The two-day festival of music and family-friendly entertainment featured a line-up of top stars including The Vamps, Sam Ryder, Blue and Sophie Ellis-Bextor and drew thousands of people to the coastal village.
Among those rocking up was the Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Gerardien Mulvenna, who said: “I commend the organisers of Camp Dalfest for another hugely successful event. Thousands braved the ever-changing weather conditions to enjoy a fabulous weekend full of music and entertainment.”
In a statement, Mid and East Antrim Council added that a record crowd gathered over Saturday and Sunday at the venue.
Posting on social media afterwards, the delighted organisers of Camp Dalfest said: “Thank you to each and everyone of you for coming along this weekend and making this year’s festival the best ever.”
Here’s a further selection of photos to remind festival goers of their unique experience.
13. Festival Memories
The Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Gerardine Mulvenna, jamming with one of the festival acts at Glenarm Castle Estate. Photo by: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA Photo: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA
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The family-friendly event is supported by Mid and East Antrim Borough Council. Photo by: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA Photo: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA
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The Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Gerardine Mulvenna, mingling with festival goers at Glenarm Castle Estate. Photo by: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA Photo: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA
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A feast of entertainment was served up over two days at Camp Dalfest 2023 in Glenarm Castle Estate. Photo by: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA Photo: MCAULEY_MULTIMEDIA