Why not take the pain out of camping with Glamping?
Imagine arriving at The Trip Out and finding a vintag- style 5 metre canvas bell tent, set up with air beds, bedding, rugs, lanterns and fairy lights ready for you to use? No bringing your camping equipment, no setting up a tent, no clearing it away at the end! Just arrive and have everything already set up and costing less than a local Bed and Breakfast or hotel for the weekend AND staying on site, what could be better than that?

Please email Magical Camping for more info.

Can we cook in the campsite?
Cooking will be permitted on gas stoves and disposable BBQs only, which must be raised off the ground and must not be left unattended. Please ensure that they are extinguished correctly and safely. Gas stoves and disposable BBQs must be used sensibly and in line with the manufacturer's instructions. Cooking on gas where installed in a campervan parked within the campsite is also permitted. Cooking by all other means including open fires, BBQs (other than disposable) and any other kind of gas appliance is not allowed. Cooking in tents is not recommended due to your own health and safety. NO CAMP FIRES!

Showers
We have hot running showers on site so bring some soap and a towel. Showers are limited so there may be queues; please consider using them during off-peak times.

Toilets
We have plenty of toilets on site which are a mix of traditional portaloos on the campsites and flushing chemical toilets on the main show field.
All toilets are cleaned, emptied and restocked every day.

Can we have a camp fire?
No, camp fires are not permitted.

Disabled Visitors

Disabled visitors are welcome at The Trip Out and we have specially allocated camping and toilets.

Our staff and security team will be on hand to assist with any issues that may arise during the weekend. There may be sections which are difficult to negotiate, meaning that sometimes movement across the site is not that easy especially in bad weather conditions. Please bear this in mind when booking for the event.

Welfare and lost property
For any welfare issues please contact Reception where we can provide you with information you require on aspects of The Trip Out.

For any lost persons/lost property please contact Reception or one of our on-site security team.

Medical assistance can be found at our   Merch Stall.

Security staff have mobile radios and we have first-aiders and a field medic on site.

For any medical emergencies please go straight to Bury St Edmunds A&E.

5 MPH on site please, this is roughly walking pace – this is for your own safety as well as children and animals on site. There are many notices around to remind you. No parking on marked 'roadways', exits and access points must be kept clear.

No driving after 8pm at night, no burn outs, no donuts, please remember to respect the site owners and treat it like your own home.

Please keep all children and animals under control. Please remember to pick up after your animal. If you need poo bags, please see Reception.

Noise curfew is 2am. Unauthorised sound systems are not permitted after this time, please respect the neighbours, they may want to get some sleep, even if you don't.

Stay out of restricted areas and observe signage.

No glass bottles, no fireworks and no Chinese lanterns please.
Help us keep this beautiful place clean and tidy, please use the bins and rubbish bags provided on arrival, reception will have more if required throughout the weekend.

In case of fire please note the fire points, fire extinguishers are kept with security and also at the main marquee, the Lounge, the merch stall and reception. In case of emergency please notify security immediately.

Security are your friends, but can't be everywhere, if you see something suspicious or someone causing upset please tell security or main reception.