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camping/festival checklist

sweaty_betty
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Hi there - we're going to be camping at a festival this weekend, with a baby :eek:. I've been completely disorganised and am only just writing a list of stuff we'll need. Does anyone have one to hand to help me out??
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Best advice i ever got was take a decent wheelbarrow. Carries all your stuff and makes a great seat when your there. Im serious too old for festivals now:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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Lots of wet wipes - keep some on your person, lots of plastic bags, a mobile phone that doesn't need charging every day and if you can find a Dyson Ballbarrow it will be more useful than an ordinary wheelbarrow in mud, otherwise try to find the folding sort designed more for garden waste than rubble as it's lighter and packs smaller0
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Which festival is it? Reading/Leeds?
Toilet paper. There's never any in those portaloo's.0 -
Alcohol hand wash is essential, sun cream (you hope), water proofs (more likely)
Heres a list on eFestivals:
http://www.efestivals.co.uk/info/WhatToTake.shtml0 -
alanrowell wrote: »if you can find a Dyson Ballbarrow it will be more useful than an ordinary wheelbarrow in mud,
Never saw a dyson ballbarrow on any muddy building sites in 24 years. But were on the same page. Wet wipes & halkahol lots and lots of halkahol & a blow up bed. Wet wipes halkahol & a bed oh & a pop up tent . but dont forget the halkoholic wetwipes and a barrow tent. henjoy:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0 -
Tent
Sleeping Equipment
Cooking/drinking/eating gear if intending to cook even if only tea/coffee in the morning
Ear defenders for baby
Wet Wipes
Toilet roll
Anti bac hand wash
Nappies for baby
Alcohol for adults
Baby food
Water container
Washing gear
Keep a set of dry clothes in your car
You can buy adult food on site
Money
Camp in family area
Find secure lock ups and deposit valuables if big festival e.g. Leeds/Reading
Leave stuff you can't afford to loose at home
Waterproofs
Off course if you are at a festival that allows camping next to your car then some of the above needn't apply (you can bring even more stuff)0 -
Zip balm, my lips get dry and cracked as I'm outside at festivals alot more than normal. Also a woolie hat as it can get cold on a night. Have a fab time. Also I sleep with my valuables (phone and purse) in the bottom of my sleeping bag.0
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Rainbowchild wrote: »Zip balm, my lips get dry and cracked as I'm outside at festivals alot more than normal. Also a woolie hat as it can get cold on a night. Have a fab time. Also I sleep with my valuables (phone and purse) in the bottom of my sleeping bag.
Are you Zippy from Rainbow?
Ha just noticed your username also. You must be!0
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