Review: BoomTown by Daisy aged 10 ¾

BoomTown is the best festival in the world!

I LOVE BoomTown. It’s the most epical festival I have ever been to and I want to go every year for the rest of my life.

Read my BoomTown family review:

Review: Chilled in a Field – by Daisy aged 10

A perfectly formed festival for party parents. Chilled in a Field proves that the best things come in small packages and that festivals with kids really can be relaxing.

Wild Weekend at Elderflower Fields Festival

This May Elderflower Fields Festival celebrates it’s 5th birthday and it’s going to be wild! We’ve got a family ticket worth over £300 for someone to WIN and take part in their biggest party yet.

WIN tickets to Funk The Family Festival

OK, perhaps 7 festivals last year was greedy, but we just can’t get enough of lazing in a field somewhere on a sunny afternoon. Some brilliant music, cold cider in hand, surrounded but smiley happy people while the kids play.

But all the camping can get a little exhausting, especially if the weather isn’t perfect. So this year we may try to reign it in a little, (just a little).

WIN family tickets and DJ slot at Whizz Bang Pop Festival 26 July!

This weekend we went to our first festival of the season Elderflower Fields. 

We had a fabulous weekend of family fun and I hared some of my ‘top tips for taking kids to festivals’ with lots of new families who were taking the plunge with their first family event.

I also had a column in the Argus featuring a Sussex Family Festival round-up.

Get me, a column in the Argus!

If you’re not quite ready to do a full weekend at a festival with kids I included some day festival suggestions in my recent column (now that I am officially a journalist and all that!)

Whizz Bang Pop Festival is one of the great day festivals I recommend and the lovely organisers have not only donated a family ticket to one of you lucky people but also the chance to DJ IN THE DISCO SHED!!

Best family festival? shhhh…don’t tell anyone

 

I’ve been going to festivals for years, since the care free days of hurling myself over the fence at Glastonbury with nothing but a fur coat and a bottle of vodka. Think I’ve pretty much been to most of them in one way or another, working, playing and having fun. There’s nothing quite like it, and even since I had kids I still feel happiest in a field somewhere….. surrounded by smiles.