Nope, Cabincon is one-day only with no overnight accommodation. You're welcome to stay in Scarborough (I mean, of course you are - I can't exactly kick you out at the end), but it won't be part of the event!

We would really rather you did, yes, but if you turn up on the day it won't be the end of the world.

No! Absolutely not! You don't need a fursuit or a fursona or anything to attend - all we ask is that you're 18+ (due to the presence of alcohol) and contribute towards the cost of the chalet hire. Most furries don't have fursuits, and we'd love to see you there, suit or not!

If you do plan on bringing your fursuit, we'll have a private area for changing (likely the upstairs of one of the cabins) and secure storage of your stuff. Cabins will be locked when nobody is in them. There will likely be a (weather-dependent) fursuit stroll along the promenade for all who want to join in. There's a beach shower around the corner from the chalets, however bear in mind this is unheated, public and outdoor, so on your head be it if you decide to shower. If you'd like to pay a bit, an indoor, heated shower is available in the toilet block.

The beach has toilets, these may cost money to use (it seems to be a crapshoot if the barriers are working on any given day). There's *cough* ways around this which may or may not have been passed onto us by the chalet owner. If you have a RADAR key there's an accessible loo too.

That's Sir Reginald Pisslegs - a dead crab who graced Cabincon '17 with his presence, and his descendants Sir Reginald Pisslegs II, III and IV who were visited upon us at Cabincon '18, '19 and '22. It is traditional to raise a glass to the memory of Sirs Reginald, and locate a worthy successor. Could there be a Sir Reginald Pisslegs V?

"Crunting" is a portmanteau of "crab" and "hunting". You are welcome to join in on the multiple crunting expeditions which will no doubt occur throughout the day. If the crab is alive, please don't actually take, kill or hurt it, and return it to the pool in which it was found.

No that's Furcation.

dastardly plot

The £10 donation helps to cover chalet hire, food and administration, such as printing the badges. Once we've hit the amount required to cover chalet hire, we'll buy a load of food with the overage and put some stuff towards next year's event.

We can't stop you! The water is quite chilly though, as it's the North Sea in July, and we'd strongly recommend swimming when there are lifeguards on duty and between the marked flags. You're welcome to use the cabins to change, however we ask that you take care not to get any fursuits wet.

They cost 40p but they're actually quite nice. There's an accessible loo which takes a RADAR key if you have one.

Amazingly yes, there actually are showers. There's a cold-water beach shower on the promenade itself and there's warm water proper showers in the toilet block, if you're feeling particularly stinky after fursuiting.