5. Hop Farm Festival - Kent
Hop Farm festival has always been a personal favourite of mine seeing it progress over the years. The relatively small festival has always put on big acts - acts which you would often find at no other festival, at least not for decades. 2012 saw headliners, Peter Gabriel, Bob Dylan and Suede. 2011 saw Eagles, Morrissey and Prince and so forth. I'm sure you get the idea. All big names to which a big-named festival such as Download/ Reading or T In The Park just would not suit them. Often a classic vibe with atmosphere and line-up, you would not be disappointed if you have an overall taste in music, rather than those which mainly focus in one genre, which can easily get tiresome. Even though previous years lineup dominate this years acts announced so far including headliners My Bloody Valentine and Rodriguez, I can be positive that you will still get that summer festival feel. At £135 per weekend camping ticket, its price which also can't be beat.