Camp Wildfire Recenzje 

An amazing weekend where you can let your hair down and try something new. Fantastic music, entertainment and fun activities. Would highly recommend it 👌

I wanted to love this festival because I went mainly for the activities, but the reality was incredibly disappointing and poor value for money. While the marketing promises a welcoming, inclusive community, the actual vibe felt deeply artificial, hyper, and honestly a bit cult-like.
Because most people arrive in established friendship groups, they use the patrol gear, matching outfits, ears, and tails to stay within their own inner circles. If you are trying to attend independently, it is incredibly difficult to break in. I had some genuine and nice conversations, but they were very few and far between. For the most part, people simply weren't open to talking to anyone outside their pre-made groups, and couples in particular would completely ice me out.
The activities themselves were a major letdown. The sessions are far too short to actually experience or learn anything meaningful—you are essentially rushed through a 45-minute taster before being pushed out. For example, the zip line cost a massive amount of activity credits just to get one single go. For pole dancing, we had to share a pole, meaning you only really got two quick attempts at each move before your time was up.
People looking for genuine, down-to-earth outdoor experiences or a relaxed weekend should look elsewhere. It's an exhausting, cliquey environment that prioritises performative "Disney adult" aesthetics over actual quality substance.

PURE JOYOUS SILLINESS from start to finish. If you were ever a Camp America counsellor or wanted to be, then this is for you. Such variety for any type of person and a lovely vibe, it really was fab!

I've been to this festival every year since 2018, and I recommend it to virtually everyone if you love nostalgia, adventure, good music and good people. There's nothing else like it. It's amazing value for money when you think a lot of the activities would cost a small fortune elsewhere but they're included in the ticket price. The atmosphere is very inclusive and welcoming to everyone, it's a relatively small festival so it feels super safe. I would say it's important to to throw yourself in to the spirit of it, you're meant to feel like a kid at summer camp. That's what it makes you feel so get stuck in.

Also, ignore the negative reviews, from reading them they're clearly by people who didn't research what they were getting in to and don't understand how festivals work at all. If you just wanna see huge headline mega stars and get drunk go to Reading. If you want genuine fun, new experiences, dancing and crazy memories, then Camp Wildfire is a beautiful and pretty magical place.

so so much to do, and smiles everywhere!

Masterpiece of a festival. Don’t think about, just book it. You will have the time of your life.

An amazing adult scout camp adventure and festival set within a beautiful pine forest. A brilliant place to meet new people and to live carefree for a weekend.

Consistently the best weekend of my year. I'll never get over how much of an impact one trip to camp wildfire has on my life ❤️

Camp Wildfire 2026 was one of the best weekends I've had in a long time. The variety of activities was incredible, from racing dune buggies through the mud and rain to relaxing in a sound bath, getting creative with Shibori tie dye, and attending fascinating talks like Dr Laura Dean's What Makes a Psychopath?. There was always something interesting to do, learn or experience.

What really sets Camp Wildfire apart, though, is the people. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and it was easy to strike up conversations and make new friends. In fact, we got chatting to a lovely lady called Bev and completely missed our yoga session because we were having such a great conversation!

I also loved the balance between adventure and downtime. One of my favourite moments was curling up in the think tent with my Kindle and a weighted blanket, enjoying some peace and quiet before heading back out to join in the fun again.

Despite the muddy weather, the atmosphere remained positive, inclusive and full of energy. The organisers did a fantastic job, and I came away with great memories, new experiences and a desire to come back again next year.

If you're wondering whether Camp Wildfire is for you, I'd say give it a go. Go with an open mind, try things you wouldn't normally do, and you'll have an unforgettable weekend. ❤️🔥🏕️

Honestly the best time you will ever have

I’m sure this will be deleted by the Camp Wildfire Team, as that’s how they keep the good scores.
I wouldn’t recommend this event, the good bits all get booked up in a mad rush, we were so squashed in in the camper section it was chaos, the site itself is pretty small and so you feel you have done it all quickly.
Food was good
Customer service was all about protecting the company’s money and nothing about looking after the customer.

Wow 🤩
I’m lost for words (in a good way!!)
My husband came with me at the last minute and I must say that I was a little worried that he wouldn’t enjoy it. No way! He loved it and we both embraced the whole experience as if we were kids!
Only downside was the poor mobile reception. You need that in order to change or update your activity schedule.
We also need an app guys!
We stayed in the van field and that was fab. Everyone was really friendly and helpful.
Our Patrol Leaders have it EVERYTHING. Thank you and see you all next year! Tickets booked for 2026!

Great opportunity to meet people with similar outlooks on life than you have. Very fun spirited and kind hearted. Good balance of productive (once in a life) activities to then some great music and socialising.

Highlight of my summer!

Great chance to be outdoors and pretend to be a kid again!

Unforgettable experience!

There are so many different activities to choose from, an electric but also peaceful and friendly atmosphere, even between the different patrols.

Yes the merch is expensive and can add up, but once you've got the main bits (i.e. the shirt) it's just getting badges you've done activities for and even then it's not mandatory.

We loved it so much, we booked it again for next year.

We stayed in general camping and overall it was an amazing experience.

I suppose our only negative (which isn't worth removing a star for) is that the drinking water tastes somewhat funky.

This is such a great festival/ summer camp. It's so mu fun and everyone is really friendly, absolutey 10 out of 10!

"4th Year at the Festival – Still Amazing!"

This was my fourth year at the festival, and it was, once again, an absolute blast! Every year I try new things, but there’s always something familiar and fun to come back to.

One of my favorites this year was the Kintsugi Pottery workshop. I made a Kintsugi Trinket Tray right there at the festival, and it turned out so cool! It was such a chill and creative experience. I also worked on a slate coaster at home afterward, fixing it up with gold. Now I’ve got two awesome pieces that remind me of the festival every time I look at them.

The Patrol Games were a highlight, as usual. but 2025 being th 10th annivesary the opening ceremony and the finale were a whole other level. Super fun and full of energy, It was a great way to open and wrap up the weekend full of laughs and team spirit.

This year, I also tried Mushroom Growing—and I’m excited I’m looking forward to seeing how they turn out! I also did Burlesque,apothecary , wood whittling and shelter building this year.

I gave Acro Yoga a go for the first time, and even though it was challenging, the instructors made it really fun and supportive. I also couldn’t resist the Dube Buggie,Laser Clay and Grass Sledging— were great and added some fun competition to the festival.

After four years of coming back, I love how the festival keeps getting better. The Bollywood Dance was high-energy and got everyone moving, and the Talent Show was full of amazing performances!
as other continue tradiotions of handing out trinket theyve made that eventuall will all get attached to my wildfire jacker, I also continued my tradition of handing out glow sticks during the festival turns out I'm now known as Glow Stick Girl on weekend 2! It’s always fun to see chat with everyone when I hand them out.

All in all, another fantastic year! I left feeling super inspired and can’t wait for next year. This festival is definitely one of my favorite events to look forward to every year!

This was my 2nd year at CWF, both times in boutique camping. I would love to give a higher star rating, but this is an overall experience which was heavilly impacted by the camping side of the weekend. Whilst the hosts were great, the activities plentiful, food was fantastic and the entertainment varied and fab, the boutique side of life was a huge disappointment this year. Unlike last year, where the boutique area was a place to escape to for peace and quiet, a calm area, between the hubbub and wonderful chaos, this year the noise from the centrecamp stage travelled through deafeningly destroying any chance of peace or sleep. The cafe in the area has changed and the terrible service along with dreadful food and extremely limited choices was another huge disappointment. The reduced amount of toilets, which are a hike away from the bar, cafe, seating area made no sense given the extra tents and pods this year, and the different showers without anywhere to hang anything, no shelves and no attendant this year was another let down. The kitchen area was non existent until enough people complained it was missing, understandably it couldn't be left out in the rain, but it didnt reappear in one of the side tents until several complaints were made. The fire attendant on the first night claimed she'd had no training or briefing and was told to just "be there" so spent the entire evening ignoring her position in favour of flirting with a stag party who were causing riots and trying to score drugs all night, she never enforced the boundaries of the fire while they were balancing on them, in fact she joined in whilst leaving the fire to almost go out until we took over and added more logs.
Another disappointment about boutique is that, despite gaining access from midday, there's no access to centrecamp until the evening opening ceremony, meaning no access to events going on such as the cheese fest, nothing laid on for boutique camping, not even any board games like there are in centrecamp bar areas, so with inedible food that has been laft uncovered all day, all thats left to do is drink, theres insufficient seating too.
And as for the young woman on the entrance checking bags, she wreaked of alcohol and found it her duty to open everything within our bags including pulling out underwear, make up and medications, which she took a great interest in, all very disturbing indeed, even her counterpart who had to try repacking the bags was clearly embarrassed. Whilst there is a need for security, this was way over the top and had little to do with making sure no alcohol was being sneaking in, I mean how many bottles of booze could I fit in my mascara or epi pen?!
Two of my friends gave up and booked themselves into a local B&B after the first night as they couldn't take a second or third night of all this, I left Sunday as I wasnt prepared to risk a third night. Such a shame that an otherwise fantastic event is ruined by this, especially given the cost of the boutique camping, we each paid between £800-£1000 onto of our tickets for the 'luxury of boutique camping and that's what it was like.
We and many others complained to concierge, sadly its beyond their control, they escalated it and were told that someone would be in touch with each of us, that never happened, nobody bothered, so I emailed my complaint and was offered a bottle of prosecco, how about that for an insult!
Yes I will return next year for the festival and activities, but I have booked a B&B nearby, not exactly the 'camp' wildfire experience it should be, but as I said the letdown was not the actual event, but the highly overpriced and overated boutique camping.

This is my second visit to Camp Wildfire and the general experience is great.

However my two grips are;

1) The ridiculous time it takes to check in. For me it was an hour for others 3 hours. Not a good start to a weekend.

2) The fact that most of the popular sessions are always taken up and to get on booking.

These are the two reasons I doubt I will return in 2026.

But overall the experience is very good.

I have never disconnected from the dumpster fire that is our world as much as I did at Camp Wildfire. It was magical. This is the happiest place on earth