Troyfest

[Festihunter]

Just saw this come up on E-festivals news, anyone know anything about it, been before? http://www.efestivals.co.uk/news/15/150123i.shtml# Lookingfor new, small and friendly festivals this year and this looks good. Isn't it where Re-cidrate the West was held?

Any feedback good, cheers G

[grumpyhack]

My daughter (now 30) has been to Troyfest and loved it. Baskerville Hall is an odd place - a hotel with two entrances. One side is a 'posh' hotel the other entrance at the baci takes you into Youth Hostel-style dormitories. But I think the fest is just in the grounds.

[Festihunter]

That's one positive. thanks for that. Just been looking at the website and says there are indoor stages going til late which is good if it's wet outside

[jojo10]

I've been to Troyfest and will be going back every year from now on without fail! I've got to say its absolutely amazing and i really recommend it! There's so much going on- really good mixture of bands and dj's and the whole festival has got a very positive vibe! The friendliest festival I think I've been to and the location is gorgeous! You can't not love it!

[Festihunter]

It's good to get a response on here, well Mr. Scruff and Molotov Jukebox are playing and looks pretty good from the website http://troyfest.co.uk/will see if my mates are up for it