How Do You Plan A Weekend At Cheltenhams Two Thousand Trees Festival?
If you’ve ever thought music festivals were too commercial, too packed and too expensive, then the Two Thousand Trees Festival could be just what you’re looking for. Held on a beautiful farm in Gloucestershire, the festival plays host to a tiny 2,000 people every year for a weekend in July and is one of the cheapest and most relaxed festivals in the UK. Book your tickets for the festival either by ordering online through the festival’s ticket agent or by visiting one of a select number of record shops in and around Cheltenham. Weekend tickets cost about £40 or you can buy tickets at the gate on the day for around £20. Entry for children under 10 is free. Come by road for the easiest way to get to the festival. Upcote Farm where the festival is held is in the Gloucestershire village of Withington, which is about eight miles away from Cheltenham. Alternatively you could take a train to Cheltenham Spa station and use a local bus service or taxi to get to the village. Set up camp at the fe
