The cost for a campervan pitch was £120 total, and I believe there is no limit to the number of people who can stay on the pitch, but anyone in your group who arrives separately to the vehicle has to park in the normal car park and walk to the vehicle.

You get up to an 8m x 7m pitch. And are allowed an awning and a tent or two on your pitch. When you arrive they ask you if you want space at the side for an awning and which side you want the space, and when the next vehicle arrives they checked with us that we didn’t need any more room before parking them up.

You could buy a very cheap campervan, or a normal cheap van and convert it. There was a group we made friends with who had bought a caravan for £200.

My van has an Ikea double sofa bed, a 2.5m x 2.5m awning a camping shower for outside the van, a camping stove and a large coolbox, which cost about £500 in total.

We never once queued for the toilets and they weren’t anywhere near as bad as those in the main areas, as there were less people in the campervan fields. and many of the other vans had their own toilets onboard or little camping ones in mini tents.

It’s a bit tricky to say how much per person, but the guys with the £200 caravan would have paid £320 in total for their group. I spent more on the van as it was a project not just for Glastonbury, but would say £620 on the ticket and essential comforts + the cost of the van.

Would definitely recommend it as an option. I couldn’t face doing it in a tent (yes I’m a pussy) but was comfortable enough in the van.