There will be workshops, activities and talks from experts from all walks of life, fabulous performances - comedians, singers, dancers etc, yoga and meditation sessions, a pamper tent for spa treatments, great food & drinks on offer, silent disco with an epic EMPOWER HOUR, liberating experiences like walking on hot coals, a bit of retail therapy from an array of stalls selling products and services and so much more!

Our Teen Tent is a safe haven, a retreat for our young people. Feedback in other years has been they don’t want grown ups in there, it’s their space, so while we have it staffed with a fully DBS checked team, otherwise it's no adults allowed!

The teen tent is a mini festival aimed at 10-16 year-olds with lots of workshops and activities planned to inspire them. Some of these activities need to be pre-booked (at no additional cost).

YES! Many of our awesome guests come on their own, but from the moment they arrive, become a part of a wonderful community of likeminded souls.

Although mostly on the flat, the natural terrain is grass and bumpy in parts with varying gradients, as you may expect in the countryside. A few areas of the site (such as beside the river) and some of the activities may be more difficult to access for those with mobility issues. There is ramp access to bathrooms.

We also offer a FREE carers ticket should you require some support for your mobility/care. We also have designated blue badge parking so please email with your blue badge confirmation once you have booked your ticket.

If you have any accessibility concerns please email us at info@womanifest.co.uk

The festival isn’t intended for men and there are no activities for them, however men are welcome to come if they choose but the sessions, workshops will not be tailored for them.

There will be a small number of men on site in a professional/staff capacity, speaking, manning car parks and on the food stalls.

Full address for satnav is Cherry Orchard Farm, Abbey Lane, Oakmere, Cheshire, CW8 2HN

Abbey lane has a pub at each end, if you are coming from the Abbey Arms end we are the last drive on LHS. If from The Fishpool end we are the first drive on the RHS.

Cherry Orchard Farm is easily accessible by train or car.

If you have got a parking pass, please follow signs to the festival, where you will then be directed as necessary.

Overflow Parking Best Western Forest Hills Hotel Overton Hill, Frodsham WA6 6HH

Same cost

There are also three car parks at Delamere Forest, open 8am-8pm. The closest one is Treetops Car Park, right next to Delamere camp site and train station. 1.5m walking, straight line on footpath.

https://www.forestryengland.uk/delamere-forest

Main Delamere Visitor Centre car park - adjacent to the central forest facilities. It has a number of accessible parking spaces and ANPR (number plate recognition) pay when you leave.

Treetops Car Park - close to Delamere train station with regular trains running between Chester and Manchester. You can also use the RingGo* parking app at this car park.

Whitefield Car Park - located off the B5152 and is the most suitable car park for bigger vehicles, vans etc due to its ample parking space. Pay and display. You can also use the RingGo* parking app at this car park.

Do note however that these car parks close at 8pm.

Taxi services operate in the area also, so you can head over from accommodation nearby.

Local taxi firms:

District Taxis 01928 733733

Cheshire Executive Travel: 01606 41111

Club Class Travel: 01606 46666

Cheshire Car Taxi: 01606 49999

Barnton Travel Ltd: 01606 87200

GM Travel: 01606 77677

Parking on the road outside of the venue is not permitted and you will be asked to leave site if this is attempted.

Our nearest station is Delamere, with connections to Chester and Manchester Piccadilly.

There are also bus routes from Northwich and Chester which get you to about half a mile from the venue.

Accommodation is separate from tickets and is not included in the ticket price.

You can check out all the accommodation options here

- Your downloaded ticket, car park and camping pass as required

- A water bottle and/or camping mug

- Comfy and warm clothing and waterproofs – just in case!

- Everything you need for camping – tent, bedding, etc.

- Battery pack & cables for phone charging

- Toiletries, including towel & soap

- Your yoga mat

- Swimwear (for ice baths and lake activities)

- A torch for when it gets dark

- Cash and card are accepted across the site; please note there is no cashpoint onsite.

- Fireworks or sky lanterns – as pretty as they look, they can and have set trees and fields on fire

- Any glass bottles, for safety reasons

- Pets – only service dogs with proof sent in advance are permitted on the site

- Sound systems

- Generators

- BBQs, campfires and open flames – these are not permitted in the campsites (camping stoves that use gas canisters or 450g or less in size are allowed in the campsite)

- There are no lockers on site; We cannot take responsibility for lost or stolen items and recommend leaving valuables at home.

It’s fine to bring in snacks etc and anything for special dietary requirements but we’d ask not to bring full on picnics as we have a great selection of food and drink on offer.

Please don’t bring in your own alcohol though, this is not permitted.

All lake activities must be monitored at all times, for health and safety (and insurance!) reasons, we don't permit paddle boarding or swimming outside of the pre-bookable group sessions.

Yes! you can find stall details here

See our full Terms & Conditions here.