Ealing Beer Festival

A summer celebration of real ale, cider, and community in the heart of Walpole Park.

The Ealing Beer Festival is a highlight of the summer calendar, attracting thousands of visitors to Walpole Park for a fantastic celebration of brewing. Organised by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), it's a must-visit for beer enthusiasts and anyone looking for a fun, festive day out with great drinks, food, and music.

What to Expect

Set within a large marquee and the beautiful surroundings of the park, the festival is a lively and welcoming event. It's the perfect place to discover new favourite drinks, enjoy live entertainment, and soak up the summer atmosphere.

  • A Huge Selection of Drinks: The main bar features a vast range of real ales, from golden ales and bitters to stouts and porters. There's also a dedicated bar for ciders and perries, plus international beers, wines, and soft drinks.
  • Delicious Food: A variety of street food stalls offer tasty options to complement your drinks, with everything from classic pub snacks to international cuisine.
  • Live Music: The festival hosts live music performances throughout the event, adding to the vibrant and friendly atmosphere.

Run by Volunteers for a Great Cause

The Ealing Beer Festival is organised and staffed entirely by volunteers from the Ealing branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale). CAMRA is an independent, voluntary organisation that campaigns for real ale, community pubs, and consumer rights. By attending the festival, you are supporting their mission to promote and protect traditional British pubs and breweries.

Plan Your Visit

When Is It?

The festival typically takes place over several days in mid-July. For exact dates, times, and ticket information, it's best to check the official Ealing Beer Festival or West Middlesex CAMRA website closer to the time.

Location

The festival is held in Walpole Park, Ealing, W5 5BS. It is easily accessible via public transport and is a short walk from Ealing Broadway station.

Tickets & Entry

You can usually buy tickets at the gate, though discounts are often available for CAMRA members. Entry packages often include a souvenir glass and beer tokens to get you started.