These are great for popping in your bag to get some energy throughout the day. Try to avoid too much chocolate as they can get messy on hot days. Festival fields are rarely flat, so you’ll want something to lie on. An inflatable mattress is a luxury but can be heavy so a roll mat can be a light-weight compromise. Festivals will require your ID to serve alcohol. Many festivals allow you to show your ID once to gain an ‘over 18’ wristband to prevent you from having to take it out over and over again. To keep them all together a bum bag is perfect. Of course, you need your actual bag with everything else in too. Hiking bags are great for this being designed for long walks in the heat. Sun Protection & Water Opting for reusable wipes is no small undertaking, but this kit makes it as simple as it possibly can be. In this case, they’re cloth wipes and come as part of a comprehensive set, with all the components needed to wash them to a sparklingly hygienic standard.

No, we’re not lying. There are actual shampoos and shower gels you can get that don’t require any water. If you’re too posh for baby wipes and dry shampoo (or just like the thought of feeling clean, we don’t blame you), get some of this stuff. They actually remove dirt and grease rather than masking them. Simply massage it into your skin or hair and towel dry afterwards. 5. Bring a towel Rainbow Family Cloth, Fabric wipes, Reusable Wipes, Eco Wipes, Baby Wipes, Family Wipes, Kitchen wipes, Toilet Wipes,Zero waste Whether you’re driving or getting the coach, make sure you have some clean clothes stashed in a separate bag or in your boot. It will make the journey home much more pleasant! Trolleys can help carry more weight but can be awkward to use (especially if the ground is too wet or too dry)Paracetamol is a wise decision for those with hangovers. Likewise, hayfever tablets are essential for us with pollen allergies. Any other personal medication is imperative, make sure you’re looking after yourself well at festivals.

The lid flap closes neatly, which is really important for keeping moisture in and bits of dirt and fluff out. The moisture was evenly distributed throughout each wipe and they’re 100% plant-based material with no nasties like parabens, chlorine or alcohol. These work hard on bottoms but are gentle enough to use on baby faces. Each wipe feels soft and moist, but they’re strong and sturdy enough not to fall apart during use. We put wipes to the test with babies and kids of different ages, to see how well they fared. What we want from a wet wipe is something that is up to the task, so cleaning ability was important, as was robustness and flexibility – wet wipes that tear are a parent’s nemesis, after all. Okay, so you *probably* shouldn’t see this as a long-term replacement for showering (sorry dirtbags), but it’s not half tempting when you’re looking at that shower queue and the Foos are on in 20. Going to the toilet is not so optional, and realising you don’t have any toilet paper is enough to make you cry in those revolting portaloos. Bring lots of toilet paper! There’s no such thing as too much at a festival. Clothing A smaller bag for you to carry around with you in the day. You’ll need enough room for money, your phone, a bottle of water and any other drinks.

Mammoth Wipes – Towel Size – 2 Pack

Some of us use festivals as an excuse to abandon technology for a weekend, but if you’re looking to meet up with friends you’ll need some method of communication. You need to make sure you’re prepared for the elements. We all want a weekend of glorious sun and blue skies which is rarely granted in the UK. Always make sure you’ve got a waterproof coat with you. Being damp all weekend isn’t the best way to enjoy a festival. It leaves skin feeling so fresh that there’s no doubt some mamas will borrow these for make-up removal! Wet wipes are of course essential. Even though showers are widely available at festivals, many of us still prefer the wet wipe method. Finally, the other essentials are bin bags.