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Thank you all for leaving the place in such a tidy state, and for all those that went the extra mile and helped clean up after the event. The guys at the camp site staff were very thankful and praised how lovely everyone was! :)

There is no dress code, but exotic and fun is welcomed - historical garb, fancy dress, whatever you're comfy to get muddy in! 

Swords are welcomed - just be safe around children! Likewise, it's a large outdoors space, feel free to bring any outdoor toys and games you're happy to put out there and look after.

If staying over, please don't forget: 

• Sensible shoes / wellies & rain proofing for your person

• At least 1 torch - it's a wild site, with very little lighting. Plus your tent and 

• Food - For Friday night (if not heading into town) and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. 

• BYOB - Extra drinkies, both alcoholic and not, especially for Friday night

Fire pits are available around most camp pitches. Please do enjoy them, and bring wood, tinder and matches if you can. A full bucket of water is required to be on hand if you're lighting a fire - loaner buckets by the tap. We have a supply of wood for our communal fire, and may be able to lend a log or two, but more can be purchased from the venue.

Dogs are welcome on site, though waste needs to be picked up and placed in compost bins. Bags need to be compostable - a roll of these can be be purchased from the venue.