Those wishing to stay in the Family Campsite must be accompanied by children 12 years or younger. No single or groups of adults without children will be admitted entry. The Family campsites are restricted in space and therefore must be reserved solely for families with children. Extended family and relatives with no children must camp in general campsites.Please note that ID checks will be in place at the festival, if you feel your child looks older than 12 please bring ID to back this up (photocopies will suffice). Campervans, a caravan with a towing vehicle and a trailer tent with towing vehicle will each be class as a UNIT and will require a caravan/campervan ticket. We have two campervan areas on site – you will need to purchase a campervan ticket to obtain parking and set up in these areas: As part of our terms and conditions we do not permit makeshift campervans/caravans on site at our events.  Many won’t have sufficient ventilation, water or door separation, and the risk from the gas and fire is an obvious one.  

The decision that your campervan or caravan meets the criteria is made by the Campervan area manager. Definition of a Campervan / Caravan Please ensure you have read our Campervan and Caravan Terms and Conditions. The Boutique Campsite is a bespoke village area with its very own hot showers, toilets and round the clock security . With a range of cool, alternative accommodation this area is perfect for those of you that enjoy a little luxury! To stay in the Boutique Campsite, you need to purchase your chosen accommodation in advance PLUS a weekend Electric Picnic ticket. Please note that Electric Picnic are not responsible for the provision of alternative on-site accommodation, or any arrangements made with third party accommodation providers, so we would urge people to be careful before parting with their money. You can view the list of accommodation providers here. We will not allow any gas canisters*, cylinders*, petrol cookers or nitrous oxide, into the campsites, or anywhere in the festival.

We recommend that if you want to cook you should bring disposable BBQ's or permitted cooking stoves only. tables and chairs for rent in bostonAnyone seen with the prohibited items listed below risks ejection from site. green dining chair slipcoversPlease help us with this, plan ahead and have a great camping experience.baby swing chair musical Disposable BBQ's and the permitted cooking stoves listed below MUST only be used in the designated BBQ areas around the campsites.high back chair cad block *The only exception to this is where gas canisters and cylinders are fitted within campervans.cafe chairs for sale sydney

Electric Picnic 2015 is just around the corner now, and plenty of you are bound to be gracing the fields of Stradbally for the first time in your life.baby pushchairs uk sale At JOE, we know what it's like to be a festival first-timer, so we've put together a handy guide of things you need to know to make the most of your first Electric Picnic.best folding chair ikea Once you get through the turnstiles, there's a vast expanse of land where you'll make your nest for the weekend.office chair deals staples While you don't want to give yourself a half an hour walk to the main arena, if you get too close you'll be awoken early every morning by the inescapably loud amusement park rides stationed just outside the main arena (you'll find your tent pretty easily though).bean bag chairs lands end

Have you ever heard of the beer fairy? She's a bit like the tooth fairy, only she'll take your beer or your wine or your vodka and leave you nothing but an extremely bitter start to what should be one of the best weekends of your year. Keep your beer within eyeshot when setting up your tent. While you're not allowed to bring your vodka in its original glass container, storing it in a water bottle is almost as risky. Have you ever woken up at 6am with a dry mouth and a bottomless thirst, only to drink deeply from a bottle of vodka? It'll give you trust issues to last you until EP2030. Keep water in a water bottle and vodka in a Coke bottle. Whether it's raving until six a.m or moshing around in front of the main stage, you're likely to lose some valuables. Try to wear flannel shirts, tracksuit legs, cargo shorts and other things with pockets that button up or zip so you can at least minimise the cash, cards, passports and phones you lose over the weekend. The official festival app is released on Monday and it's the one stop for everything you need over the weekend.

The coolest thing on it is the handy 'Find My Friend' feature in case you're one of the people who ends up wandering off by yourself a lot. Not everybody has it in them to party for the full 72+ hours of EP, and that's perfectly okay. If you need sleep to enjoy your festival then earplugs are essential. Thousands of people in a field can generate an awful lot of noise when they're having a good time. This way you can get some peace without having to be a Ross Gellar about it. Nothing can prepare you for the walk from the bus/car to the campsite with a slab of cans, three days worth of clothes, a tent and a sleeping bag on your back - but with little over a week to go, you should give those shoulder muscles a work out now. Be prepared to miss an act that you really wanted to see, only to discover your new favourite band. You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes for cool things to do, so go with the flow and don't feel like you're missing out. Everything will be worth seeing and worth doing in its own way.