2009 I was in Wicket for my debut prior to it becoming a family field. Very quiet, felt cut off as it was surrounded by trees but I enjoyed it there.
2010 Park Home behind the Bimble Inn. Location was superb but the trade off for us was being too close to the toilets, not as noisy as I thought it would be.
2011 Michaels's Mead. Superb, could see the Pyramid from our tent, near to Lulu's cafe, a spot I've often wanted to return too.
2015/17 Having missed 13&14 I returned and ended up in Pylon purely because of it's proximity to the coach station. A vastly underrated field in my view. Plenty of room, not too far from JP, Silver Hayes Other or Pyramid. Also pretty quiet.
2016/19 Worthy View, quite frankly my group wanted WV so that's what we did. The big plus point was that Wednesday was a breeze. Car park right next to the site, tent already up, so you are good to go as soon as you have dumped your gear in the tent. It cannot be overstated how nice this is. Great views of the site from the market area and if you finish your night in the SE corner of the site not a long walk home. There is the hill, but it's not too bad and you can break the journey at Strummerville.
2022 I'll be at Sticklinch. I was soo close to getting my group inside the fence but they love their pre-erected tents but this time without the hill. Looking forward to being somewhere different.
Planning where to camp is one of the funnest things about Glastonbury and there is something to be said for pretty much every part of the site. Get in early on the Wednesday and you'll have your pick.