WILDHOOD Festival
5th – 7th June
Tullibole Castle | Perthshire | Scotland
Ditch your devices.
Escape the everyday.
Set the tone for summer…
Welcome to Scotland’s multi-award winning children’s festival,
an unforgettable family adventure in the magical grounds of Tullibole Castle, Perthshire.
experience all-inclusive access to 90+ activities!
discover big skies, lush green fields, enchanted waters
get lost in secret woodlands or the mystical maze
find a feast of food trucks – and tipples!
bring cool cousins, up-for-it uncles, groovy grannies…
roam wild like the resident peacocks
lounge on the castle lawn
pitch-up to the coolest pop-up campsite in Scotland –
featuring luxe showers, separate quiet zones, and exclusive access to evening entertainment
sunset stories (and a sneaky nightcap) round the campfire?
Created for the whole clan, this is your ticket to a summer daycation, weekend escape, or the ultimate two-night sleepover!
Every Child Deserves a WILDHOOD
Every Child Deserves a WILDHOOD
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Every Child Deserves a WILDHOOD 〰️
Shuttle Bus - NEW for 2026
With thanks to EventScotland, we are now offering a shuttle bus to our festival, operating from Kinross Bus Station to/from our festival venue, Tullibole Castle
Timetable
Fri 5th June:
3-30-7pm
Sat 6th June + Sun 7th June:
9.30-11am AND 4-7pm
Our shuttle bus pilot is supported through EventScotland, part of VisitScotland, recognising WILDHOOD’s contribution to Scotland’s cultural and family tourism landscape.
A WILDHOOD Story
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…a new mum had a dream (literally) about sharing her unshakable love of free-spirited festivals with her growing son. In her mind she conjured an escape from the everyday that would be perfect for children AND their fun-loving families…
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…we could once again tap into an inimitable ‘festival vibe’ and the ‘wild side’ that many parents didn’t entirely want to leave behind in their “old life.”
In a pop-up community of like-minded families, we would rediscover the joy of barefoot freedom, a place of endless skies and possibilities, playful creativity, feel-good feasting, campfire friendships, being left to our own devices (the unplugged kind) and falling into a rock-n-roll bed under the stars.
And the best part? Children would get to experience their very first festival with their very own families.
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Yes, it’s the stuff dreams are made of and luckily that new mum, Mel Jarron, knew just the place…