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This is a good plan, we've got tickets to the downs festival in Bristol with a ticket for the little one too, but we may go without him. But it could be a good idea to see if we are prepared or not although we wouldn't be camping so not sure if it would be an accurate reflection. This is why I'm so keen to take him. You always miss out on 99% of the festival anyway! Yes, this is the idea for going as a group, swap some childcare evenings as I'm not sure I'd want to take them anywhere overly busy anyway. I'm trying to go into it with my eyes as open as possible, I know it won't be the same as when I went in my 20s child free!

@blutarsky When the options are don't go, or go with a 2 year old, I'm going to try the latter! 😄 Is that response from experience? @NeilThanks, I'm sure when people are back in their homes I'll get some responses from folks who were in that field this year.

Hello to all the parents of the festival, I hope you had a great time. My wife and I have both done Glastonbury many times from 2013-2017, it's very special to us, we met there and got engaged there, now we have a little man who's birthday will fall on the Glastonbury weekend most years! Next year we are planning to take him and I've been trying to recruit some other parent friends we have made to join us, my question is how busy does the family camping area get and how quickly does it fill up? Would we be able to go on the Thursday and setup a camp for say 8-12 adults? Or would it be best to send a few people ahead on the Wednesday to do the setup?