Join us at Glastonbury Sticklinch

A STATEMENT FROM GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL

The Sticklinch Campsite offers a more gently undulating walk to the festival site, ideal for those who found the climb to Worthy View challenging.

The Sticklinch car park is in a dedicated field, a short walk from the accommodation. Guests wishing to park here will need to purchase a Sticklinch Car Park ticket, not a general Festival Car Park Ticket. However, we would encourage guests to travel by public transport wherever possible.

Please note: In an effort to keep the prices to a minimum Glastonbury festival have requested that our accommodation units are supplied without electricity or bedding, so please bring your own duvets or sleeping bags.

Podpads, Bunkpads and Octopads will be provided with beds but no bedding.

6 person Octopads include 4 single wooden beds with foam mattresses. The 5th and 6th guest will have foam mattresses on the floor, but no bed frames.

Bellepads will NOT include beds, so please bring your own airbeds.

Bookings are taken on the festival website

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Podpad

Sleeps 2

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The Podpad is our tried and tested signature product, leading the way in the boutique fields for over a...

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Bunkpad

Sleeps 4

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The Bunkpad offers all the advantages of the Luxpad and includes wooden bunk beds together with 240v electricity

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Basic Bellepad

Sleeps up to 6

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Stay under canvas in a beautiful bell tent, supplied with groundsheet and carpet but no beds.

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Classic Safari Bell Tent

Sleeps up to 6 people

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Stay under canvas in a beautiful 7m Safari Bell Tent.

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Don't take our word for it, see what our guests say about Podpads

“Arriving and having a tent already set up is easy.!”
— C
“We were drier and had electricity!”
— DC
“So impressed by Podpads. Can't wait to stay with you again!”
— DH
“I was very impressed that out bell tent was so dry,!”
— SB
“Free tea and coffee was a life saver the morning after the night before!!”
— VW
“Didn't not want the hassle of our own tent. Wanted to share washing facilities with hundreds, not thousands”
— JB