Camper Calling - 2024 -

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23rd - 25th august 2024, Ragley Hall, Warwickshire​

Camper Calling Family Music Festival - 22 - 24 August 2025

A Family Music Festival for all at Ragley Hall, Warwickshire.

www.campercalling.com

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We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Camper Calling Music Festival is returning for its 8th year at the magnificent Ragley Hall.
Get ready for another unforgettable experience filled with fantastic music, laughter, and memories that will last a lifetime.

We pride ourselves on providing for the entire family, so rest assured that there will be an abundance of exciting activities and entertainment options for festival-goers of all ages. From arts and crafts workshops to fun-filled games and delicious food vendors, we promise an experience that caters to every member of your family.

For those looking to explore, Ragley Hall itself offers breathtaking scenery, picture-perfect walks, and stunning lakeside views.
You can immerse yourself in nature while enjoying the festival's vibrant atmosphere.

Remember, the true essence of Camper Calling lies in the joy of the festival community coming together!

Pack your camping gear, gather your loved ones, and let us set the scene for an experience to remember!

See you in August 2024!
The Camper Calling Team



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2024 Line-Up — Camper Calling

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[Dellmassive]

This is a National event,

Myself and the Team wont be there,

but there are fellow T6Forum members going.

so I've added the event here for you guys to meet, greet and catch-up.

whos going?

where you staying?

Remember to RSVP at the top of the page.

 

[Cool Carlos]

Me, @Sammy & @Paul220965 will be in As You Like It from Thursday

 

[CraigP]

We're there from Friday... In Romeo camping field

 

[Drive Wayne]

Was this any good in the end? The online reviews seem to be average to scathing! I do like the idea of decent bands with this one!

 

[JOG]

Was this any good in the end? The online reviews seem to be average to scathing! I do like the idea of decent bands with this one!

Reviews would suggest it should be renamed “Calling all mugs”. I’m very keen on the idea, especially “family friendly” but less keen on being dry-fisted for the privilege. Senior management does enjoy some creature comforts, whilst the boys and I are happy to rough it!

I’m still keen on being able to camp up in a good location/venue, have a beer or two too many and enjoy a few live tunes. I’m not interested in buying flashing Chinese tat and calling it a “festival”!!!

 

[Drive Wayne]

Reviews would suggest it should be renamed “Calling all mugs”. I’m very keen on the idea, especially “family friendly” but less keen on being dry-fisted for the privilege. Senior management does enjoy some creature comforts, whilst the boys and I are happy to rough it!

I’m still keen on being able to camp up in a good location/venue, have a beer or two too many and enjoy a few live tunes. I’m not interested in buying flashing Chinese tat and calling it a “festival”!!!

We can't do Camperjam next year and the proper acts on this one (due to be revealed on Friday) appealed to me...

 

[JOG]

Woah, woah, woah! £560 for 4 nights camping without hook-up, accessible water or waste near-by?!! That’s before I have a beer?!!!

Sophie E-B or Jesse J had better give me a guaranteed “happy ending” for that!

 

[JOG]

We can't do Camperjam next year and the proper acts on this one (due to be revealed on Friday) appealed to me...

Busfest?

Or does the “I only had a glass of wine” rehab counsellor for it?!!

 

[Drive Wayne]

Woah, woah, woah! £560 for 4 nights camping without hook-up, accessible water or waste near-by?!! That’s before I have a beer?!!!

Sophie E-B or Jesse J had better give me a guaranteed “happy ending” for that!

Wait, there's no water? I hadn't spotted that! Don't need EHU, but it's guaranteed sunshine isn't it in August? Said nobody ever...

 

[Drive Wayne]

Busfest?

Or does the “I only had a glass of wine” rehab counsellor for it?!!

We're doing Busfest, but a family 'jolly' has scuppered Camperjam..

 

[JOG]

Wait, there's no water? I hadn't spotted that! Don't need EHU, but it's guaranteed sunshine isn't it in August? Said nobody ever...

The reviews suggest that water, toilets and elsan are a right traipse away!

 

[JOG]

We're doing Busfest, but a family 'jolly' has scuppered Camperjam..

Ha ha ha! You’ve been knobbled!

We will probably do BusFest again. It was disappointing that the first ever “camping festival” for the boys this year was so damp/miserable. They still enjoyed it and loved meeting T6Forum members

 

[Drive Wayne]

Ha ha ha! You’ve been knobbled!

We will probably do BusFest again. It was disappointing that the first ever “camping festival” for the boys this year was so damp/miserable. They still enjoyed it and loved meeting T6Forum members

They seemed to be having fun! I do hope you had a break or two!

 

[CraigP]

Not read any of the reviews but we went and had a great time. Was our first family festival with the van having done Glastonbury, Reading and loads of other smaller ones lots of times in tents. Was tame in comparison but as it was our 6 year olds first festival that was what we were looking for.

I thought it was good value (about £300 for two adults and one child). Food and drink was pretty good quality and average prices for these sorts of events.

We booked late so were not in the most ideal field but it was only 20 mins walk to the main area, 3 mins to water and elsan (and camp toilets). That said, we left the van around 11:00 and got back after the last band at 23:00 each day so only emptied/refilled the toilet once.

Expect we will be going again next year.

Hope this helps.

 

[Drive Wayne]

Not read any of the reviews but we went and had a great time. Was our first family festival with the van having done Glastonbury, Reading and loads of other smaller ones lots of times in tents. Was tame in comparison but as it was our 6 year olds first festival that was what we were looking for.

I thought it was good value (about £300 for two adults and one child). Food and drink was pretty good quality and average prices for these sorts of events.

We booked late so were not in the most ideal field but it was only 20 mins walk to the main area, 3 mins to water and elsan (and camp toilets). That said, we left the van around 11:00 and got back after the last band at 23:00 each day so only emptied/refilled the toilet once.

Expect we will be going again next year.

Hope this helps.

Thank you @CraigP , a pucker, in person review was what I was after, thank you so much. Hope to see you next year!

 

[Swamper_Jez]

Woah, woah, woah! £560 for 4 nights camping without hook-up, accessible water or waste near-by?!! That’s before I have a beer?!!!

Sophie E-B or Jesse J had better give me a guaranteed “happy ending” for that!

...and for that reason, I'm out...

 

[JOG]

Not read any of the reviews but we went and had a great time. Was our first family festival with the van having done Glastonbury, Reading and loads of other smaller ones lots of times in tents. Was tame in comparison but as it was our 6 year olds first festival that was what we were looking for.

I thought it was good value (about £300 for two adults and one child). Food and drink was pretty good quality and average prices for these sorts of events.

We booked late so were not in the most ideal field but it was only 20 mins walk to the main area, 3 mins to water and elsan (and camp toilets). That said, we left the van around 11:00 and got back after the last band at 23:00 each day so only emptied/refilled the toilet once.

Expect we will be going again next year.

Hope this helps.

Very helpful, thank you

 

[garyp1969]

We've booked Thursday-Monday, £451.20 including £31.20 in "fees", just need to buy some flashing Chinese tat now.

 

[Drive Wayne]

We've booked Thursday-Monday, £451.20 including £31.20 in "fees", just need to buy some flashing Chinese tat now.

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