Family Camping

[Rachiek]

Sorry if this has been asked before..................

We have been going to glasto for years and this year my brother and his family are coming too. Myself and my chap are travelling down on Tuesday/Weds and the rest on Thursday.

My Q: Would we be able to go and pitch our tent and the one for my brother and his family in the family camping area (we wont have any kids with us)?

Thanks in advance for any helpful advice.

[paulo999]

Sorry if this has been asked before..................

We have been going to glasto for years and this year my brother and his family are coming too. Myself and my chap are travelling down on Tuesday/Weds and the rest on Thursday.

My Q: Would we be able to go and pitch our tent and the one for my brother and his family in the family camping area (we wont have any kids with us)?

Thanks in advance for any helpful advice.

Edited February 2, 2010 by paulo999

[vinylvictim]

Sorry if this has been asked before..................

We have been going to glasto for years and this year my brother and his family are coming too. Myself and my chap are travelling down on Tuesday/Weds and the rest on Thursday.

My Q: Would we be able to go and pitch our tent and the one for my brother and his family in the family camping area (we wont have any kids with us)?

Thanks in advance for any helpful advice.

[Rachiek]

Whilst it's not encouraged, noone will stop you. Bear in mind it is *very* quiet after dark - chatting in hushed tones and all that. Complete opposite in the morning when the kids wake up. Generally the least likely to be affected by theft. Possibly the best English breakfasts on site at the (24 hour) Street Sub Aqua cafe at the bottom.

Handy for the Pyramid and central markets. Loos are usually in good condition (especially the lesser used ones at the top). Nice walk 'home' at night up Muddy Lane, which is back to being pedestrian only now. Or go via Acoustic and pick up a night cap at the Red Flag

Lots to be said for Cockmill meadow. I was elsewhere last year but still popped in for breakfast on my way down.