Are you planning this year's festival route? Most of the major festivals in Spain include camping accommodation options for the thousands of attendees who come from abroad. Don't worry, take advantage of this experience as an option to fully enjoy the festival.
To do this, we give you 7 tips to keep in mind to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
1) Open mind
Think of camping as having the basic resources to enjoy the festival days. Keep in mind that you'll be surrounded by neighbors who are just as eager, if not more so, to enjoy the festival, and that most campsites are located in green spaces, such as parks, gardens, or forests. You won't have the comforts of home, but you'll have everything you need to enjoy it with the new people you'll meet there.
2) Shadows are your priority
The summer heat is perfect for 8 p.m. sunsets, enjoying the first concerts of the day. However, it's not so great when the sun is beating down on you in your tent at 9 a.m. Arrive at the site as early as possible to set up your tent under an awning or shaded by trees. If you're worried about the weather, you can also pack an awning from home in case you need to set up a spot of shade at a moment's notice.
3) Choose a comfortable store
The larger the tent, the more comfortable your stay will be, but the longer it will take to set up. Be sure to have prior information on how to stake the pegs or how to rig the guy lines in case of gusts. You can always ask neighbors for help setting up your tent.
Now that you know the most important details for going to a festival this summer, check out our recommended playlists. Your trip will be full of great moments, and with music, you'll enjoy them to the fullest.
To do this, we give you 7 tips to keep in mind to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
1) Open mind
Think of camping as having the basic resources to enjoy the festival days. Keep in mind that you'll be surrounded by neighbors who are just as eager, if not more so, to enjoy the festival, and that most campsites are located in green spaces, such as parks, gardens, or forests. You won't have the comforts of home, but you'll have everything you need to enjoy it with the new people you'll meet there.
2) Shadows are your priority
The summer heat is perfect for 8 p.m. sunsets, enjoying the first concerts of the day. However, it's not so great when the sun is beating down on you in your tent at 9 a.m. Arrive at the site as early as possible to set up your tent under an awning or shaded by trees. If you're worried about the weather, you can also pack an awning from home in case you need to set up a spot of shade at a moment's notice.
3) Choose a comfortable store
The larger the tent, the more comfortable your stay will be, but the longer it will take to set up. Be sure to have prior information on how to stake the pegs or how to rig the guy lines in case of gusts. You can always ask neighbors for help setting up your tent.
4) Shower time!
Take advantage of the relaxing moments between concerts to rest at the campsite and take a shower. Your personal hygiene will thank you for it before heading to the venue in the afternoon, with the intention of not returning until the early hours of the next morning.
Take advantage of the relaxing moments between concerts to rest at the campsite and take a shower. Your personal hygiene will thank you for it before heading to the venue in the afternoon, with the intention of not returning until the early hours of the next morning.
5) Refrigerator + chair = Perfect combination
Always have a cooler with ice on hand to chill both food and drinks during your camping days. And for resting, the grass or dirt is a comfortable spot to sit on, up to a point. You'll be thankful you brought a folding chair to take advantage of those moments of festival relaxation.
Always have a cooler with ice on hand to chill both food and drinks during your camping days. And for resting, the grass or dirt is a comfortable spot to sit on, up to a point. You'll be thankful you brought a folding chair to take advantage of those moments of festival relaxation.
6) The portable battery is your ally during the trip
Forget about finding a power outlet near the festival. Keep an Energy Extra Battery handy to keep your smartphone powered all day long. Whether you're checking concert schedules, playing music at the campsite, or contacting friends on WhatsApp. Remember to bring your external battery fully charged before you leave!
Forget about finding a power outlet near the festival. Keep an Energy Extra Battery handy to keep your smartphone powered all day long. Whether you're checking concert schedules, playing music at the campsite, or contacting friends on WhatsApp. Remember to bring your external battery fully charged before you leave!
7) Let the music not stop at the campsite
No matter how much music you listen to at concerts, an Energy Music Box is always a good option for playing music at the campsite!
No matter how much music you listen to at concerts, an Energy Music Box is always a good option for playing music at the campsite!
Now that you know the most important details for going to a festival this summer, check out our recommended playlists. Your trip will be full of great moments, and with music, you'll enjoy them to the fullest.
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