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Public WiFi
Guest access, splash pages, vouchers, sensible shaping and branded login journeys without the faff.
Booking now for spring, summer & autumn 2026
Festival networks that stay calm when the field gets loud.
Bark & Nurd design, deploy and support full-site connectivity for festivals, outdoor events and busy venues across the UK. Public WiFi, traders, production, CCTV, box office and crew — all engineered for the real world, not the sales brochure.
- Coverage
- Site-wide
- Support
- On-site
- Networks
- Protected
- Season
- 2026
Live event operations
Festival control view
Public WiFi
2,860
Active sessions
Traders
184
POS priority live
Ops & CCTV
42
Protected VLANs
Backhaul & resilience
Automatic failover ready
Primary fibre
4,995 Mbps out of 40,000 Mbps (40 GB)
P2P backup
480 / 480 Mbps
4G/5G tertiary
Standby resilience
Quick contact
Call us for a chat on 07445 624000
or email wifi@barkandnurd.com
Built for fields, farms, racecourses, estates, high streets and the occasional completely unreasonable deadline.
Main stage
Street food
Bars & POS
Box office
Crew compounds
Production offices
Big screens
Security & CCTV
Guest WiFi
On-site engineers
Main stage
Street food
Bars & POS
Box office
Crew compounds
Production offices
Big screens
Security & CCTV
Guest WiFi
On-site engineers
What we do
Everything the site needs to stay connected.
We build networks around how events actually operate: fast-moving crews, muddy terrain, peak-time load, temporary power, public demand and zero appetite for drama.
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Traders & POS
Priority traffic and isolated networks for bars, food vendors, box office and any team taking payments.
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Production & Ops
Private links for FOH, stage management, production offices, streaming, comms and control positions.
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Security & CCTV
Protected network segments for camera systems, incident response, perimeter operations and site management.
Festival season 2026
A cleaner story for organisers, crews and traders.
The 2026 site is built to help you sell the season quickly: less tech waffle, more confidence. It positions Bark & Nurd as calm, practical and ready for the ugly bits of live events.
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Plan the site
We scope the audience, traders, ops, CCTV and coverage zones so everything starts with the real site shape.
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Build resilience
Primary links, fallback paths, segmented SSIDs and kit choices that survive weather, crowds and dodgy power.
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Support live
On-site engineers, monitoring, changes on the fly and someone sensible to call when things get spicy.
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Wrap cleanly
Simple handover, reporting and notes for next year so the site gets smarter every season.
Commercial models
Three sensible ways to fund event connectivity.
Every site is scoped properly, but these are the three cleanest ways to position pricing on the website.
BuyOut
Fixed fee, all guest revenue stays with the event.
- — Predictable budgeting
- — Best for established shows
- — Full ownership of access revenue
PAYG
Per-user or per-day access tiers with room to grow.
- — Great for newer events
- — Tiered public access options
- — Strong fit for uncertain demand
RevShare
Reduced fixed cost with shared upside on public access.
- — Smaller up-front commitment
- — Shared incentive to drive uptake
- — Good for adding WiFi to existing events
Public
Fast
Smooth access for guests without burying the site team in support.
Traders
Stable
Priority handling for card payments where failed transactions hurt most.
Ops
Secure
Separated networks for production, crew, CCTV and control functions.
Teams
Supported
Humans on-site and available when the show is live.
Contact
Let’s talk about your 2026 event.
No forms. No faff. If you’re planning a festival, outdoor event, activation or seasonal site, just give us a ring or send over an email with the rough outline.
Call us
07445 624000
Best for a quick chat about dates, site layout, audience size, traders, production and what needs connecting.
Tap to callEmail us
wifi@barkandnurd.com
Best if you want to send site notes, maps, event dates, rough capacity, trader numbers or a full brief.
Start your emailWhat to include
Useful details
- — Event name and dates
- — Venue, field or site type
- — Approx audience size
- — Traders, bars or box office needs
Also handy
- — Public WiFi requirements
- — Production and crew needs
- — CCTV, streaming or control links
- — Any existing plans or drawings