Don't worry about wellies and toilet queues … but you might want to brush up on your yoga at Britain’s most middle class festival.

Lucky attendees at this year’s Wilderness Festival only needed their best table manners and swimsuits for the four-day event at Cornbury Park in Oxfordshire.

Staged near Charlbury, this year’s eclectic schedule boasted ‘feasting seats and picnics’, art classes, a lakeside spa, sauna, wellbeing classes, alongside both paddleboarding and aerial yoga.

Meanwhile, a sumptuous so-called ‘long- table banquet’ was hosted by Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith, 85, featuring a menu including whipped goat’s cheese with roasted pickled tomatoes, as well as hot honey and toasted seed and apricot tart tatin with honey and thyme ice cream.

While organisers encouraged guests to ‘find their wild’, the middle-class mood appeared to be rather more tame and sedate – with television presenter Denise Van Outen, 51, and model Daisy Lowe, 36, among this year’s attendees.

The event, where adult camping tickets reportedly went for around £290, was presented by luxury car brand Audi, and promised a ‘weekend of boundless escapism, daring adventures, and pure joy’.

Celebs such as Ferne McCann, 34, were spotted at the festival, wearing a white mini dress featuring cut-out detailing around the hemline.

Opting for practicality, she paired her stylish garment with a some black leather boots which featured a silver buckle as she embraced the boho festival dress code.

Hannah Cooper and Joel Dommett looked chic as they stepped out in coordinated brown and white ensembles.

Caspar Lee cut a relaxed display as he attended the event in white trousers, which he paired with a white T-shirt.

The festival took place from July 31st to August 3rd and was presented by luxury car brand, Audi.

The event combines music, arts, wellbeing sessions, artisanship, late-night parties, outdoor activities and culinary experiences in the Oxfordshire countryside.

Since its inception in 2011, Wilderness has become a popular music festival and has been attended by stars including Sophie Turner and Florence Pugh.

It has been described as Britain's poshest festival as it has featured lavish amenities including yurts, mindfulness classes and champagne picnics over the years.