Quiet Camping Areas

[beesboy]

Out of the 20 odd people in our group 5 of us have a campervan and a ticket for Campervan West. The remainder will all be camping having missed out trying to get some Tipi's. There's a few first timers in that group and they're hoping for a quieter area of the site to camp if possible, and ideally not too far from Campervan West. Someone has recommended the Daisy Field?

Does anyone have any suggestions?

[pie_and_a_pint]

Dairy, not Daisy. Anywhere that side (Pylon, Bushy) will be quiet(er) but you won't get peace and tranquility I'm afraid.

[beesboy]

Thanks. I realised afterwards that I should probably have put this in questions rather than chat so apologies all. Dairy Field makes much more sense and I thought Daisy Field was just one that I hadn't heard of previously.

I'm in the Camper but it's a few of the newbies that are terrified of what they're about to encounter. I guess we've all been there.

Edited April 4, 2013 by beesboy

[CaledonianGonzo]

It's not really at one side of the site or the other, but Hitchin Hill's been quiet when we've camped there.

[pie_and_a_pint]

Thanks. I realised afterwards that I should probably have put this in questions rather than chat so apologies all. Dairy Field makes much more sense and I thought Daisy Field was just one that I hadn't heard of previously.

I'm in the Camper but it's a few of the newbies that are terrified of what they're about to encounter. I guess we've all been there.

[pie_and_a_pint]

Sorry, phone app didn't add my reply to that quote... I meant to add make sure your noobs take some decent earplugs. You can get them from the info points on site but they're not great. That way, if they really can't cope with the background noise they'll be able to get at least some sleep.

Alternatively, make sure they stay out dancing in the Naughty Corner for so long they'll sleep anywhere

[Digi]

The top of Paines for us (the part that isn't crew camping). We usually camp against the fence so no one falls into the tent when it is dark and people are staggering home sloshed. Ideal for dumping our stuff as we come in via PGD so we don't have far to trek. I reckon it is about a 20 minute clear walk to the Pyramid and about 30 minutes or so to the naughty corner (with stops for whatever). Most importantly, it is never rammed where we set up, we get a decent sleep and there is enough space for us, all our friends (our group probably has 7 or 8 tents between us) and a decent campfire

[mail1234]

Pylon was practically empty last time from what I remember

[whisty]

Pylon was practically empty last time from what I remember

[Peroni]

Lime Kiln, (next to Hitchin hill ) also quiet, as you have quite a trek daily it discourage massive raves...

[Krazypinkminx]

We camped at pylon, did have some noisy shits around our camp and its close to dance village but it was not as packed full as other areas