Vegan Camp Out isn’t just a festival—it’s a movement, and it keeps getting bigger, bolder, and more influential every year. Widely recognized as the world’s largest vegan festival, Vegan Camp Out has become the place where plant-based activism, music, food, and community collide. In 2025, that energy was unmistakable, with thousands of attendees gathering to celebrate compassion, creativity, and change. And now, all eyes are on 2026.

UnchainedTV’s London correspondent, PLANT CEO—aka Anant Joshi—was on the ground at Vegan Camp Out 2025, capturing the spirit of the event and speaking with key participants shaping the global vegan movement. From activists and artists to creators and community leaders, the conversations reflected a shared sense of momentum. Vegan Camp Out isn’t slowing down. It’s leveling up.

The 2025 festival, held at Bygrave Woods in Hertfordshire, drew an estimated 11,500 attendees and delivered a massive production filled with international music, powerful talks, and cutting-edge plant-based cuisine. It was joyful, loud, thought-provoking, and unapologetically vegan.

And now comes 2026. Get your tickets here: https://www.vegancampout.co.uk/

Next year marks the 10th anniversary of Vegan Camp Out, and the organizers are going all in. The festival is moving to a brand-new location at Walesby Forest in Nottinghamshire, a stunning 250-acre outdoor venue set within the legendary Sherwood Forest. It’s a setting that matches the scale of the moment—and the ambitions of the event.

The 2026 lineup is already being described as stacked. Confirmed names include JME, Earthling Ed, Akala, Green Party leader Zack Polanski, journalist George Monbiot, and metal vocalist Alissa White-Gluz. Add expanded experiences like luxury glamping, spa-style hot tubs and saunas, and immersive community spaces, and it’s clear this anniversary edition is designed to be unforgettable.

Tickets for Vegan Camp Out 2026 are already on sale, and if the buzz is any indication, this landmark year is set to be the biggest yet. As UnchainedTV’s coverage shows, Vegan Camp Out isn’t just reflecting the vegan movement—it’s helping shape its future.