Packing List

An example packing list and some optional things you might want to think about bringing:

Basics

Basic stuff you will almost certainly need:

Somewhere to sleep: tent (make sure you have all the bits), camper van, covered hammock etc
Sleeping bag / blanket and air mattress / camp bed if you don't want to sleep on hard ground
Enough (appropriate) clothing for the weekend including:
Sunglasses / hat / sunscreen if it looks to be remotely warm
Waterproof jacket / trousers / jumpers if it looks to be remotely cold
Torch, with enough batteries for the weekend (consider having torch with rechargeable battery)
Wash stuff: soap, flannel, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo
Towel
Toilet paper
First aid kit
Any medication you need
Insect repellent
Water bottle
Carrier bags for dirty or wet clothes
Chargers for anything battery powered you bring
Bin bags for your Rubbish

There will be multiple caterers on the site, so you won't have to cook if you don't want to, but if you plan on cooking things on site:

Something to cook on: gas / meths burner, BBQ, raised fire (See FAQ for rules re. fires, NB there will be communal BBQs available)
Fuel for above
Something to ignite above: matches, lighter etc.
Pots, pans, crockery and cutlery, cups etc.
Washing up liquid

Some optional stuff you might want to think about bringing:

A computer - some of the workshops require a laptop, and we have all kinds of things online
If you want power to your tent, 25m mains extension cable (with a UK 13A or 16A ceeform plug)
A chair, or something else to sit on
Something to carry/store water for cooking & drinking
Pocket knife
Spare socks (for sleeping in if it's cold)
Ear plugs
Rope
Duct tape
Long (30 - 40m) cat5 ethernet cable to connect your tent
Short (2 - 5m) cat5 ethernet cable to use when in venues
An old mobile phone if you wish to connect to our on-site phone network. Must take a standard SIM card.

Try to avoid bringing glass. Glass is heavy, and broken glass is a pain to clean up in a field.
Wireless access points. We'll have good WiFi; any other access points will just interfere.
Beer or wine: we will have plenty and we'll be selling it at better-than-pub prices, with all the profits going towards the next camp. (We won't be selling spirits, so feel free to bring those.)
Animals (except registered guide dogs).