Swingers at Europe’s biggest sex festival in quiet Worcester village set up next to field of Scouts

SWINGERS at Europe’s biggest sex festival are romping 200 yards from a field full of Scouts.

The jamboree for kids as young as six is separated by a single-track road from 700 wife-swappers at the Swingfields Aurora event.

Randy revellers — some already stripped bare yesterday — are camping out at a sprawling site which includes stalls selling sex toys, an orgy marquee and glamping bell tents.

They are being offered activities including jelly wrestling and adult-themed tugs of war.

On arrival, swingers were handed a “s**g pack” including lube and condoms.

Coloured wristbands advised if guests were up for “hot wife” - women having casual sex with other men — “full swap” — both partners wanting romps — or “soft swap”, where a partner was open to a sex act with a stranger.

Guests were promised fetish demonstrations and workshops in disciplines including flogging and burlesque.

Tickets for the sex marathon cost up to £250 for couples.

Swingers could pay up to £415 for a luxury glamping option.

Single women must cough up £70 for the weekend, with single men charged double.

TOO CLOSE

But across a field, Hereford and Worcester Scouts were taking part in the ShireJam 2019 camp at the Three Counties Showground.

The gathering — for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and young leaders — offered a never-to-be-forgotten experience “for years to come”.

Youngsters — used to the traditional chant of “dyb, dyb, dyb, dob, dob, dob” — were looking forward to adventures from abseiling to archery, go karts to high ropes.

But the camp is within sight and sound of Swingfields.

An Aurora insider said last night: “Parents allowing their cherubs away for an innocent weekend of earnest pursuits will have no idea what is actually going on around here.

“It’s embarrassing and awkward for everyone concerned.”

Aurora organisers would not reveal the location of the festival in the Malvern hills, Worcs, until 48 hours before.

The arrival of the swingers caused a stir among locals.

Marjorie Stapleton, 87, said: “It’s not quite Malvern is it?”

But organisers hit back. Deb Harrison said: “We have moved on from keys in a bowl.”

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