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Camp without breaking the bank at these UK festivals – all less than £120.
The Masked Ball £69
A DJ-centric boutique festival by the Cornish coast headlined by Horse Meat Disco, PBR Streetgang and DJ Marky. Dress code: masquerade. Near Helston, Cornwall. May 26-28.
Brainchild Festival £75
A joyously sustainable festival without pretensions. Expect jams and drag kings in the East Sussex fields. Near Halland, East Sussex. Jul 7-9.
Brainchild Festival
Farmfest £89
A class line-up featuring Roots Manuva and Shobaleader One meets village intimacy on Gilcombe Farm. Near Bruton, Somerset. Jul 28-30.
2000 Trees £110
No schlepping between stages required to catch bands including headliners Slaves at this small, friendly festival. Near Cheltenham, Gloucs. Jul 6-8.
Farr Festival
Farr Festival £110
Join Todd Terje, Booka Shade and Floating Points for non-stop party vibes in an uninhabited forest in Hertfordshire. Near Baldock, Herts. Jul 13-15.
Sundown Festival £110
Craig David and Pendulum headline this end-of-summer blowout with big names, multiple stages and a new, hidden area in nearby woods for 2017. Near Norwich, Norfolk. Sep 1-3.
Farmfest
Leopallooza £110
Top indie acts, handmade wooden stages, hay bales and a healthy smattering of regional Cornish bands attract a young crowd. Near Bude, Cornwall. Jul 28-30.
Lee Fest £114
This non-profit, immersive festival has built a loyal following since its backgarden beginnings, thanks to fantastical themes and seriously strong line-ups. Near Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Aug 10-12.
Lee Fest
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