Camp Wildfire Reviews 156

Really fun and never stopped having fun would recommend to everyone

Great event, with fantastic staff and an amazing environment for adults who love living life to get into some fun.

Fantastic atmosphere, lovely people and wonderful location. Surprisingly good facilities for a festival, with a host of interesting activities.

Such a wonderful magical place! It's my favourite weekend of the year, every year! A place you can truly be yourself, be happy, be free, be adventurous and creative. There's no other atmosphere like it, I recommend it to everyone and when you've been once you'll be back every year!

The adult kids go wild!! Learn new skills, meet fantastic people both staff and campers. A variety of activities from thrill seeking to mindfulness. No pressure to join in. Food for diverse palettes. Hygiene facilities plentiful and regularly cleaned. Accessibility to get around, no problem. You must go at least once!

Worst company I have ever dealt with. They make it impossible for you to exchange tickets even after offering to provide them with a copy of my X-ray report detailing my broken ankle, advising it was not good enough they needed a signed letter from a doctor which would cost me £90 to obtain. They were not interested at all, saying lots of people still go with broken legs lol seriously. They also advised they are stopping allowing exchanges next year not that they enable you without jumping through hoops to exchange anyway! I have several email communications with shocking statements in black and white from this crew and will share on instagram in due course….beware purchasing, way better events happening in the UK and abroad which cost less than this overpriced overrated fiasco unless you want to pay £25 to learn how to tie dye a tee shirt, a 30min hottub was around £75 lol.

Its like being a kid again with the best bits at school but with no bullies and everyone really friendly and access to cocktails and fantastic curry and doughnuts! Immense fun!

The people culture is the best part of camp for me. The encouragement of kindness is what the company is doing well and makes this successful. There are a wide range of activities and a diverse range of food vendors.

The most insane and surreal but incredible weekend! Will be back, for sure!

I can’t recommend Camp Wildfire enough. The best festival I’ve ever been to. It’s different. Lots of activities to choose from during the day. Try something you wouldn’t normally think of doing!
It’s so friendly and welcoming.
No big names performing but brilliant acts nonetheless.
I’ve recommended Camp Wildfire to everyone I know.
and Quad biking was the best!

If you want to relive camps from when you were a kid or try it out for the first time, this is the place to do it. very welcoming to all and don't worry about doing it by yourself.

Camp Wildfire is an incredibly inclusive and supportive festival, where attendees cheer each other on and create a fun, friendly, and energizing environment. The community spirit, activities, and sense of achievement make it a truly memorable experience.

That said, a few areas need attention. Smoking and vaping in group areas has been a significant problem, so clearly designated areas should be identified and strictly enforced. Food and drink options, while good, are quite expensive, making it hard to rely on vendors for every meal. Additionally, more showers and an improved activity booking system would further enhance the experience.

Overall, the festival’s unique blend of camaraderie, adventure, and excitement more than outweighs these issues, making it a must-visit event each year.

A Scouts-style camp for adults, offering everything from mindfulness sessions to high-adrenaline activities like zip-lining. Enjoy arts and crafts, learn fascinating new things such as science and astronomy, and take part in plenty of free activities. The site is clean, has excellent facilities, and is welcoming and inclusive of everyone – a truly open space for all ages.

It’s the perfect place to escape the pressures of adult life for a weekend – to laugh, play, and embrace your inner child. Leave the stress behind, let your hair down, and simply enjoy the freedom of fun without responsibility.

If Camp Wildfire no longer existed, I’d miss the incredible sense of freedom and connection it brings. It’s one of the few places where I can completely switch off from everyday pressures, try amazing activities like zip-lining and stargazing, and be surrounded by such a warm, inclusive community. It’s not just a weekend away – it’s a reset for my mind and soul.

So amazing and adventure playground for adults by day and at night a 80s 90s party with great food and vibes

The most memorable weekend of live music by night and camping activities by day. Great to be adults only, so no noisy kids on camp 🤣.

An amazing weekend experience where you can just be yourself.

Being able to choose whether to be active, crafty, chilled, or party - and feel welcomed no matter what - was fantastic! Leading up to the event the WhatsApp chat groups kept referring to the event as wholesome, and I totally agree.

Got home yesterday after a fantastic weekend. Couldn't stay 3rd night as needed to get home for work but would have stayed a week if possible. I have never done anything like it in my life and it really pushed me out of my comfort zone. Everything was well organised, the people staff and campers alike were so nice, no trouble just everyone having fun. The activities didn't disappoint, showers/ loos all cleaned regularly and.so many different types of food to please even the fussiest of eaters.We went from Telford so it was a long journey, but I wouldn't hesitate to go again. The only thing id say is if like us you.are new to.camping , make sure you are fully prepared for the temperature at night ,it dropped very cold and we.were freezing. If yiu can afford it maybe upgrade to the posher all equipped tents they offer. Try this place once and it will change your life.

This is my second year for camp wildfire.
The first time I went I had the standard package which gives 140(?? I can't remember) credits. Out of them credits I was able to use 10 because by the time I got on the site to book activities on the day it was opened .. everything was gone. Except for things like yoga which do not interest me.
I ended up doing one paid activity and a few free ones... I felt robbed. But the event itself was good the nightlife saved it from being a complete waste of money.

This year I booked elementary 60 tickets because I expected it to be the same. I managed to book two main activities I wanted.

Now this is where the things start to go a bit shady.
The activities you see for next year ... Are not the activities you will get to chose from. But you don't see the years list until way later in the year. Meaning you could see something you're interested in and it won't be an option. (It happend with me this year) If I seen the list of activities for this year before I booked... I wouldn't have bothered.

The patrol games are fantastic, and the vibes are great too. But for the cost.. it's questionable especially when Most people won't be able to do the activities they want. And being told "yeah but you can do something else" after spending 300£+ is an absolute joke. Especially when the remaining activities are things you can do for like 10- 20£ in your local area eg. Yoga, aerobic yoga, swing dancing ...

The issue with this is they are all about money. They have allowed 5000 people this year to join. And the activities cannot sustain the numbers. They would have been best keeping it 1500-3000 max. But greed has won out with people on waiting lists over 120 people long for many activities.

The food was fantastic. As a vegan I had plenty of choice for meals and I didn't even need to eat the snacks I took with me as a precaution.

and they kept the toilets clean too so if you worry about them being disgusting it's not the case.

Overall it is a great experience mostly because of the patrol games and the vibes. But I wouldn't spend more than £250 to go given your low chances of getting the activities you want.

And a no refund policy is awful
If you don't use more than half your tickets it should be refunded or at the very least carried over onto the following year if you plan to go again. Some people genuinely can't make it due to no fault of their own and are refused refund.

Given the activity list this year. I don't think I'll be as quick to go next year.

0 stars they SCAMED me out of £165 they said i could cancel and get a refund at 1st then said i missed the 7 day window and kept my money and refund to pay it back 😤