Camp Wildfire Recenzje 

Camp Wildfire are the most selfish, corrupt, disability discriminatory events company I have dealt with so far. I bought 3 full price Dynamo tickets before the pandemic, looking forward to this event - but then in 2021, I was in ICU for a month, nearly died twice from covid; upon release, I hoped to attend and asked for a carer, also being disabled and having one leg.

Camp Wildfire refused, telling me I didn't meet criteria, despite being unable to breathe without oxygen cylinders and having pain and a lifelong disability.... however they promised a refund upon receipt a valid doctor's note. I supplied the note, and they then refused to give a refund, but offered an exchange, but then in the process, lost one of my tickets!

Camp Wildfire never reinstated this ticket balance and failed to look for the lost ticket, telling me to find the card number that I used or they would not help or look for it, despite me having a new card since and not having the card anymore. Plus I have proof on my banking of all my transactions. I foolishly bought 2 new tickets, as I couldn't see my old tickets on my account, as I thought they had refunded my tickets at last and that they'd reinstate the missing ticket.

As it stands, there was a system error and 2 of the 3 missing tickets returned, so I had 4 tickets showing, when I had purchased 5 in total. Still nothing was done about this missing dynamo premium ticket, which I paid top dollar for 3 in the first place. No refund or exchange given!!

I don't know why I decided to want to come to Camp Wildfire this year, after such rampant ableism, how they had taken my money and lost a ticket, refused to refund me or acknowledge my disability, but I hoped I could see what they're really about and wanted to participate.

I was unable to attend this year due to significant health issues again, which I have medical documentation of, and perhaps an activity adventure festival was something that a disabled person in a lot of pain and with a progressive condition probably can't attend. Never mind that Camp Wildfire won't allow or issue carer tickets to clearly disabled patrons, and that they state to their disabled patrons the criteria of who is disabled and who is not, refusing any other proof, even from a doctor.

I have been emailing Camp Wildfire for a year now and have been ignored, until they chased me up over an imaginary trader's pitch that I hadn't filled out the documentation for, asserting that I had indeed applied and failed in providing paperwork, until they finally conceded that they'd made a mix up.

Camp Wildfire went back to ignoring my request for a refund until after assertive chasing, they eventually they got in touch to reject my offer of them refunding the money to my mum's charity (SHARe Knowsley, who helps with desperate refugees and asylum seekers in our local area), refusing any kind of refund, and again, only offering an exchange, and the chance to sell it on their platform (with Camp Wildfire taking 10% of the sale amount) and with STILL a missing ticket (having stolen this money from me and no reinstatement or reimbursement in sight).

AS IF I would want to come to this event run by such sloppy sharks, with how they've treated me for a start, never mind that I can't physically attend anyway due to my disability and progressive complications, and despite all doctor's notes and me having communication pointing out their errors and wrongdoings, they have emailed me now to tell me that due to the "aggressive manner of my communication", (despite wishing them well and throwing in heart and smile emojis and being as polite as I can, whilst being firm but fair, with legitimate grievances to try and encourage a better outcome for all) that they have withdrawn my exchanged tickets, so now they've reneged on both refund AND exchange! And they have now stolen well over nearly £2500 from me now.

I have heard so many bad things about this company and clique from people they've employed to run workshops at their festival too. It's like Boris or Liz Truss ran festivals.

Any advice people?

Such a fun time, and very comfy for a solo to have tried for the first time! I will be back next year.
Loved the time, day activities were varied, fun and really interesting and the party at night.
Fantastic value for money.

I have had the pleasure of attending Wildfire for several years now. Each year I make new friends and catch up with friends from previous years. The activities are so varied that there is something for everyone. I've often stepped out of my comfort zone and tried something new! The staff are lovely and knowledgeable and the festival vibe is so welcoming even to older folk like myself! So looking forward to getting back to my happy place in August!