Darble Glastonbury. The Darble campsite is the first campsite you come across as you enter the festival from Gate A. It is quite a small area as it is shared with the cyclists’ camping area. If you don’t fancy walking far after being in the queue, then this could be a good spot for you, […]
Lime Kiln Ground Glastonbury
Lime Kiln Ground Glastonbury. The Lime Kiln Ground campsite at Glastonbury Festival is one of the highest points (if not the highest) you can camp at the north end of the festival site. Like the Hitchin Hill Ground site, this area does not get as full as others. So if you are arriving late on Wednesday […]
Family Camping Glastonbury
Family Camping Glastonbury. So you are bringing your children to Glastonbury. Good for you. Glastonbury is for all ages, and all ages love it. The Kidzfield area has been at the festival since 1979 and is exclusively for children (and their parents, of course). There is also a Green Kids Area up in The Green […]
Hitchin Hill Ground Glastonbury
Hitchin Hill Ground Glastonbury. The Hitchin Hill Ground campsite at Glastonbury Festival is the highest point you can camp at the north end of the festival site. It doesn’t seem to be as popular as nearby Michael’s Mead. Maybe it is because of the gradient. Like the other nearby campsites, Hitchin Hill Ground is close […]
Michaels Mead Glastonbury
Michaels Mead Glastonbury. Michael’s Mead Campsite is a very popular place to camp at Glastonbury Festival. Situated right near The Woods of Woodsies and not too far from The Pyramid Stage, you will need to arrive on site very early to grab a spot. Where is the best place to park for Michaels Mead? Michael’s […]
Hawkwell Glastonbury
Hawkwell Glastonbury. The Hawkwell Campsite is a super popular area right near The Pyramid Stage and Woodsies Stage. Worthy Farm is just behind it too so if you fancy a cuppa with Emily Eavis you can pop by! Where is the best place to park for Hawkwell? Hawkwell is almost in the middle between The Eastern […]