I'd happily stay in a camper van at Glastonbury - it's less likely to get wet inside the van than a tent, and it would also be less likely to be ABSOLUTELY FREEZING from 1am onwards, which was my experience back in 2003, even though that was one of the best years in regards to the weather...And you can stick more stuff in a camper van than a tent...
The only problem is that with a tent you can camp pretty much anywhere (we camped about 5 mins from the Pyramid Stage) but with a camper van, you're pretty limited to where you can stay, and that's usually a far way from Pyramid Stage and the other areas where I'd tend to hang out. So if it were go get really wet or something, there wouldn't be anywhere to shelter (I know tents aren't great for shelter anyway, but they're better than nothing if there's a downpour),and you'd have a far way to walk if you went out without a particular thing and then had to run back and get it...
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Date: 2007-06-25 02:30 pm (UTC)The only problem is that with a tent you can camp pretty much anywhere (we camped about 5 mins from the Pyramid Stage) but with a camper van, you're pretty limited to where you can stay, and that's usually a far way from Pyramid Stage and the other areas where I'd tend to hang out. So if it were go get really wet or something, there wouldn't be anywhere to shelter (I know tents aren't great for shelter anyway, but they're better than nothing if there's a downpour),and you'd have a far way to walk if you went out without a particular thing and then had to run back and get it...