Perhaps it is good that boutique hotels and pop-up camp grounds were not in existence during Woodstock and during the many years the Grateful Dead toured with a minor city of bedraggled hippies trailing behind them. Given the irreverent disposition of those in that supposed counter-culture crowd, such accommodations might have been torn to shreds.

Music festivals have come a long way since the days of dirty hippies wandering, acid-dazed, through festival grounds that resembled refugee camps more than anything actually festive.

With the advent of new start-ups such as BoutiqueCamping in England, one can attend their outdoor festival of choice posing as a care free hippie while living like a well pampered capitalist.

“BoutiqueCamping.net Ltd is a fresh, new production company set-up by the existing market leaders in providing alternative festival and campsite accommodation. Our aim is to provide a ‘one-stop-shop’ for both festival organisers and festival goers alike, supporting the whole process of bringing stunning and funky places to stay into your favourite festival fields across the land.
At BoutiqueCamping.net you’ll be able to browse the accommodation on offer and book your crash-pad all in one place, knowing that when you get to the festival our team will be expecting you at our on-site check-in and reception.

For 2007, many of our festival boutique camping villages will provide access to the best toilets and showers around, usually as an all inclusive provision.”
(Source:Springwise)

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