End of the Road festival

One of the Best Places To Visits in Tollard Royal Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The best for new and upcoming artists, with an eclectic range of genres and top quality musicians. All set in beautiful surroundings with wandering peacocks and gardens. absolutely incredible festival. for all ages - arts and crafts for adults and kids during the day as well as live music until the early hours of the morning. everyone is super respectful of noise levels, belongings etc. beautiful art installations and fun activities too. An amazing for all the family. weekend to hand out and see the bands. The toilets we clean and the camping area was well organised. They have thought of everything. Do get there early so you have all the time to eat the food and set up at a good spot. Lots for the kids to do as well. Gets better every year. First time I've been to this festival, but can honestly say it's been one of the very best. The lovely weather helped, but so did the beautiful setting, well organised campsite, friendly vibe, good toilets and showers and music OK, so being a fairly small festival, it is a little lacking in big name acts, but that's a good thing. I saw loads of stuff, and 'discovered' some amazing bands and singers that I'd never heard of before. Not to mention the line up of excellent comedians and other acts and loads of other brilliant stuff to watch and do (not least the awesome silent disco and the brilliant Robin Ince). It's also one of the friendliest festivals I've been too. Sitting round the camp fire late at night, never failed to find someone to chat with. The typical End Of The Road goer is maybe a little older than some festivals. There are still plenty of youngsters, but I'd guess the average age must be at least 30 if not a little higher. Oh, and mustn't forget the food, some and very varied stalls serving delicious food, and for a festival, quite reasonably priced. Highly recommended. Definitely EOTR is a way to round off your season! festival. Class acts and friendly people. Not too big and a lovely setting. Been 8 times now and never disappoints. The best I have ever been to. This was my 2nd attending and absolutely blew my mind all over again. I have done 9 festivals this and this just tops all of them by a country mile! It is the most magical place on earth, the people it attracts, the staff that help keep everything running smoothly and the carefully curated line are are all absolutely stunning and I have never felt so safe in a space at night - particularly as a woman. There is ALWAYS something to do at all hours of the day or night, yet the campsite is still very quiet and peaceful at night time. There’s also such a broad variety of people and ages, from families with young babies to groups of older generations. So inclusive and I love it! Couldn’t recommend more to anyone as long as you like festivals :) It rained. That's not their fault. Wasn't many places to shelter though and the kids trolleys weren't allowed in the tents when it hammered it down. I mean I get it, but it's meant to be kid friendly. Also line up previous was amazing. The I went felt a bit budget and there were quite a few key cancelations. I'll probably try and go again, but if the experience was similar I'd never go again little festival. Loads for the kids to do and a selection of beers on tap or in cask. Also the music lineup is really well curated with a wide range of genres covered but all acts of the highest calibre. The crowd tends towards families and the older generations, which is for those with kids. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.