Goofs

Miss Haggard's blue towel "turban" disappears and reappears between shots when Babs' bra comes off.

When Sid and Bernie go to the department store, the lady in the white trousers has already gone past them, but when they get out of their car, she walks past them again.

When Charlie Muggins is pulled into the tent, in the exterior shot he is entering through the flap with the window, and in the interior shot, the flap without the window.

Charles Hawtrey is in a blue sleeping bag in the tent with Terry Scott and Betty Marsden but in the morning it's a floral one.

Charlie Muggins is left in the field sleeping in a brown-patterned sleeping bag by the Potters. The next time we see him sleeping with the Potters again at the camp site he is back sleeping in the original blue bag and the brown one is nowhere to be seen (or, rather, the brown one is seen everywhere else - it appears in all sorts of different places around the campsite throughout the film).

Bulls don't actually charge when they see red. They're colour-blind and are provoked by movement, so the bull should not have started charging until Harriet gets up and starts running towards the gate.

The sign for the "all night rave" states that it's taking place on Saturday 10th August. Saturday the 10th August took place in 1968 and the events in this film clearly take place in 1969 based on Sid's "Miss throw up 1969" line. Therefore 10th August 1969 took place on a Sunday and it seems that the filmmakers forgot to amend the sign to match continuity with the release of the film and the events taking place in 1969 as opposed to 1968. Filmmaking took place in 1968 which is how this error has occurred.

Set in the summer, but filmed in November, breath condensation is visible from the actor's mouths in various scenes, such was when the Potters arrive at the camping and when Sid and Bernie leave their tent to go to the bathhouse.

When Matron forces Babs to leave the shower, the girl in the next shower booth is not naked and is clearly wearing a blue costume.

When Mr. Potter turns off the lamp in the tent, it's obviously not lit in the first place.

Babs's bra falls off in a downwards direction, but it still manages to hit Doctor Soaper in the face.

When Mr Muggins, and Mr and Mrs Potter struggle to get undressed in the tent, the ridge pole of the tent collapses behind Mr Muggins, but the tent stays upright and in later shots the pole has been reassembled.

When Sid is trying to talk to Babs through the wall in the shower block, he tells Bernie he can hear her, what is actually heard is Babs saying, "Sorry for bursting in on you last night, sir," to Dr Soaper from the hostel scene earlier in the film.

Set in the summer, but filmed in November, Peter Potter's breath condensation is visible when he is being attacked by a bull, and also from his wife Harriet in the scene directly following.

Reflection of Boom microphone in car window when Sid and Bernie walk towards the car carrying their luggage as they are about to leave on their holidays.

In the opening cinema scene the naturists are described as playing tennis, while they are in fact using a badminton net.

When Sid & Bernie arrive at the camp, the owner introduces himself as Joshua Fiddler. Later, when he tells the Potters that he's increased his prices, he's stood in front of a sign that says "A FIDDLER".