Camping trolleys come in different sizes, as we have already seen but this doesn’t determine how much they are able to comfortably carry in terms of weight. It is essential to look at the loading capacity of the trolley because if you try to overload it then the result will be you standing in the middle of a field with a broken trolley. Nobody wants that! You could save some money with a two-wheeled trolley, or a fabric-lined trolley, but I wouldn’t recommend anything but a metal trolley for carrying heavy loads or going long distances. So they won’t do for Glastonbury, where you could be queuing for hours and walking a couple miles to your car. You’ll really want to bring everything in, and out again, in as few trips as possible so go for a full metal trolley at the bigger festivals. Take care of yourself. When you're at a festival, it's easy to feel a little less inhibited than you would normally. It's also easy to be more distracted and not be as aware as you might otherwise be. You're there to enjoy yourself and relax of course but take care of yourself and don't put your self situations where you risk your personal safety. Top festival tip: Try to pitch your tent further away from any paths for a quieter night’s sleep. 4. Folding trolley As well as having respect for your environment, respect for others is also important. There's a lot of people gathering in one area at a festival. It can be challenging at times but if we all approach each other with respect it results in a mouth more harmonious experience for everyone. Everyone ultimately wants the same thing and that's to have a good time and enjoy themselves.

The trolley is easy to manoeuvre thanks to the castor-style 360-degree swivel front wheels, which also feature a safety brake. The trolley bed is made of 600D Oxford fabric and PVC, is easy to remove and clean, and is durable and tear-resistant. This type of trolley is often sold as an Aldi/Lidl festival trolley special during the summer months, which probably explains their popularity. It’s pretty much the only time you’ll see festival trolleys of any kind sold in a supermarket.

If you’re not carrying much stuff, or if you know you’ll be able to park really close to your tent, you might not need such a heavy-duty trolley. div>