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Hello and welcome to UKCS.

It's been a long time since I was there, but Park Farm in Bodiam sounds like it could be OK, though it's not adults only.

Hope this helps.

I suppose it depends just how much noise you want to make and how late.

Most sites and fellow campers expect noise in the evening  but not past a certain time, usually 11pm, couldn't you just be mindful and keep it to a minimum after this time? Last year we went on a rally and were up drinking and chatting outside til about 2pm but we kept our voices low and didn't disturb a soul, we still had a great time.

I can't see any fellow campers being pleased to hear shouting etc late into the night.

Have you looked at some of the smaller festivals? Some only cost around £50 pp for a long weekend with music and camping.

Efestivals lists most of them.

Quote: Originally posted by Esther1 on 19/5/2010

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I suppose it depends just how much noise you want to make and how late.

Most sites and fellow campers expect noise in the evening  but not past a certain time, usually 11pm, couldn't you just be mindful and keep it to a minimum after this time? Last year we went on a rally and were up drinking and chatting outside til about 2pm but we kept our voices low and didn't disturb a soul, we still had a great time.

I can't see any fellow campers being pleased to hear shouting etc late into the night.

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You sure we weren't supping that whisky until 2am?

I've got two bottles saved up ready for P2 :-)

Sev..

A group of us have a pre-festival season get together at Rocks East woodland(just slighty north east of Bath)...

http://www.rockseast.org.uk/

Admittedly,as we are quite a large group(30-40),we do hire the whole field but it may be worth giving them a call..

They also supply us with trailers of logs for the open fires..

The idea of searching out a cheap little festival with camping,would be a good option though...

Chris