Camping onsite at Dinefwr will be a magical experience as we immerse you in the natural wildlife.
We are doing everything possible to prepare and plan for camping at the festival in July.
While we are seeing restrictions reduce here in Wales, safety and wellbeing for our audience, artists and staff is paramount. We want to enjoy coming together and sharing stories in a way that is safe and within COVID restrictions here in Wales.
We are working with our partners, staff, Welsh Government Events, Carmarthenshire Council and many other people all working hard to try and bring this event together. We are taking guidance from UK and Welsh Government and listening to Public Health Wales on what we will be able to do at the festival site.
Dinefwr is the first parkland to be a designated National Nature Reserve (NNR) in Wales and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It’s a microcosm of Welsh heritage and natural history. Campers will be able to sleep under the stars this summer, and as well as taking in some extraordinary storytelling, be amazed at the local wildlife you will encounter including bats, badgers and views from the spectacular deer park.
While we are fortunate to have these magnificent views and wildlife, Beyond the Border will also be providing the essential camping amenities onsite (toilets, showers, washing up facilities, waste disposal points, chemical toilet disposal point).
There will be direct access from the campsite to the festival which will be only a short walk away, and there will be overnight security and the campsite team will be on hand to support you during your stay.
For those who need to charge mobility scooters/wheelchairs there will be charging facilities on site.
If you choose to camp on site please respect and follow our Camping Rules.