Weald Woodfair

[Rich Rule]

Tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday

 

cheers.

 

do you know when the overnight camp/part is on? I am presuming Saturday night.

[Hogs Breath]

I shall be down on saturday, roads may be busy as its the weekend of the Goodwoood revival.

[john k]

do you know when the overnight camp/part is on? I am presuming Saturday night.

I don't think there's any public camping - I haven't seen any mention of it anyway. Not sure what the arrangements are for exhibitors and friends though.

[Glen Poole]

There's no public camping Rich, My mate has a pitch there every year & he told me this yesterday, it's a shame as it would be a good laugh.

[Pat Ferrett]

Adults £14

 

Senior citizens £12

 

Children £10

 

[robbo 110]

Adults £14

 

Senior citizens £12

 

Children £10

 

 

it does make it an expensive day out for a family

[smiles]

They've done a family ticket for about £35 the past couple of years,not sure who enjoys it more - me or the kids,theres a fair bit to see.

[Logan]

I don't think there's any public camping - I haven't seen any mention of it anyway. Not sure what the arrangements are for exhibitors and friends though.

 

we've camped there couple of times. first time we just parked trucks in carpark and slept in back 2 nights, great spot in the morning.

 

last time though, 2 years ago, we did same but got asked to park up in a little camp site through the gate where the tanks and army stuff is. there were a few of us in there, had water there, toilets too. seems legit but not advertised...

 

security let us through so we could go sat night party. good fun.

[Pat Ferrett]

Just got back and It was well worth the drive and the entrance fee

There are loads of places to eat and they were all very reasonable price wise.

 

A very relaxed atmosphere where the kids could run and play, a beer tent and plenty of stalls selling English cider

 

FR Jones display took first prize IMO but with stands selling everything from Goat burgers to second hand tools and demos from forestry black smithing working horses and chainsaw carving to name a few Im sure there is something there for all ages and interests.

 

Already making plans to go next year

[john k]

Good to meet you Mr Dodger

 

I thought that last year's show was a bit thin, but it really felt like it was back on form this time.

 

Managed not to buy too much shiny stuff, but could easily have spent a fortune!