Join us at 3 Wishes Fairy Festival

Stay in the magical Glamping Fairy Village at 3 Wishes Fairy Festival, the Grassroots Festival Award winner in the prestigious UK Festival Awards! Enjoy 3 enchanting days and nights, with mermaids, fairies, unicorns and live music stages at this family friendly fairy extravaganza in magical Cornwall, near the Devon border.

Accommodation is on sale now at Early Bird prices!

Check in from Thursday 15th June. Check out by 10am Monday 19th June.

Podpads will be pre-pitched in a bespoke boutique camping area with a reception service staffed by our friendly team who will be there to welcome you when you arrive. In the Podpads area you will find:

Reception tent.
Free phone charging station.
Toilets and showers.

All guests staying with Podpads will also need to buy full festival tickets.

If you are driving to the festival please ensure you have the correct vehicle pass.

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Basic Bellepad

Sleeps up to 6

Stay under canvas in a beautiful bell tent, supplied with groundsheet and carpet but no beds.

From £250.00

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Standard Bellepad

Sleeps up to 6

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Stay under canvas in a beautiful bell tent, supplied with groundsheet, carpets, camp beds and fitted sheets.

From £275.00

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Deluxe Bellepad

Sleeps up to 4

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Stay under canvas in a beautiful canvas bell tent. Wooden beds, foam mattresses, electricity, lights,...

From £510.00

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Don't take our word for it, see what our guests say about Podpads

“Extra comfort and loved not having to pitch a tent on my own as a lone parent.!”
— KH
“Free tea and coffee was a life saver the morning after the night before!!”
— VW
“Loved the shelf and thecoffee cups. Also the socket for phone charging. The bed was quite comfortable too.”
— DF
“Absolutely loved it.....brilliant in every way.....great facilities and staff!!!”
— DH
“We didn't want to waste time with setting up a tent and having to take it back down again!”
— SF
“We chose Podpads to give us more of a enjoyable experience without the hassle of tents etc, plus the fact toilets and showers were separate to the majority of other festival goers.”
— PA