GET your tickets for the KaliCamp Family Wellbeing Festival on the 12th and 13th of September in Lower Whatley. With lots of activities to keep everyone entertained, including yoga, tai chi, mud sliding, kids yoga and superfood workshops, it’s set to be a great weekend of family fun.
The festival offers a wide range of activities for adults and children and organisers promise it will be ‘a mindful, fun loving weekend’.
Activities available at the festival will include Restorative Yin Yoga, superfood workshops and archery. And for the little ones, pizza cooking, face painting, circus skills and lots more. There will also be spa therapies to help you relax including Shaiatsu, Lomi Lomi, baby massage and face reflexology.
Although the weekend is designed to be a retreat from the madding crowd, the organisers believe a little bit of what you like is good for you so there will be a vintage clothing stall, a retro coffee van and a champagne bar.
The ticket price includes camping, entry to all the group activity workshops (yoga, ch’i kung etc), all children’s activities and entertainment. It also includes a healthy breakfast on Sunday morning and free car parking.
Tickets are priced at £125 for adults (age 17+ years); a student ticket is priced at £115; an accompanied teenager (age 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £90. Children under 12 years can attend free of charge, but they still require a ticket. A camper van is priced at £25 (maximum length 5 metres and you must remove your waste from the site).
Find out more at www.kalicamp.co.uk or call 01373 812525.
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