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By *it of fun cpl OP Couple
over a year ago
village between York and Hull |
We are hosting A Wild Camping weekend in the Peak District.
Friday 3rd Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th September.
Price is £50 per person for the whole weekend. There is a £10 per person early bird discount.
Open to Tents, Caravans, Motorhomes.
The aim is to have a gathering of like minded people in a large open field in the Beautiful Peak District, to relax, socialize and meet new friends. Anything more than that is up to individuals. This event is not at a campsite just a nice secluded flat piece of land that does hold other events throughout the year.
It is not a festival and there will be no electric or water hook up. No Marquees, Acts, or disco. There will be a water point on site and we will have Music on Saturday night at the organizers vehicle where we will also have a BBQ to create a central point.
This is classed as a wild camping event as there will be limited basic facilities. We are limiting it to 150 people maximum. Tickets are for the whole 3 days, no single day tickets. Only people that are staying on site will be admitted. So no booking a B&B down the road then coming along in the evening.
There will be a limited number of singles, male and female and those that apply must have verifications on Fabs. There are no limits on sexual orientation or race, it is open to everyone from all walks of life.
It will be a ticket only event. There will be site security and the gates will only be open between specific times. Single male tickets will be on a ratio of couples and single ladies attending and will not be available until the end of July.
As we are trying to keep costs to a minimum there will be a portable toilet block, limited showers and a limited supply of water. As we said this is wild camping not a full flung luxury festival.This will be an LBGTQ friendly event and all races and sexual orientation welcome.
If want to have a chilled out social weekend with likeminded people feel free to get in touch. |
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over a year ago
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"What a great idea I’m in if there room "
If they sell out I have ticket for a couple and one camper. I can’t go as I need to be in France now as haven’t been able to go at my usual time due to the restrictions. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We are hosting A Wild Camping weekend in the Peak District.
Friday 3rd Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th September.
Price is £50 per person for the whole weekend. There is a £10 per person early bird discount.
Open to Tents, Caravans, Motorhomes.
The aim is to have a gathering of like minded people in a large open field in the Beautiful Peak District, to relax, socialize and meet new friends. Anything more than that is up to individuals. This event is not at a campsite just a nice secluded flat piece of land that does hold other events throughout the year.
It is not a festival and there will be no electric or water hook up. No Marquees, Acts, or disco. There will be a water point on site and we will have Music on Saturday night at the organizers vehicle where we will also have a BBQ to create a central point.
This is classed as a wild camping event as there will be limited basic facilities. We are limiting it to 150 people maximum. Tickets are for the whole 3 days, no single day tickets. Only people that are staying on site will be admitted. So no booking a B&B down the road then coming along in the evening.
There will be a limited number of singles, male and female and those that apply must have verifications on Fabs. There are no limits on sexual orientation or race, it is open to everyone from all walks of life.
It will be a ticket only event. There will be site security and the gates will only be open between specific times. Single male tickets will be on a ratio of couples and single ladies attending and will not be available until the end of July.
As we are trying to keep costs to a minimum there will be a portable toilet block, limited showers and a limited supply of water. As we said this is wild camping not a full flung luxury festival.This will be an LBGTQ friendly event and all races and sexual orientation welcome.
If want to have a chilled out social weekend with likeminded people feel free to get in touch."
PM sent. Can’t wait. X. |
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By *it of fun cpl OP Couple
over a year ago
village between York and Hull |
Thanks for the interest.. Couples and single females wating details please feel free to message us. Single guys we are not replying to single guy messages until the end of July once we have an idea on couples and female numbers.
You must also be verified on here
Thanks |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thanks for the interest.. Couples and single females wating details please feel free to message us. Single guys we are not replying to single guy messages until the end of July once we have an idea on couples and female numbers.
You must also be verified on here
Thanks "
We booked our tickets yesterday. Looking forward to this one. X. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"One thing strikes me is just strange with this event I always thought wild camping was meant to be free"
True wild camping which I have done, as you will know is without any facilities, away from civilisation and in the wilderness is often confused with a camping weekend with minimal facilities in a farmers field. However. The planners of this event ( and for which we are grateful ) May have marketed this as “wild” to deter those who may expect full on 5 star campsite facilities such as games rooms, restaurants and swimming pools. |
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By *exmanMan
over a year ago
Stainforth |
"One thing strikes me is just strange with this event I always thought wild camping was meant to be free
True wild camping which I have done, as you will know is without any facilities, away from civilisation and in the wilderness is often confused with a camping weekend with minimal facilities in a farmers field. However. The planners of this event ( and for which we are grateful ) May have marketed this as “wild” to deter those who may expect full on 5 star campsite facilities such as games rooms, restaurants and swimming pools. "
No definitely and credit to the organisers these things aren’t easy to put on and it’s a good idea for people to be prepared for the worst and then be pleasantly surprised my comment was only a funny one not a criticism also I’m considering going to the event myself as it sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"One thing strikes me is just strange with this event I always thought wild camping was meant to be free
True wild camping which I have done, as you will know is without any facilities, away from civilisation and in the wilderness is often confused with a camping weekend with minimal facilities in a farmers field. However. The planners of this event ( and for which we are grateful ) May have marketed this as “wild” to deter those who may expect full on 5 star campsite facilities such as games rooms, restaurants and swimming pools.
No definitely and credit to the organisers these things aren’t easy to put on and it’s a good idea for people to be prepared for the worst and then be pleasantly surprised my comment was only a funny one not a criticism also I’m considering going to the event myself as it sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun "
I’m sure it will be fun. Book and come and join in. Camping and lots of fucking. What’s not to like? Xxx. |
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By *it of fun cpl OP Couple
over a year ago
village between York and Hull |
As Michele and Bob have stated we put it as wild camping as we dont want people expecting electric hook up. glamping pods, bands etc. Just trying to sort a safe friendly environment for like minded people to have a chilled out weekend away in their camper, caravan or tent. |
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By *eordiesCouple
over a year ago
newcastle |
"As Michele and Bob have stated we put it as wild camping as we dont want people expecting electric hook up. glamping pods, bands etc. Just trying to sort a safe friendly environment for like minded people to have a chilled out weekend away in their camper, caravan or tent. "
We are looking forwards to it ! |
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By *exmanMan
over a year ago
Stainforth |
"As Michele and Bob have stated we put it as wild camping as we dont want people expecting electric hook up. glamping pods, bands etc. Just trying to sort a safe friendly environment for like minded people to have a chilled out weekend away in their camper, caravan or tent. "
Sounds like it’s going to be a great event I’m very interested in attending |
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We're looking forward to your weekend guys and also know how hard it can be to organise. We held 3 "campswing" weekends on our farm 2010 to 13 and everyone wants to knows who's going before they commit, that's not the idea folks!!! Stick to your plan and if we can help give us a shout |
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By *it of fun cpl OP Couple
over a year ago
village between York and Hull |
We will be closing bookings on Monday 30th August. there are currently 25 couples, 2 single ladies and 5 single men. We will not be increasing the number of single males unless we get more couples joining us. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"All packed up for our van test this weekend. Getting the awning installed while we’re away so should be ready for next week!!
Hands up then, who else will be there?
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Me and my partner will be there our first group social. We are looking forward to making new friends. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All packed up for our van test this weekend. Getting the awning installed while we’re away so should be ready for next week!!
Hands up then, who else will be there?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Me I am one of the single males attending, look forward to having a laugh and meeting new people
Pray for some sunshine  "
Pray you can repeat. There’s not many of you single lads going. Xxx.  |
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"Me I am one of the single males attending, look forward to having a laugh and meeting new people
Pray for some sunshine
Pray you can repeat. There’s not many of you single lads going. Xxx. "
Ha ha I have never had any complaints  going to sleep for a full week now in preparation |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mrs F is wondering what the other ladies will be wearing over the weekend. Don’t want to be over/under dressed! "
We have bern wondering this as our first group social. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Mrs F is wondering what the other ladies will be wearing over the weekend. Don’t want to be over/under dressed! "
Short skirts here or short dresses, with no knickers lol. If it’s cold then sorry boys but I’ll have my fluffy tracksuit on. All easy to remove for a quick play in the tent. Let’s face it no one goes camping and wears basques and stockings and heels all day. Do they? |
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"Mrs F is wondering what the other ladies will be wearing over the weekend. Don’t want to be over/under dressed!
Short skirts here or short dresses, with no knickers lol. If it’s cold then sorry boys but I’ll have my fluffy tracksuit on. All easy to remove for a quick play in the tent. Let’s face it no one goes camping and wears basques and stockings and heels all day. Do they? "
They don’t, but it would be bloody brilliant if they did!!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm very very curious about this type of event, I absolutely love the idea of them but I'm wondering what the rules on protection are? Are there any??"
I would imagine it's like everywhere on fab people set their own boundaries. Good communication is the only way to play.Thats why this is such a good environment as you get to spend time getting to know people with no expectations or pressures. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm very very curious about this type of event, I absolutely love the idea of them but I'm wondering what the rules on protection are? Are there any??"
Protection from who, the Taliban? Joking apart we have been swinging 17 years and never ever felt threatened. Trust your gut feeling and go with it. Xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm very very curious about this type of event, I absolutely love the idea of them but I'm wondering what the rules on protection are? Are there any??"
Are you lovely pair going? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Details have now been sent out to ticket holders "
Thank you. I am sure even with the issues you have been faced with it will be a great event and thank you for not chucking the towel in many would have . We have really been looking forward to this.
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By *exmanMan
over a year ago
Stainforth |
Tent and sleeping equipment
Tent – get out from storage a few days in advance to air it, and check it's all still in working order (and that you can remember how to put up a tent…)
Tent pegs and mallet/hammer
Sleeping bag(s)
Pillow(s)
Extra blankets (if you're a chilly type)
Groundsheet
Air mattress (and air pump)
Tent windsock or marker
Cooking
Stove – with extra fuel
Frying pan
Saucepan with lid
Kindling or newspaper for lighting the fire
Lighter and matches
Charcoal if using a barbecue
Tin opener
Corkscrew
Plates
Bowls
Mugs
Sharp knife
Chopping board
Knives, forks and spoons
Plastic beer and wine glasses
Ice chest
Ice packs
Groceries and supermarket items
Dishwashing sponges
Tea towels
Washing-up liquid
Tinfoil
Toilet roll
Pocket tissues
Sandwich bags
Cooking oil or lard
Salt, pepper, herbs and spices
Bread
Butter
A few packets of dried ready meals, like pasta in tomato sauce or vegetable rice, that only need boiling water
Tea and coffee
Water
Something for your first night's meal if cooking over a campfire and the shops are closed – such as potatoes for baking and tinned stew or baked beans
Snacks for all those odd in-between times/occasions you can't quite get the barbie going
Showers and washing
Baby wipes
Mini hand sanitiser gel
Travel size shampoo and conditioner
Travel size shower gel
Flannel
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Comb, brush, hair clips etc
Deodorant
Razor
Shaving foam
Make-up bag
Towels – at least two
Medical
Insect repellent
Painkillers
Plasters
Bandages – don't forget safety pins
Suncream
After-sun cream
Lip balm
Tweezers
Antiseptic
Lighting
Matches – a few boxes
Gas lantern – and gas
Spare lantern fuel
Torch
Head torch
Solar or battery-powered outdoor lights
Entertainment
Phone charger/spare battery pack
Camera charger
Deck of cards
Travel board games
Books
Beach ball or inflatable ball
Condoms
Sex toys various
Miscellaneous
Spare carrier bags
Empty water bottles
Disposable plastic cartons with lids – will hold anything
Safety pins
Swiss army knife
Camera
Outdoor chairs
Sink plug
Clothesline and pegs
Compass and map
Extra bank card/credit card
Padlock
Gaffer tape
Swimming shorts or costume
Wellies
Flip-flops/sandals
Rain gear
Lube
Blindfold
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"Tent and sleeping equipment
Tent – get out from storage a few days in advance to air it, and check it's all still in working order (and that you can remember how to put up a tent…)
Tent pegs and mallet/hammer
Sleeping bag(s)
Pillow(s)
Extra blankets (if you're a chilly type)
Groundsheet
Air mattress (and air pump)
Tent windsock or marker
Cooking
Stove – with extra fuel
Frying pan
Saucepan with lid
Kindling or newspaper for lighting the fire
Lighter and matches
Charcoal if using a barbecue
Tin opener
Corkscrew
Plates
Bowls
Mugs
Sharp knife
Chopping board
Knives, forks and spoons
Plastic beer and wine glasses
Ice chest
Ice packs
Groceries and supermarket items
Dishwashing sponges
Tea towels
Washing-up liquid
Tinfoil
Toilet roll
Pocket tissues
Sandwich bags
Cooking oil or lard
Salt, pepper, herbs and spices
Bread
Butter
A few packets of dried ready meals, like pasta in tomato sauce or vegetable rice, that only need boiling water
Tea and coffee
Water
Something for your first night's meal if cooking over a campfire and the shops are closed – such as potatoes for baking and tinned stew or baked beans
Snacks for all those odd in-between times/occasions you can't quite get the barbie going
Showers and washing
Baby wipes
Mini hand sanitiser gel
Travel size shampoo and conditioner
Travel size shower gel
Flannel
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Comb, brush, hair clips etc
Deodorant
Razor
Shaving foam
Make-up bag
Towels – at least two
Medical
Insect repellent
Painkillers
Plasters
Bandages – don't forget safety pins
Suncream
After-sun cream
Lip balm
Tweezers
Antiseptic
Lighting
Matches – a few boxes
Gas lantern – and gas
Spare lantern fuel
Torch
Head torch
Solar or battery-powered outdoor lights
Entertainment
Phone charger/spare battery pack
Camera charger
Deck of cards
Travel board games
Books
Beach ball or inflatable ball
Condoms
Sex toys various
Miscellaneous
Spare carrier bags
Empty water bottles
Disposable plastic cartons with lids – will hold anything
Safety pins
Swiss army knife
Camera
Outdoor chairs
Sink plug
Clothesline and pegs
Compass and map
Extra bank card/credit card
Padlock
Gaffer tape
Swimming shorts or costume
Wellies
Flip-flops/sandals
Rain gear
Lube
Blindfold
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tent and sleeping equipment
Tent – get out from storage a few days in advance to air it, and check it's all still in working order (and that you can remember how to put up a tent…)
Tent pegs and mallet/hammer
Sleeping bag(s)
Pillow(s)
Extra blankets (if you're a chilly type)
Groundsheet
Air mattress (and air pump)
Tent windsock or marker
Cooking
Stove – with extra fuel
Frying pan
Saucepan with lid
Kindling or newspaper for lighting the fire
Lighter and matches
Charcoal if using a barbecue
Tin opener
Corkscrew
Plates
Bowls
Mugs
Sharp knife
Chopping board
Knives, forks and spoons
Plastic beer and wine glasses
Ice chest
Ice packs
Groceries and supermarket items
Dishwashing sponges
Tea towels
Washing-up liquid
Tinfoil
Toilet roll
Pocket tissues
Sandwich bags
Cooking oil or lard
Salt, pepper, herbs and spices
Bread
Butter
A few packets of dried ready meals, like pasta in tomato sauce or vegetable rice, that only need boiling water
Tea and coffee
Water
Something for your first night's meal if cooking over a campfire and the shops are closed – such as potatoes for baking and tinned stew or baked beans
Snacks for all those odd in-between times/occasions you can't quite get the barbie going
Showers and washing
Baby wipes
Mini hand sanitiser gel
Travel size shampoo and conditioner
Travel size shower gel
Flannel
Toothpaste and toothbrush
Comb, brush, hair clips etc
Deodorant
Razor
Shaving foam
Make-up bag
Towels – at least two
Medical
Insect repellent
Painkillers
Plasters
Bandages – don't forget safety pins
Suncream
After-sun cream
Lip balm
Tweezers
Antiseptic
Lighting
Matches – a few boxes
Gas lantern – and gas
Spare lantern fuel
Torch
Head torch
Solar or battery-powered outdoor lights
Entertainment
Phone charger/spare battery pack
Camera charger
Deck of cards
Travel board games
Books
Beach ball or inflatable ball
Condoms
Sex toys various
Miscellaneous
Spare carrier bags
Empty water bottles
Disposable plastic cartons with lids – will hold anything
Safety pins
Swiss army knife
Camera
Outdoor chairs
Sink plug
Clothesline and pegs
Compass and map
Extra bank card/credit card
Padlock
Gaffer tape
Swimming shorts or costume
Wellies
Flip-flops/sandals
Rain gear
Lube
Blindfold
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This gent is the expert. And a man after my own heart. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thank you to I and C for hosting a great, brilliant fab weekend. Couldn’t have been better, met lots of lovely people, and can’t wait for the next one lol.
Lots of love G and J xxx"
We whole heartedly second this xx |
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