Camper Calling - 2024 -

[Drive Wayne]

I'm just off to rob the co-op!

Hmmm, it's about the same as Busfest and Camperjam combined, but with good acts. Thoughts Gentlefolk?

 

[JOG]

Hmmm, it's about the same as Busfest and Camperjam combined, but with good acts. Thoughts Gentlefolk?

Don’t think there is much in the way of an auto jumble or suppliers.

 

[Drive Wayne]

Don’t think there is much in the way of an auto jumble or suppliers.

I get that impression, I only managed to look around that stuff 'cos the 'good lady' was under the weather! And we would save monies not buying fancy dress gear! It's all down to us missing the forum fraternity, and we would...

 

[CraigP]

The name is a bit misleading to be honest. Think of it as a regular, family friendly, music festival with the camping reversed. i.e. mostly campervan fields with a small area for tents rather than the other way around. Even if you don't have a van, the fact that you park up and pitch your tent next to your car is great as you don't need to carry kit for miles. This gives the campsite a different feel as people bring more kit!

Once in the arena its just like any other music festival where the stages dominate and there are food stalls, flag shops, clothing etc.. There is maybe a slight nod to campers but from memory the only ones that you wouldn't see at a 'normal' music festival were: Vantastic clothing, cadac, someone selling VW black out screens, and an awning vendor. There may have been a couple of others but I get the impression that its not about vans.

I've never been to BusFest etc so can't compare but would expect them to be about the vans with some music, whereas Camper Calling is a music festival where a lot of people turn up in vans!

Hope this helps.

 

[Drive Wayne]

The name is a bit misleading to be honest. Think of it as a regular, family friendly, music festival with the camping reversed. i.e. mostly campervan fields with a small area for tents rather than the other way around. Even if you don't have a van, the fact that you park up and pitch your tent next to your car is great as you don't need to carry kit for miles. This gives the campsite a different feel as people bring more kit!

Once in the arena its just like any other music festival where the stages dominate and there are food stalls, flag shops, clothing etc.. There is maybe a slight nod to campers but from memory the only ones that you wouldn't see at a 'normal' music festival were: Vantastic clothing, cadac, someone selling VW black out screens, and an awning vendor. There may have been a couple of others but I get the impression that its not about vans.

I've never been to BusFest etc so can't compare but would expect them to be about the vans with some music, whereas Camper Calling is a music festival where a lot of people turn up in vans!

Hope this helps.

Top Bloke Craig, hope to meet you there, as long as there is a 'two bare feet' stand the Mrs will be happy!