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Camping Information

CAMP SITE ACCESS

The Camp Site will be open from Friday evening before the gig, but must be vacated by midday on Sunday.

The camping area will only be available to Festival-goers who have purchased the all-in Festival/Camping ticket. This will be STRICTLY enforced over the weekend, and absolutely NO EXCEPTIONS will be made.

 

FACILITIES

The Camp site will have 24hr stewarding and toilet blocks.  Campers will be able to come and go as they please within the overall Festival Site and food vans will be available for those needing nourishment, night and day.

Please note that in camping at the festival you are solely responsible for your belongings, do not leave valuables in tents. Better still, do not bring anything valuable with you.

We will do everything we can to ensure the safety of your tent but Glasgowbury will not be held responsible for any loss or damage to your belongings.

 

Some rules and hints:

  • Strictly no bottles/glass on campsite.
  • Cans and plastic containers are allowed, so you can bring your own alcohol into the campsite - but not into the festival area.
  • No campfires, stoves, or bbq packs are permitted.
  • Bring weather-proof clothing in case of inclement weather.

 

PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR TENTS BEHIND WHEN LEAVING

We will be moving our sheep back into their fields on Monday, and we would hope that any ring-pulls, litter, discarded tent-pegs, etc, be lifted and placed in bin bags (provided) and left for collection. Our super furry animals would appreciate it greatly.

 

BE RESPONSIBLE

The festival location is stunning so feel free to walk around and enjoy the natural beauty that is the Sperrins. But if you fancy a ramble, don’t go alone, let your friends know beforehand, and don’t be tempted to do it if you can’t walk in a straight line to start with.

 

Respect the countryside and it will respect you…