate.

Collapsible chairs are allowed, but be mindful of where you place them, as the marquees get crowded, and most people stand.

Hot food stalls and three bars (clubhouse “Hut Bar” and two on the field) offer a wide range of beers, lagers, ciders, and spirits. Drinks must be purchased using £5 tokens available at the entrance (cash only).

A reasonable amount of food and unopened soft drinks can be brought in. However, alcohol and opened soft drink bottles are prohibited and will be confiscated at bag checks.

Yes, a car park is located opposite the ground, with additional parking available in and around the town center, just a short walk away.

Arriva buses operate two services: No. 46 from Durham (25 minutes) and No. 1 from Darlington via Bishop Auckland (20 minutes from Bishop).

Unfortunately, the festival does not accommodate overnight camping, however there’s now a local (10 minute walk) campsite opening for Crookfest Weekend!

No, dogs are not permitted at CrookFest.

A wristband issued at the turnstile allows attendees to leave and re-enter the festival grounds throughout the day.

No, alcohol is not allowed through the turnstiles.