Festivals are fast becoming a rite of passage in the UK; with over 500 festivals in the UK to choose from, not to mention the ever popular music festivals in Spain, Croatia, Serbia, Italy and France as well as further a field in South America and the USA; the choice is endless. Festivals cover a broad range of activities and pastimes; with the majority been suitable for families as well as hard core music revellers. As well as entertainment from fantastic bands and music artists; activities at festivals range from silent discos, art exhibitions, farmers markets, green and eco crafts making, dancing competitions, cabaret, karaoke; all this and more with the additions of great cocktails, bars and food stalls to suit all.
Camping and festival fun
No festival is complete without reliable camping wear; especially with the weather renowned for usually being wet and drizzly on festival weekends. When off camping for the weekend at Glastonbury, the V Festival, Bestival or the Big Chill you need to be guaranteed that when you do sleep for a couple of hours; you are warm, comfortable and dry.Why not try with a quick pitch or pop-up tent; Or even a lightweight sleeping bag? Hygiene is a key factor when camping at festivals; with thousands of people cramming in to a small number of showers and toilets there is always going to be room for improvement here. So be prepared; why not try a disposable toilet seat cover, packaway travel kits and sanitiser. Wellies are a major fashion accessory at festivals; so why not take a peek at our colourful range to get you through the mud and sludge amongst the hoards of festival goers this summer?
Which festival shall I choose?
With such a wide and varied array festivals popping up across the UK you are primarily spoilt for choice with the music on offer. Glastonbury; one of the most popular music festivals in the world has music from numerous different genres, thus pleasing the crowds continuously year after year; Wth artists such as Oasis, The Saturdays, Lady Gaga and many more commercial and not so well know niche bands playing here you can be sure to find music to suit your tastes;With plenty of great bars, food stalls, markets, shops, exhibitions you can be sure to find much, much more at festivals than just music. The Isle of Wight’s Bestival is a great crowd pleaser; a superb location with a mixture of great bands and artists combined with an eclectic mix of DJs, cocktails bars, silent discos, chill out rooms and much more; you simply need to just get down there and get involved with the festival crowds.