A weekend of fires, partying, nature, good food and socialist education. The camp will be fully outdoors, sleeping in tents. We will have access to hot water, proper showers in a well-lit modern shower block, and proper toilets.
Scroll down to the bottom of this page to purchase a ticket. Early Bird tickets are £52, £28 and £21. Solidarity tickets £100.
Sessions: We will have a range of political discussions and workshops, including: What's the deal with Eels? • Socialist Feminist Reading Group • A history of British Trotskyism • Anti-cuts and Anti-Fees in higher education • Class struggle in a heating world • Fighting the far right • A century of betrayal: the crimes of the trade union bureaucracy • Is Labour finished? • Organising at work
The site and activities: we will be camping in a large field set amid woodland with a modern shower block, a large fire pit, friendly horses in the next field, and wild swimming spots nearby. We will be enjoying good food — included in the ticket prices — with vegetarian and vegan options and accommodation for any special dietary requirements on request, and running a bar in the evening.
Activities during the camp include: wild swimming • hikes in the surrounding hills and woods • trips to local sights, including the nearby stately home • football, frisbee & rounders • board games • campfire singing • a socialist pub quiz • lots more
Families: We run structured activities for children of all ages and do what we can to make the camp family-friendly. Reviews from younger participants are always good. If you want more information about activities for children or what the camp is like for families, get in touch.
Travel: Workers' Liberty's Socialist Summer Camp will be about 7 miles, or 20 minutes’ drive, from Haslemere train station. From Friday afternoon we will be offering lifts to and from the station – call or email ahead to let us know when you are arriving. We aim to offer everyone a lift, but if for some reason no lifts are running when you arrive, or if there is an emergency, consult this list of local taxi firms. For transport and accessibility information get in touch.
What to bring:
• a knife, fork, spoon, bowl and mug
• a wash kit and towel
• a tent, roll mat and sleeping bag
• outdoors clothes – the weather forecast is good, but take warm and waterproof clothing!
If you can’t lay your hands on a tent or sleeping bag, let us know and we should be able to lend you one.
You may also want to bring:
• swimming gear, walking shoes
• musical instruments
• footballs, frisbees, playing cards, board games
TICKETS
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