Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule: Bookings Open for 2026

Full Set Times, Pricing and Instructors Confirmed for Cornbury Park

The Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule is officially live, with booking now open for every class, walk, and brunch session planned for Cornbury Park this summer. Members heading to Oxfordshire from July 30 through August 2 can now reserve a spot in the Peloton Flowspace lineup before the festival gates open.

Peloton first announced its return to Wilderness Festival back in the spring, and the program has since taken shape into a full weekend of instructor-led programming across three separate experiences. The Flowspace area sits next to The Sanctuary at Cornbury Park, and it now has confirmed set times, instructor assignments, and pricing attached to every session.

How the Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule Breaks Down by Day

Peloton Wilderness Festival schedule programming runs Friday through Sunday of the festival, with the Peloton Walk and Brunch Club and a Morning Warm Up opening each day before Joslyn Thompson Rule and Ben Alldis take over the Sanctuary Studio in the afternoon. Studio sessions start at 5 British pounds, and the Walk and Brunch Club starts at 35 British pounds per person.

Friday, July 31

• 9:15 a.m.: Walk and Brunch Club with Susie Chan at The Soul Food Cafe
• 9:15 a.m.: Morning Warm Up with Joslyn Thompson Rule at The Atrium
• 12:00 p.m.: Bodyweight Strength with Joslyn Thompson Rule at The Sanctuary Studio
• 1:00 p.m.: Bodyweight Strength and Conditioning with Joslyn Thompson Rule at The Sanctuary Studio

Saturday, August 1

• 9:15 a.m.: Walk and Brunch Club with Jon Hosking at The Soul Food Cafe
• 9:15 a.m.: Morning Warm Up with Ben Alldis at The Atrium
• 12:00 p.m.: HIIT Cardio with Ben Alldis at The Sanctuary Studio
• 1:00 p.m.: Bodyweight Strength with Ben Alldis at The Sanctuary Studio

Sunday, August 2

• 9:15 a.m.: Walk and Brunch Club with Jon Hosking at The Soul Food Cafe
• 12:00 p.m.: Bodyweight Strength with Ben Alldis at The Sanctuary Studio
• 1:00 p.m.: HIIT Cardio with Ben Alldis at The Sanctuary Studio
• 4:30 p.m.: Bodyweight Strength with Ben Alldis at The Sanctuary Studio

Studio and Morning Warm Up sessions are held rain or shine, and check-in opens 45 minutes before each class and closes 10 minutes before the scheduled start. The Walk and Brunch Club meets at The Soul Food Cafe and runs about two and a half hours from walk to plated brunch.

Peloton Walk and Brunch Club Adds a Slower Morning Option

Susie Chan pairs Friday’s walk with a conversation about her own path into endurance sport, from her earliest runs to the training that carried her through some of the toughest ultramarathons in the world. Jon Hosking hosts Saturday and Sunday, opening each walk with a mindful moment before a social stroll through the Cornbury Park grounds.

The brunch menu has been finalized and now includes a mixed seed granola pot with fresh berry compote and soya Greek yoghurt, a chia pudding with yuzu, persimmon, and passionfruit, and a three-bean tostada on sourdough with grilled field mushroom and chipotle three-bean chilli. Carafes of water, herbal tea, and ginger cayenne shots round out the spread, though the menu remains subject to change as the Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule gets closer to the event.

Booking, Pricing and the Sporting Equals Donation

Every session on the Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule requires a valid festival ticket, so anyone planning to attend should book their Wilderness Festival tickets before locking in a class or brunch slot. From there, Studio classes and the Walk and Brunch Club can both be booked directly through the festival’s experiences page. Bookings are non-refundable, and reservations are held for 20 minutes past the scheduled start before the spot is released.

Beyond the scheduled classes, attendees can also trial the Peloton Bike+ and Tread on-site. For every five minutes spent on Peloton equipment during the festival, the brand will donate five British pounds to Sporting Equals, a UK nonprofit focused on equity in sport and physical activity. Peloton previously outlined its broader social impact partnerships, and the Sporting Equals donation extends that commitment into a live festival setting.

This marks Peloton’s second consecutive year at Wilderness Festival, and the expanded three-track structure, covering Studio classes, the Walk and Brunch Club, and equipment trials, suggests the brand plans to keep building out its footprint at the event. With the Peloton Wilderness Festival Schedule now confirmed and bookable, the main decision left for festival-goers is which session to build a rest day around.

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