Sentence examples for camping field from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere might be surreal, with blankets and buggies spread across the floor like the family camping field at Glastonbury, but for many, 'parent and baby' screenings can be a life line.

Hotel Bell Tent - £2,350 Picture: Hotel Bell Tent Bed down under Egyptian cotton sheets and a 13 tog duvet in a luxury yurt package including standard Glastonbury tickets in the Hospitality camping field behind the John Peel stage.

Open all year Pitch up in this organic farm's large, flat camping field and you'll enjoy a vista of the vale that stretches all the way to the far Blackdown Hills.

At the end of a 25-mile dead-end road on Lewis, next to the vast, beautiful expanse of Uig Sands, is a camping field with just a toilet, a standpipe and a £2 honesty box.

Which has got to be better than the final secret set we're subjected to, at 6am in the Park camping field, when what sounds like an Ian Brown acoustic session in the tent next to ours starts up to a largely unconscious audience, which swiftly turns nasty.

GLASTONBURY GONNA GET BURIED AFTER WE SHOW THE FAM AT THE FARM HOW HARD LAZER FANS GO. — MAJOR LAZER (@MAJORLAZER) June 28 , 2013Other stage, 10.30pm They've cleared an extra camping field to accommodate the expected crowd for the Rolling Stones, but for anyone on site wanting respite, the high energy of Chase & Status on the Other stage at the same time won't necessarily offer it.

It offers "several camping fields right by the river that are perfect if you have your own kayak or skiff".

Two of the four camping fields (there are 300 pitches) are exclusively for families and couples – and dogs are forbidden.

Sitting serenely in the heart of the valley is Baysbrown Farm, which looks out over three generously sized camping fields.

01271 862282, watermouthpark.co.uk, from £5pp mooncastle Churchtown Farm, Gwithian This farm with two camping fields is just behind the dunes, overlooking Godrevy lighthouse and St Ives Bay.

It's not hard to see how images of the muddy camping fields of Glastonbury may have put many people off a traditional tent holiday.