Camp Bestival has announced the headliners for its Slomo Wellbeing programme at this year’s festival, with Joe Wicks, Jasmine Hemsley, Zita West, Trish Whelan, Rosie Underwood, Jonni Pollard, Carla DiMattina and Mama Shrooms all confirmed for the 30th July to 2nd August event at Lulworth Castle, Dorset.
Slomo Wellbeing returns as a festival-within-a-festival, offering a free three-day programme of movement, meditation, breathwork, yoga, food workshops and more across multiple dedicated spaces on site. The strand has become a cornerstone of what Rob and Josie da Bank describe as their “holistic lifestyle” philosophy at the heart of Camp Bestival.
New for 2026 is the Food Is Medicine Camp, curated and hosted by Gemma Ogston (founder of Mama Shrooms), which will be a celebration of plants, functional mushrooms and community, with workshops and shared experiences rooted in the idea that food can nourish from the inside out. Also making their Slomo debut are Jonni Pollard and Carla DiMattina, Rob da Bank’s own meditation and movement teachers respectively, who will lead world-class meditation and movement sessions.
The full Slomo Wellbeing programme spans six distinct spaces. The Slo Studio, curated by Rob da Bank, will host soundbaths, breathwork, meditation and mindful movement from the likes of Jasmine Hemsley, Rosie Underwood and The David Lynch Foundation. The Dreamweavers Garden, curated by Trish Whelan and Soul Adventures, will offer shamanic kundalini yoga, cacao and dance mornings, breathwork and mantra sessions. The Yoga Shala, curated by Laura Lotus, covers everything from flow and restorative yoga to tai chi, laughter yoga and Toe-Ga (yes, that’s yoga for your feet) for all ages and abilities.
All sessions across the Slo Studio, Food Is Medicine Camp, Dreamweavers Garden and Yoga Shala are completely free of charge and require no booking. Simply turn up. Treatment Tents will also be on site offering private hourly sessions covering deep tissue massage, Indian head massage, shamanic healing, reflexology and reiki. These are limited paid-for sessions and can be pre-booked in the coming weeks or booked on arrival at the Slomo Reception tent.
For those wanting the full Slomo experience, the Slomo Sanctuary returns with contrast therapy including saunas, ice baths and wood-fired hot tubs, plus a pamper lounge with hot showers, posh toilets and changing rooms. These sessions are paid-for and can be booked in advance here or on-site.
Festival co-curators Rob and Josie da Bank said: “Every year our wellbeing offering steps up another notch and man does the world need it! Camp Bestival has always been about the holistic lifestyle from partying and dancing through to family time…and maybe rediscovering yourself as a human being as well as a busy parent or carer. So 2026 has got it all: from deep massage, yoga and breathwork to mindful and meditative moments, soundbaths, exhilarating campsite runs and more specialist offerings like Qi Gong and even Toe-Ga (yoga for your feet!). And when you’re done with all of that goodness, jump in the sauna or a wood fired hot tub. See you in Slomo.”
Camp Bestival presented by Debenhams takes place at Lulworth Castle, Dorset from Thursday 30th July to Sunday 2nd August 2026. Tickets are on sale now at campbestival.net.
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