"I'd like to stay tonight", Napoleon (might have) said

We’d like to win this. Gorgeous countryside, tipis, and chance to dress up like Kate Moss in boho mode and eat gourmet food all day and night. It’s the Port Eliot Festival (23-25 July), offering an eclectic mix of authors, fashion designers and musicians, held in the grounds of a Cornish estate described by Napoleon as, ‘the ‘most beautiful in England’. Jarvis Cocker, Margaret Drabble and Grayson Perry feature in the impressively cool line-up, fuelled by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s mobile canteen and lulled by yoga from Denise Christian. There are acres for children to run around in, tipis to hide in, and the legendary House of Fairy Tales to get involved in. Here they can explore the world of myth and legend through play, with a programme of workshops and performances by characters appearing from a vast array of magical, surreal and mythical tales.

Whizz on over to our competition section by clicking here for your chance to win. The prize includes a ticket for an entire long weekend, arriving from 12am on Thursday 22 July. This means you’ll get access to the best camping spots and get into the festival mood while everyone else is still on the motorway.