CLASSIC Yurt for up to 6 people

Garden of Tomorrow presents SOLSTICE 19–22 June 2026 | Trematon Castle, Cornwall

An intimate three-day gathering at the height of the summer solstice, where music, art and ideas unfold in dialogue with the natural world. Curated by Nature, The Artist, Solstice brings together a community of creatives, musicians and thinkers to celebrate our relationship with the living world.

The Classic Yurt

Sleeps 2–6 people Approximately 16′ diameter Festival hire from £925

The 16′ diameter yurt suits two to five people, or up to six with certain bed arrangements. Each elegant, spacious yurt consists of a circular wooden lattice frame covered with a high-quality bespoke canvas cover, and includes a central roof window.

Your accommodation is set up for you and always includes:

• Waterproof groundsheet
• Floor covering
• Entrance mat and waste bin
• An LED lantern

Accommodation bookings do not include festival entry tickets, which must be purchased separately from the event’s ticket agents.

Furnishings, Beds and Bedding

Every group is different. Some want just beds and bedding, some just furnishings, some a bit of everything, and some prefer to bring their own gear. Furnishings and beds are offered as separate items so you can build the order that suits you.

Classic furnishings include:

• Handmade decorative rugs
• Large floor cushions
• A low rosewood table, about the size of a bedside table
• A small mirror
• A towel for each occupant

Bedding consists of a sheet, a 13.5 tog duvet in a duvet cover, pillows in pillowcases and a blanket.

Fitting rectangles inside circles is not straightforward, so bed configuration is chosen from the options in the drop-down menu.

Charging Your Phone

A domestic-style electric socket can be ordered for phone charging.

About the Festival

Solstice recognises nature not as a backdrop but as artist, muse, composer and source. The festival brings together a carefully curated line-up of musicians, artists and thinkers whose work explores our relationship with the living world, including performances, installations and conversations that unfold in dialogue with the land.

Across the weekend, guests are taken on a journey through sound, ceremony, dance and ideas. From live music and DJ sets under open skies to workshops, nature-based practices and shared moments marking the turning of the solstice, the programme is designed to be immersive, celebratory and deeply connective.

Set within the gardens of Trematon Castle, overlooking the Tamar Estuary and around 3.5 hours from London, the festival offers a rare opportunity to gather in an extraordinary landscape where history, nature and creativity meet.

With capacity limited to around 300 guests, Solstice is intentionally intimate, creating space for meaningful connection.