About NASS Festival 2024
NASS was a four day festival held at the Bath and West Showground, which brought together 15,000 lovers of music, skating and BMXing to celebrate their lifestyle. It had a purpose built skate and bike parks and 5 stages of Dubstep, Drum and Bass, Punk and Rock.
Between the massive music acts and the raw action sports professionals ruthlessly competing for gold, the festival's aim was to push boundaries. To ride or to party? You decide.
This was the only festival for true fans of skating and BMXing. Nothing else compared.
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NASS Festival information & FAQs
All ages are welcome to the festival but persons’ aged 15 and under are only allowed to purchase day tickets. The following age restrictions apply:
Persons’ aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 years and above. Each adult can accompany a maximum of two children.
NASS Festival 2024 has unfortunately been cancelled. Please read the festival's official statement on their social media accounts for further details.
Head towards The Showground, Shepton Mallet BA4 6QN.
As you get closer, you’ll see yellow road signs which will direct you to the right car park.
Getting dropped off?
Follow signs for Blue Gate / Blue Car Park.
Parking at NASS – Camping Ticket Holders
If you’re parking at the show follow signs for Green Car Park.
Parking at NASS – Day Ticket Holders
Follow signs for Blue Gate / Blue Car Park.
Parking at NASS – Campervan Pass Holders
Follow signs for Purple Gate / Campervans.
Yes there is on-site camping available at NASS Festival.
No, re-entry is not allowed at NASS Festival. If camping you will be able to return to your car only once, and any alcohol you want to bring can only be brought in on your first entry to the festival.
For all the information on accessibility at NASS Festival, please see https://www.nassfestival.com/info/accessibility/.
NASS Festival was located at the Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet.
The following facilities will be available:
- Multiple toilets (and fancy ones for VIP and Glamping)
- Drinking water (free, please bring a reusable water bottle)
- Showers (free in VIP and Glamping sites, small charge in general camping)
- Bar
- Caterers / Traders
- Supermarket
No, sporting events are held in the festival arena and you will require a ticket to enter. You won't need an additional pass for this once you're in the festival.
- Locarno (for the partiers, close to the action and open late)
- Creation (not as hectic as Locarno, a quieter option)
- Campervan Field
- Glamping
- VIP
- Camplight Pre-Pitched Tents
- A bell tent / bedouin tent / pre-pitched tent
- Private site
- Free hot showers
- Plumbed-in toilets
- Pamper tent (hairdryers / straighteners / mirrors)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Fast-track entry to the main arena
- 24 hour reception and concierge
Note: you will need to purchase a festival ticket in addition to your glamping ticket.
- Private site
- Entry to the festival from Thursday 7th July
- Free hot showers
- Luxury toilets
- Free Wi-Fi
- Fast-track entry into the main arena
- Fast-track entry into venues
- Free parking
Camplight offers you a pre-pitched tent for the duration of you stay for just £55. Y
Note: you will need to purchase a festival ticket and have a camping ticket.
Yes, campervans have their own separate site.
Campsites open at 9am on Thursday 6th July.
They close at 2pm on Monday 10th July (so you should definitely leave by then!)
No. All vehicles must be left in the car park. One small tent will be allowed next to each campervan / motorhome but they must be in the campervan field.
No, no cooking equipment, BBQs, or gas / paraffin lamps are allowed due to fire risk.
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NASS is located on Bath and West Showground, which makes NASS a very accessible festival as all avenues have hard surfaces apart from the main stage and the campsite area, which is grassland which when the rain comes can make access around the campsite difficult.
We endeavour to be a festival that everyone can enjoy, and to provide an event site which is as accessible as possible to everyone.
The use of disabled access facilities is reserved solely for the use of permanently disabled customers and unfortunately not for those with broken legs, recent injuries and/ or pregnancies.
by Car
We are situated on the A371 between Shepton Mallet and Castle Cary.
Coming from the Bristol area (North and West) - turn off at M32 and take the A37.
Coming from Devon or Cornwall (South West) - take the M5 and turn off for A39. Turn on to the A361 in Glastonbury until A371.
Coming from the (East and North) - Take the M3 turning off at A303 until the A371.
by Train
The nearest stations are at Castle Cary (for a shuttle service to the showground and back, see below), Bristol or Temple Combe.
By Bus
Get the official NASS shuttle bus from Castle Cary Station to the festival.
Timetable and more information to follow shortly
Legends such as Tony Hawk and Matt Hoffman have performed at NASS in years gone by, making way for the up-and-coming stars of our generation, including BMXers like Mark Webb, Matt Priest, Daniel Sandoval, Kevin Peraza, Big Daddy; Skaters such as Austen Seaholm, Ben Nordberg, Chris Oliver; and inliners Brian Aragon, Chris Haffey, Jeff Stockwell.
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