Pamplona, Spain 
- Experience one of Spain's biggest fiestas
- 2 nights accommodation in twin tent
- Mattress and sleeping bags
- Free entrance to Stoke’s festival ‘Stoked in the Park’ (when booking overnight accommodation)
- Unlimited booze at the Stoke campsite for €10 per day
- Breakfast and dinner each day
What's Included
What's excluded
Transport to and from the campsite - bull run is not included in the price. There will be shuttle buses will be running frequently all day.
Why do we love this
We love that you get the chance to witness the epic Pamplona bull run in the flesh! And following it up with a party in the park is pretty cool too.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Get ready to experience Spain's epic festival, San Fermin, aka the bull run! It's one of Spain's biggest street festivals and it's a city-wide sangria-soaked street party, featuring live music, DJs, fireworks, food and plenty of good times.
The bull run itself is on many people’s bucket list, and for most its a must do in Spain. But it's not for everyone! The bulls are big, their horns are sharp and the streets are narrow. In a panic to avoid the bulls, your fellow runners will elbow you and run over the top of you. Chances are you’ll emerge from the bull run with a bruise or scratch! And there’s always the chance that something can really go wrong… which is what makes it so exhilarating!
If the bull run isn't for you, however, rest assured there'll be plenty of other fun times to be had. The run is just five minutes of each festival day and for the other 23 hours and 55 minutes, when the bulls aren’t running the city is raging! This Pamplona party is for absolutely everybody. Street parties, clubs, bars and all kinds of restaurants seem to never stop. There are live bands and DJs in every city square, park and plaza. At night the fireworks go off, and you’ll be celebrating even more!
Your Stoke campsite will keep the festivities going strong, with miniature music and cultural festival 'Stoked in the Park - Pamplona' treating you to live band performances, DJs, entertainment, food trucks, wine tasting and cooking classes. Awesome!
About the festival
The Running of the Bulls festival officially starts on July 6 and runs through until July 15. There are daily bull runs and nightly street parties. Join Stoke anytime between July 4 - 15, (2-night min). Camping accommodation in a pre-erected, twin share tent with mattress and sleeping bag is included. You'll also get a free breakfast and dinner each day!
You'll have access to the campsite bar serving unlimited beer and sangria for €10 a day. Entry to Stoked in the Park (7 - 8 July) is also included.
Key dates (keep these in mind when choosing your starting date!)
July 4- Stoke campsite opens
July 6- San Fermin/Running of the Bulls Opening Ceremony
Head into Pamplona to the pop-up Stoke Bar in the park where for €10 a day, unlimited beer and sangria is served!
Make your way into town by 12.00 pm for El Chupinazo - the Rocket Marking. This marks the start of the fiestas. In honour of the patron saint of Pamplona, a rocket is fired and revellers gather in front of the Town Hall to watch the action. This marks the official start of the San Fermin fiesta and afterwards, its time for the water and wine fight to begin!
Dance with the wine-soaked crowd to traditional Spanish brass bands partying in the streets until you need to refill your glass.
July 7 - First Bull run
It's an early wake up at around 5.00 am today. The runners need to head into town for the first bull run at 7.30am. It's a good idea to get there extra early, especially for the first day. Campsite buses will take you into town for €5 and your guides will direct you to the bull run. if you'd rather watch, head to Plaza de Toro.
July 7-14 - Daily bull runs
July 8-9 - 'Stoked in the Park'
This is when the music and cultural event takes place at the campsite. With live bands, DJs. cooking classes, art and entertainment, you won't be bored!
July 14 - San Fermin/Running of the Bulls Closing Ceremony
Celebrate the end of San Fermin with spectacular fireworks displays. Thousands of people watch them from the grass of the citadel and afterwards you can take to the streets for one last Spanish style fiesta.
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