What to bring with you

What to pack

Festival packing can be a headache. There’s way too many things to consider! With just days to go until Boardmasters, it’s time to start packing those bags for the biggest party of the summer, so here’s a packing guide to make your pre-festival prep a bit less stressful!

Maybe it’s your first festival and you’re not sure what to take? Don’t worry, we’re here to help with our handy packing guide, letting you know everything you should (and shouldn’t) be taking with you…

 

✅ Your tickets. Make sure you have them either printed out or ready on your phone

✅ A reusable water bottle. Lots of you have been asking if you can bring single use bottles. We’d really rather you help us #LeaveOnlyFootprints and bring a reusable one.

✅ A GOOD quality tent. Let’s be honest, the weather hasn’t been great this Summer. Bring a good tent that’s not going to leak. Not a cheap, pop-up one.

✅ Sleeping bag, pillow and a torch.

✅ Clothes for all weathers. Wellies, boots, hoodies, rain jacket as well as your trainers etc. It gets cold here at night.

✅  Suncream.

✅ Contraception.

✅ Portable phone charged or book one with Charge Candy

✅ Your ID – which must be a drivers licence, passport or other PASS ID. It must be in date, and we don’t accept photocopies or pictures.

 

How much alcohol can you bring? (If you’re over 18)

Camping ticket holders can bring alcohol into the show on their first entry. No alcohol is allowed to be taken into the main arena.

You can bring:

24 cans of beer/lager/cider or alcopops

OR

bottles of wine. That are decanted out of their glass bottles.

 

Please don’t bring

❌ Wet wipes (they clog the toilets…)

❌ non- biodegradable glitter

 

These items are prohibited and will not be allowed into the festival

❌ glass
❌ illegal substances, psychoactive substances, nitrous oxide and legal highs
❌ spray paint aerosols
❌ straight spirits (alcohol)
❌ anything that could be reasonably considered for use as a weapon
❌candles, sky lanterns
❌ portable or disposable barbeques/gas/paraffin lamps or any fire/gas related cooking equipment
❌ portable laser equipment and pointer-pens
❌ drones, quadcopters, remote controlled flying devices
❌ megaphones, air horns, compressed air
❌ fireworks, flares, smoke bombs, smoke machines
❌ large sound systems (personal speakers must be no more than 30x10x10cm)
❌ animals with the exception of assistance dogs
❌ generators, apart from those permanently built into campervans
❌ gas canisters or cylinders apart from those fitted in campervans
❌unofficial tabards or hi-vis jackets
❌ professional camera or video recording equipment (including SLRs and anything with a detachable lens)

 

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