Explore our adventure-filled family programme!

Plus, Introducing Family Fridays!

Alongside our bustling family programme, we’re also launching Family Fridays – a brand new way for our family community to stay connected with everything happening at Latitude.

Every other Friday we’ll be sharing deeper dives into the festival’s family offering, spotlighting the activities, workshops and spaces that make Latitude such a special place for young festival-goers.

We’ll also be offering exclusive prizes, giveaways and experiences, just for our treasured community of Latitude families.

If you’d like to be part of it, sign up to Family Fridays below and be the first to hear what’s coming next.

The Kids Area

At the heart of Latitude’s family offering is The Kids Area, open daily from 10am-6pm and packed with opportunities to play, learn and create. Expect theatre performances, storytelling sessions, dance workshops, bug-hunting adventures and hands-on creative activities for children of all ages. From puppet shows and musical theatre workshops to breakdancing sessions and interactive science experiences, it’s a space where imagination takes centre stage.

Families can also visit The Hive, a lively geodome hosting storytelling workshops, illustration sessions and poetry activities with authors and illustrators, while young nature enthusiasts can explore wildlife walks and minibeast safaris nearby.

For little Latitude-goers, The Loft Baby & Toddler Tent provides a welcoming space for soft play, feeding, changing and quiet time – a much-loved hub for families with the festival’s youngest attendees.

The Enchanted Garden

Located within the Family Campsite, The Enchanted Garden offers a gentler pace with a packed programme running daily from 9am-4pm.

Here families can dive into colourful art workshops with The Colour Town Project, relax with family yoga sessions, try crafts such as basket weaving and crochet, or take part in model-making workshops and rocket launches.

History also springs to life with Get Medieval, where children can learn knightly combat skills, try archery and explore medieval crafts. Meanwhile the Canopy Stage hosts performances, dance workshops and interactive games throughout the day.

It’s the perfect place to slow down, get creative and enjoy imaginative play together.

Camp Greenpeace

For families who love the outdoors, Camp Greenpeace offers a forest hideaway filled with nature-focused adventures.

Children can follow guided nature trails, try bushcraft skills around the fire, help build the famous Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior ship, or take on the thrill of climbing trees and soaring down a zipline with the Big Tree Climbing Company.

Set among the trees by the lake, it’s a space where young explorers can connect with nature, learn new skills and experience the joy of outdoor adventure.

With workshops, storytelling, outdoor exploration and performances waiting around every corner, there’s something for every young explorer at Henham Park. Explore the full family programme below and start planning your weekend.