Worthy Farm - When do they go onsale?

[SharpCircle]

Anyone any ideas when the worthy farm glamping goes on sale?

[phillyfaddle]

Not announced yet, but should be in 2 to 3 weeks I reckon.

[SharpCircle]

Thanks mate

[The other Bellboy]

Was just about to ask the very same question, campervan tickets on the same day I believe?

[stuartbert two hats]

Worthy *View* BTW

[Wherethewildthingsare]

It says October, last year was Monday 27th at 12 noon... campervan tickets and tipis on sale the same day this year

[chuckles07]

What was the cost of camping at worthy view last year, and was the consensus that it was worth it? Missed last year and have always camped in general areas previously. Any views appreciated. Cheers

[david134]

Annoying that I am thinking of this option, but would then ditch the space to go and camp with all our group. Would be ashame to get it for someone to lose out on Worthy View.

 

I could do that, couldn't I?

[russycarps]

Annoying that I am thinking of this option, but would then ditch the space to go and camp with all our group. Would be ashame to get it for someone to lose out on Worthy View.

I could do that, couldn't I?

Why would you do that?

[DJL]

Why would you do that?

Haven't been on this site since June. Worthy view thread opens up and within three hours Russy is on it - gives me a strangely pleasant feeling like I never left.

[david134]

Why would you do that?

Because I would want to camp with my friends.

[russycarps]

Haven't been on this site since June. Worthy view thread opens up and within three hours Russy is on it - gives me a strangely pleasant feeling like I never left.

Ha well I am over worthy view, but if I'm reading right this fellow is goung to pay top dollar for a worthy view tent then ditch it and camp in a proper campsite with his mates

What the fucking fuck??

[ghostdancer1]

Because I would want to camp with my friends.

 

well then why would you pay for Worthy View?

 

do you even know what it is?

[Crystal Waters]

I reckon he doesn't realise that you have to have a ticket before booking WV and thinks booking WV is a route to a ticket?

[rubenz]

You do need a ticket already to go in worthy view mind. (just in case the chap above had the wrong end of the stick and understood it to be an all inclusive affair)

[buttonmonster]

hi - when you book a worthy view tent (or tipi - this question is applicable to both), do you get assigned a specific tent / tipi, or does it operate a first come first served basis? thanks!

[david134]

You do need a ticket already to go in worthy view mind. (just in case the chap above had the wrong end of the stick and understood it to be an all inclusive affair)

Well that has completely gone out the window then.

[rubenz]

Yeah it's just pre erected tents basically. Plus it's up a massive muddy hill in the corner of the site

[UEF]

Ha well I am over worthy view, but if I'm reading right this fellow is goung to pay top dollar for a worthy view tent then ditch it and camp in a proper campsite with his mates

What the fucking fuck??

 

That doesn't sound like the true spirit of Glastonbury to me. You're staying with the posh people.

[Purple aki squat]

Ha well I am over worthy view, but if I'm reading right this fellow is goung to pay top dollar for a worthy view tent then ditch it and camp in a proper campsite with his mates

What the fucking fuck??

Got more sense than money probably

[ghostdancer1]

the 2 person PodPads were £320 i think.

CampLight might be better as it's much cheaper, and the tent is already set up for you, so you could just bring extra bedding/pillows.

Edited October 7, 2015 by ghostdancer1

[stuwilky]

the 2 person PodPads were £320 i think.

CampLight might be better as it's much cheaper, and the tent is already set up for you, so you could just bring extra bedding/pillows.

 

Its much 'louder' down in Pennards though - depends on sleep requirements for the little one (and the big one too!) I guess!

 

Might also be worth noting that there were some problems reported last year with getting around site from the coach station to Worthy View - there are some threads floating about on here.

Edited October 7, 2015 by stuwilky

[ProperTea]

Does anyone have any idea of the kind of prices charged last year? Can't find the info online, I ask as thinking of taking my 4 year old this year and not only would it be a bit comfier for her first time but it would be a bit easier if I didn't have to take a tent, camping stuff for two etc as I will be going up via bus with only me to carry stuff.

Thinking of booking one of those pod pads I saw last year.

Last year's prices:

2 person pre-erected classic scout style tent (£270 for 5 nights)

2 Person Cloud House (10ft x 7ft) (£320 for 5 nights)

2 person (3m) Bellepad £270 for 5 nights

4 person pre erected classic scout style tent (£535 for 5 nights)

4 person 14ft Tipi Tent (10ft tall) (£535 for 5 nights)

4 person 14ft Bell Tent (8ft tall) (£535 for 5 nights)

4 person (4m) Bellepad £535 for 5 nights

New - 6 person pre erected large classic scout style tent (£850 for 5 nights)

6 person (5m) Bellepad £750 for 5 nights

The Podpads (and similar) options are:-

Basic Podpad (sleeps up to 2) (£320 for 5 nights)

Bunkpad (sleeps up to 4) (£640 for 5 nights)

Octopad (sleeps up to 6) (£960 for 3 nights)

The yurts (and similar) options are:-

2 person 9ft Yurt (5’6” tall) (£355 for 5 nights)

4 person 12ft Yurt (6’8” tall) (£640 for 5 nights)

Car Parking is charged at £25 per car (a Worthy View car park ticket, not a festival car park ticket).