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**mylittlejewelaa** · 11-06-2011, 01:21 AM

Sweetlamb and Hafren will be a push togeather. My advise, go to Sweetlamb, easy parking for a campervan, big open carpark. It can get very muddy there, but its a solid surface. Great stage for watching, see a lot of stage from 1 place. Sometimes worth a walk into the stage a little, to get away from the crowds. Great atmosphear, fireworks bbq etc the night before. And you wont be the only camper there.
Hafren is all forest mud gravel tracks to park on.
Halfway and Cyrchan. Car park P, up over Eppynt is all tarmac, so easy parking, single file parking so the earlyer you get there the closer to the front you will be. Maybe worth getting the camper turned around facing the exit, its a pain of a carpark to get out off. The Cyrchan and Halfway stages are about 200 yards apart at the end of the carpark.

11-06-2011, 01:21 AM	#2
mylittlejewelaa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 605 Senior Member	Sweetlamb and Hafren will be a push togeather. My advise, go to Sweetlamb, easy parking for a campervan, big open carpark. It can get very muddy there, but its a solid surface. Great stage for watching, see a lot of stage from 1 place. Sometimes worth a walk into the stage a little, to get away from the crowds. Great atmosphear, fireworks bbq etc the night before. And you wont be the only camper there. Hafren is all forest mud gravel tracks to park on. Halfway and Cyrchan. Car park P, up over Eppynt is all tarmac, so easy parking, single file parking so the earlyer you get there the closer to the front you will be. Maybe worth getting the camper turned around facing the exit, its a pain of a carpark to get out off. The Cyrchan and Halfway stages are about 200 yards apart at the end of the carpark.
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