Sunflower Festival

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Sunflower Festival

· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #1

Does anyone know if there is any availbility left for campers at the Sunflower Festival? I couldn't find any information on the website and I know that I had seen some posts on here earlier on this year about the festival

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· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #2

There is very limited space still available

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· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #3

Oh thats great - thanks for that
Do you know how I book the camper in, as I cannot find anything on thier website - I have just sent off an email also to enquire

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· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #4

If you go to the ticketmaster link on the website you will find campervan tickets there. There are very few left, be quick.

http://www.sunflowerfest.co.uk/tickets/

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· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #5

Ok thanks for this guys - much appreciated will get sorted today, I couldnt find the option to buy the camper space when I followed the link from Sunflower Fest website

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· Posted: 21.07.2014 · #6

Try this if you are still having probs...

http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/…search.y=0

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· Posted: 31.07.2014 · #7

Jusr wondering if there is many motorhomes on this forum going to Sunflower festival and also did you buy tickets for family or singles weekend camping, I have been to festival before but never in the motorhome as they didnt take them before

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· Posted: 31.07.2014 · #8

See here forum/topic.php?t=5303 for the list that is going so far.

I have been every year and brought the Motorhome last year. I work at it every year so have never purchased a ticket. I am going today to check out a new Motorhome area at the festival and will report back here. You cannot camp in the family section unless you have children with you and I wouldn't advise camping in the singles camping if you want to sleep

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· Posted: 31.07.2014 · #9

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I am going today to check out a new Motorhome area at the festival and will report back here.

New area for Motorhomers, for those that were at the craic meet there it is the same entrance but before you turn right down the stony lane into the farm there is a field on your left that is now the Motorhomeparking area. For those that were not at the Craic meet, it is the shared lane access, not the car park.
A huge flat area that can accomodate a lot of Motorhomes. There will be a water tap across the lane and portaloo's. This will be a quiet camping area, so no loud music or noise allowed. You gain entrance to this field by purchasing a campervan ticket.

Load in times are between 5pm and 8pm on Thursday 21st August.

Due to child protection laws imposed on the festival, if you have children with you i think you still have to park in the family camping field.

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· Posted: 31.07.2014 · #10

I bought a family ticket and camper van ticket but we won't have kids so hopefully will get directed to that area
Looking forward to it
Thanks for the info ..

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· Posted: 31.07.2014 · #11

I'm doing the campervan load in, so say hello

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· Posted: 01.08.2014 · #12

You can now buy tickets for SunflowerFest directly from Motorhomecraic, just click the TICKETS link at the top of the page.

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· Posted: 17.08.2014 · #13

Ally how can I ban any communications to do with this event as it is driving me mad that I do not have enough holidays to attend?????
I will do the lotto again in the morning and if I win I will see you there!

Smilies won't work so can't do the one with the face that looks like I need a poo! lol

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· Posted: 17.08.2014 · #14

I have the holidays but work is getting in the way so I feel your pain shiv.

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· Posted: 18.08.2014 · #15

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Ally how can I ban any communications to do with this event as it is driving me mad that I do not have enough holidays to attend?????

Put the keyboard down and walk away from your computer

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· Posted: 18.08.2014 · #17

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Quote by Shivster

Ally how can I ban any communications to do with this event as it is driving me mad that I do not have enough holidays to attend?????

Put the keyboard down and walk away from your computer

Tried that but it doesn't work

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· Posted: 18.08.2014 · #18

You are definitely in diffs Shiv. Sorry

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· Posted: 20.08.2014 · #19

Going to ask a stupid question but here goes - load in for campervans is Thursday night I am assuming this means you can sleep there on the Thursday night even though nothing kicks off until the Friday ?

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· Posted: 20.08.2014 · #20

You can indeed.

Can either drop the van off or stay.

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· Posted: 25.08.2014 · #21

It must have been a really good festival as none of the attendees have checked in yet, so must be lying low to recover

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· Posted: 25.08.2014 · #22

No FC they are still there as they are not able to leave and you and I know why?

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· Posted: 25.08.2014 · #23

I know jack, the rain has made the field impassable

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· Posted: 25.08.2014 · #24

We were home at 1pm after a great weekend . We were busy clearing the van as it is up for MOT on Wed.After the big shower we are now relaxing with a little nightcap .For some reason we have SORE LEGS , dont know if it was due to dancing or walking

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· Posted: 25.08.2014 · #25

Just checking in, surprisingly enough it was a well behaved few days, the music was over each night at midnight and they had the fire out at 1am. There was some great music and the food stalls were tremendous. The down side was the walk to and fro the stages, we had to walk up hill and down dale.

There were 5 different music stages, although we mainly only attended the 2 larger stages, there was the boat which was great, the music in the barn was LOUD and in the moat (wooden hut) was easy listening and quite enjoyable. There were other areas were they told stories, read poems, fortune tellers, wood carving, health stalls with the most fantastic food, there was a cinema in the trees with a film on each night at 9.30am, there was also a fairy light walk though the trees which we only found on the last night, you really would need to have walked around the whole site to really appreciated it all, it was an enjoyable event.

We had a great weekend and would attend again.

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· Posted: 26.08.2014 · #26

Glad you enjoyed it.

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· Posted: 26.08.2014 · #27

I would have been there except for work and the fact we were moving premises, I was probably working while you lot were heading off to bed.

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· Posted: 26.08.2014 · #28

Ah John my heart goes out to ya!

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· Posted: 26.08.2014 · #29

I would have attended but had to work too FC and of course I am taking three days for EP this weekend.

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