to the youngest of bon viveurs. If camping is involved, that’s another great family bonding experience. If you’re a festival novice, many events offer single-day entrance to give you a taste. The ideal is sunny days and balmy evenings. The reality often involves

, with their crochet neck detailing on vest tops and Kik-Kid with their use of bright vintage prints and knee high socks.The displays in the press office were also very fun; with toy stuffed animal heads popping out of bird print wallpapered walls and a camping scene

are older), but book the Loews Miami Beach Hotel with its special Kids Camp for children aged four to 12. Price from £1,737 for a week for a family of four.For Hawaiian beach bliss, Kapalua Beach in Maui is a gem of beautiful golden sands, bounded by swaying

exit gives us enough security to let go of pent-up feelings.”Secret hideaways can come in all shapes and sizes. You can create a simple indoor den, with sheets strewn across the sofa and an armchair or a simple makeshift outdoor camp. There are also

. What it costs  £160 for adult weekend camping; 13–16 years £90; two under-12s free per adult. Extend your stay After the excess, perhaps a little rehab at the Priory? Well, the Priory Inn at nearby Tetbury offers a very relaxed and family-friendly vibe and great

’ camping, either in intimate woodland glades or in adjacent fields overlooking the gorgeous moorlands.What does it cost £80 for adults; £35 for children; under-threes free.Extend your stay Stay at Rowan House, a four-star holiday cottage in the heart

and talks, and a dedicated children’s zone, or take in a movie at the Mark Kermode Film Club. Dance and music classes and a Youth Zone for teens aged 11–17 years.Where to stay Pitch your own or go for the “comfy camping” option at Wigwam Sam’s majestic tipi

with a good dose of humour, and the happy conclusion of daddy watching the footie while having his nails painted is sure to raise a wry smile in both male and female camps – even if it’s a little far from the truth chez Lees. “A more accurate picture

in a singalong in the cowboy camp, learn about the traditions of Native America or blaze a trail through the maze. Now where’s that Woody outfit and stetson?Cost £9.95 (adults and children), £3.45 (under-threes), under-ones are free.Eureka!, Discovery

THE FESTIVAL SEASON is well and truly upon us. You may have got your rocks off with Primal Scream at Camp Bestival while your kids enjoyed the delights of The Zingzillas (who've been doing the rock circuit from Legoland and Glastonbury