Camp Bestival Shropshire returns for a bumper second year next August with headliners Primal Scream, Rudimental and The Human League, plus over 100+ free activities for kids and families.
After a smash hit first year, the stellar sister show to the UK’s favourite family festival is returning to Weston Park,1 7-20 August 2023, featuring headliners from Primal Scream and pop-royalty Rudimental, to global stars The Human League.
Brand-new for 2023, Shropshire will welcome the Big Camp Fancy Dress Parade – a costume party with no theme, whether you make a costume, buy it, cobble it together from what’s in your cupboard, or visit the Dressing Up tent on site, the parade will be a spectacular feast for the eyes and soul! Speaking on the Camp Bestival line-up, East 17 said “Who says you can’t start the Christmas spirit in summer? We can’t wait to bring an East 17 festive extravaganza to Shropshire for our Camp Bestival debut! Pull out the white puffer jackets and see you on the fields.”
The infamous Cirque Bijou will return with a mind-boggling new circus show ‘The Silent Forest Show’. Camp Bestival Shropshire will also partner with World Wildlife Fund for 2023’s edition of the festival with full activity still to be revealed.
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