The Lost Village festival, held in Lincolnshire, is being referred to by some insiders as the “Wilderness of the north” due to its extensive range of banquet feasts and mindfulness experiences. While it does not offer a nanny service like Wilderness, the event's luxury offerings extend beyond the music.
Attendees can enjoy elaborate meals, with chefs like Lee Tiernan (Black Axe Mangal) and Indian restaurant BiBi serving multi-course banquets. These feasts, costing around £90 per person per sitting, have featured dishes such as grilled pork neck, octopus with sweet Sichuan vinaigrette, and slow-cooked Cornish lamb.
The festival, located near Lincoln, draws a varied crowd from both northern and southern England. Some guests opt for posh yurt accommodation, which can cost over a thousand pounds and includes access to warm showers and pamper rooms.