That Amazing Camping Trip 2012

That Amazing Camping Trip takes place from Friday 22nd at 4pm until 4pm Sunday 24th June 2012 at Clickham Farm, Appleby in Westmoreland, Cumbria and features a weekend of house, techno, and disco.

Line-up

Friday

Camping field: Claudia Gilbert & Janine Brown, Dave Broadfoot, David Walker (El Diablos), Tor (Freakin), Jonny Dub (Hoya:Hoya), Moodymanc.

The Kings Head Hotel: Begin & Crowhead's Pub Rave with: Rob D (Northern Comfort), Darren Green & Mark (Amazing Thing!).

Saturday

Camping field: James Holroyd (Back2Basics), Dan (Amazing Thing!), Dan English (Naïve Melody), Randy, RufDug, Pigeon & Spandex (Wet Play), Karl (Amazing Thing!), Danny & Dixon (wOnK), Spuddha (Never Too Much).

The New Inn: Electric Elephant warm up session with Huw Morgan (Electriks), Disco Mums.

Brampton village hall: Patrick Funk (Freakin), Elisabeth (Amazing Thing!), Il Bosco & Disco Mums (Red Laser), Levi Love (Community), Wes (Cutloose), Rick Nicholls (Bohemian Grove), Francis (Amazing Thing!).

Sunday

Camping field: Howie Martinez, Veba, Sly Joe Thompson (Original Hat Club), James Baseley (Red Salamanda).

Tickets

Tickets are priced at £23 and covers covers camping on Friday & Saturday. To buy tickets, click here.

That Amazing Camping Trip! is a yearly(ish) jaunt to the Cumbrian countryside by Manchester club night That Amazing Thing! This micro festival moves a night of fun & celebration out of Manchester's dance cellars & plonk it in a field, in the Cumbrian countryside. Over the course of the weekend DJs play in small country pubs, alongside the chance to take walks (optional), attend Balearic BBQs, parties in village halls as well as a variety of random happenings.

Taking kids

You're welcome to bring the kids but the festival is not geared up in terms of providing activities etc. specifically aimed at little ones. Occasionally (OK, maybe more often) there can be some mad antics, e.g. people rolling round on the grass, spontaneous mass outbreaks of cross dressing, so you'd have to be able to cope with 'mum, why is that man wearing a bra?' etc. It's a big site though so you can camp away from the rowdier areas and we provide a specific quiet(er) area. Again, someone's going to have to stay at base and look after things when most people are at the 'ravier' bits like the pub on the Friday and the village hall as these are definitely not for the young!

There will be more information here when available.

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