Camping

[Natalie.charlton]

Camping with my family of three young adults , where s best to camp

[EasyUserName]

1 hour ago, Natalie.charlton said:

Camping with my family of three young adults , where s best to camp

Best advice is to start here:  http://www.glastoearth.com/the-faq

 

It is pretty comprehensive.

 

Your questions is currently too open ended.  What time will you arrive?  How are you getting there?  How big / many tents do you have?  Have you been before (this matters, as previous experience will guide you in how much material to carry & how far you can reasonably expect to get etc).

 

Have a read of the link.

[Lycra]

To expand on @EasyUserName's reply, the fest site is vast and the walk from the car park to your chosen campsite can entail a walk of a mile or more of rough terrain and stony walkways, and maybe up and down hill. Planning your journey, where you park (east or west) and where you camp, is essential to minimise the physical exertions of arrival and departure. Consider using a sack truck or  4 wheeled trolley to ease the effort.

If you arrive Wednesday morning  (peak arrival time) you should be prepared to queue for an hour or more at Gate and the overall process of getting from the car park to your chosen camping area to take 2 hours, maybe more. Anything less is a bonus. If arriving Wednesday pm onwards I suggest using west parking and camping in a western area as eastern sites fill up very quickly. 

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[ian the worm]