Glastonbury organisers have revealed version 1.5 of the festival’s official site map, which is now expected to be the final map used at the festival. The first map for Glasto 2023 was published back in early May, giving us a first look at a bunch of tweaks, changes and improvements across the Worthy Farm site.
Click here to download the full-resolution version of the map – or click on the image below.
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As expected, Joe Rush’s Carmageddon installation has been removed and the area returned to use as public camping, while Joe’s Carhenge returns to the festival with a new home at William’s Green. The area no longer features a stage.
Pylon Ground is no longer a public campsite and will be used for staff camping in its entirety after half of the field was given over to staff on Glasto’s 2022 map. The small area of staff camping at Dairy Ground has gone and the field will now be entirely public camping.
In other changes highlighted by The Glasto Thingy on Twitter, the public camping behind The Park stage has been removed and now appears to be an expanded backstage and production area. Arcadia has increased in size, with the bars and perimeter stalls now further from the iconic spider.
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