Vintage Festival
Retro Festival
3 stages hosting the best UK vintage and Rock n Roll artists, bands and auto and military displays, covered ballroom, huge vintage shopping village, roller derby bouts, a huge selection of food and bars, roller rink, hundreds of classic and vintage cars, scooters and bikes, caravans, hot rods, buses, military vehicles and steam engines, auto jumble, camping and glamping villages, special family day fun, kidz zone, bumper cars and so much more! Read more…
80’s Rewind 2011 (Henley) Review
2011 80’s Rewind (Henley) Weather: Torrential rain for the first 2 hours, then it dried out on Day 1 and glorious weather on Day 2.
Review by: Caswasere (with 2 kids, 9 and 6 years old)
Getting to the festival:
Queue was about 20 mins to get to the camping arena. We did have to carry the stuff quite far – pull along carts available to hire, but the queue was horrendous for these. People had brought flimsy trucks to wheel things along – pointless: most broke before they got to their campsites – best inventions were those that had brought wheel barrows, or industrial strength carts.
Entertainment – Line up and Kids Activities:
There was a children’s entertainment area, we used this Fri evening after setting up the tent, but didn’t have time to go anywhere near it on the main Sat/Sun event. Entertainers were good and there was lots of circus equipment for them to try out, really good as it was free!
Retro Festival
3 stages hosting the best UK vintage and Rock n Roll artists, bands and auto and military displays, covered ballroom, huge vintage shopping village, roller derby bouts, a huge selection of food and bars, roller rink, hundreds of classic and vintage cars, scooters and bikes, caravans, hot rods, buses, military vehicles and steam engines, auto jumble, camping and glamping villages, special family day fun, kidz zone, bumper cars and so much more! Read more…
80’s Rewind 2011 (Henley) Review
2011 80’s Rewind (Henley) Weather: Torrential rain for the first 2 hours, then it dried out on Day 1 and glorious weather on Day 2.
Review by: Caswasere (with 2 kids, 9 and 6 years old)
Getting to the festival:
Queue was about 20 mins to get to the camping arena. We did have to carry the stuff quite far – pull along carts available to hire, but the queue was horrendous for these. People had brought flimsy trucks to wheel things along – pointless: most broke before they got to their campsites – best inventions were those that had brought wheel barrows, or industrial strength carts.
Entertainment – Line up and Kids Activities:
There was a children’s entertainment area, we used this Fri evening after setting up the tent, but didn’t have time to go anywhere near it on the main Sat/Sun event. Entertainers were good and there was lots of circus equipment for them to try out, really good as it was free!