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we loved Camp Bestival Shropshire and although we really enjoyed Dorset, we are now firm converts to the Shropshire version! We loved the variety of what was on offer as well as the proximity of all the activities and camping. Camp Bestival Shropshire is promising to be even bigger and better next year so watch this space!
Rudimental and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man lead an epic lineup for Camp Bestival Dorset, while Fatboy Slim, Rag ’n’ Bone Man and Becky Hill headline Camp Bestival Shropshire.
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Every year there are more and more festivals being arranged with families in mind. They really think about everything with baby changing areas, milk warming facilities and children’s loos. We have found so many exciting festivals and here are just a few to inspire you. Just So Festival, 21st-23rd August, Cheshire This smaller (5,000 capacity) […]
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CARAVANSERAI / THE TRAVELLING BARN / PROJECT WILD THING FROM CARAVAN COCKTAIL BOOTHS AND IMMERSIVE THEATRE FUN TO BARN DANCES, HOE DOWNS AND A PROJECT WILD THING HUB PLUS PIG’S BIG BALLROOM LINE UP REVELEALED read the latest announcement from camp bestival below after seven years, the camp bestival roustabouts know a thing or two about keeping things exciting at our festi-holiday paradise. we’re always looking for new ways to get those jaws dropping, so take a look at these brand new, intriguing areas to lose yourself in creatively, places to hangout with like-minded folk and have new experiences with your family and friends. we’re gonna blow your socks off with bohemian beauty, toe-tappin mayhem and the wildest times at lulworth castle this summer. our ringmaster rob da bank says: “*drum roll* ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, the team at camp bestival hq proudly present for your delectation and wonder, a host of beloved and brand new venues! please welcome to our circus arena the travelling barn, the pigs big ballroom, caravanserai and project wild thing! our new venues are causing the family and i a huge wardrobe dilemma: we’ll want camouflage face paint and explorer gear for the feral activities in the dingly dell with project wild thing, cowboy boots and chaps for the all-family toe-tapping hoe downs in the travelling barn, dancing shoes and circle skirts to swing along to greg’s greats in the pigs big ballroom and vaudevillian circus outfits to explore caravanserai! can’t wait to discover it all with the nippers and a different outfit on every half an hour! see you there.” we’re very excited to welcome the ramshackle beauty of caravanserai to the fields of lulworth for the very first time! a unique venue caravanserai is a convoy of english and french artists, gypsies and beatniks who have set up an encampment for weary travellers and wanderers to rest and recharge. they welcome you to have a tipple in their amazing cocktail bar and explore or lounge in their bric-a-brac camp built form old vehicles, curiosities and objects d’art they have found on the road. it’s a laidback hangout in the afternoon and positively rambunctious at night, so be sure to pay them a visit! we’re also delighted to announce that this year the travelling barn will pull up to camp bestival for the first time ever. hosted by the anarchic hillbilly barn dancing squad cut a shine the travelling barn has racks of local real ale to sup, acoustic acts in the daytime and raucous, toe-tappin’ hoe-downs in the evening. the grown-ups get a pint and the whole family get to dance their boots off – all under the same oak-beamed roof! perfect. we’ll also have wild time with project wild thing, who will have a village tipi based at the entrance to the dingly dell. from listening spots in the woods, to creative nature writing sessions, wild story-telling, an un-nature trail, creature mask making, bird spotting (and stepping), shadow drawing, groking, and a digital detox for screen addled minds, project wild thing will help kids and their folks re-connect with the wild and they’ll help you take that habit back home. and finally, for now, we’re over the moon to announce the return of an old favourite at camp bestival, pig’s big ball room! dedicated to the memory of john peel and his pig’s big 78 selections, it’s programmed by the shellac collective and greg’s greats and is a mind-blowingly amazing dance arena. from original r&b dance band, swing, skiffle, jazz, african, latin, calypso, rock-a-billy and rock and roll from live bands or played on authentic 78s, it’s high octane jitter-buggin’ action with some truly classic music! check out our website for full line-up! everything you need to know about running away to the circus – check our the camp bestival website, facebook & twitter. ticket info ticketline / 0844 888 4410 adult weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £195 adult tickets are for anyone aged 18 or over on 31/07/2014 student weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £180 student tickets are for students with valid ID between 31/07/2014 age 15 to 17 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £113 age 15 to 17 weekend tickets are for anyone aged 15 to 17 on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 30* age 11 to 14 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £88 age 11 to 14 weekend tickets are for anyone aged 11 to 14 on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 26* * NB: all teens (aged 11 to 17) MUST camp in the same area as their families with a maximum of 2 teens per adult (over the age of 26) age 5 -10 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £20 these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21* age 4 and under weekend ticket (inc. camping) – FREE (but ticket still required) age 4 and under weekend tickets are for anyone aged 4 and under on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21* camping plus plot – £125 advance car parking – £11 campervan ticket – £72 per vehicle caravan/trailer tent ticket (includes a car parking space) – £83 all tickets: will incur a booking fee, and are non-transferable and cannot be re-sold. disclaimer: we will be receiving family camp bestival 2014 tickets in return for previews and reviews of this year’s festival. of course it goes without saying we will be honest and our views and opinions will be our own. sharing is caring : Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)
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in the tradition of the kinks and the small faces and around at the same time as ian dury and squeeze, chas & dave wrote and recorded exceptionally witty songs about life in london, performed with a strong affection for all things english in the tradition of the great music hall artists that had come before them. in their case, however, the musical accompaniment to their sharply observant material was neither rock nor punk but solid, no-nonsense rock’n’roll, a sound that they’d both grown up on and one that stays with them to this day. it’s these songs that have ensured that the boys have continued to tour for over 30 years to sold out audiences across the world, enchanted by their east end charm and effortless ability to rock any party which is why we’re so chuffed that they’ll be leading a 10,000 strong proper cockney knees up down on the castle stage at camp bestival this summer. everything you need to know about running away to the circus – check our the camp bestival website, facebook & twitter. ticket info ticketline / 0844 888 4410 adult weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £195 adult tickets are for anyone aged 18 or over on 31/07/2014 student weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £180 student tickets are for students with valid ID between 31/07/2014 age 15 to 17 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £113 age 15 to 17 weekend tickets are for anyone aged 15 to 17 on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 30* age 11 to 14 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £88 age 11 to 14 weekend tickets are for anyone aged 11 to 14 on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 26* * NB: all teens (aged 11 to 17) MUST camp in the same area as their families with a maximum of 2 teens per adult (over the age of 26) age 5 -10 weekend ticket (inc. camping) – £20 these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21* age 4 and under weekend ticket (inc. camping) – FREE (but ticket still required) age 4 and under weekend tickets are for anyone aged 4 and under on 31/07/2014. these ticket holders must be accompanied by a ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21* camping plus plot – £125 advance car parking – £11 campervan ticket – £72 per vehicle caravan/trailer tent ticket (includes a car parking space) – £83 all tickets: will incur a booking fee, and are non-transferable and cannot be re-sold. disclaimer: we will be receiving family camp bestival 2014 tickets in return for previews and reviews of this year’s festival. of course it goes without saying we will be honest and our views and opinions will be our own. sharing is caring : Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)
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