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All weekend festival tickets allow access to the standard camping and family camping. We also offer a variety of boutique camping options and live-in campsite facilities. These do not include festival tickets so make sure to purchase a standard weekend festival ticket in addition to your camping.
Guests can access the campsites as soon as the festival gates are open at 12:00.
Festival ticket holders are welcome to organise off site accommodation for themselves and access the festival site on a daily basis between 10:00 – 21:30, except on Thursday where they will be able to access the site from 12:00.
Minimising the environmental impact of We Out Here is a core focus for the whole team. Please help us keep the land beautiful and this event sustainable by leaving no trace.
The General and Family campsites are side-by-side and just a short walk from the public car park and arena (depending on where you’re camped 5 – 20 minutes).
The family campsite is suggested as a more child-friendly space, however there are no facilities or parking specific to this campsite.
The Live-in campsite is close by General and Family and also only a short walk to the arena. The Live-in campsite is open to powered vehicles or towed trailers with obvious sleeping facilities that require no further infrastructure to be used for the purpose of sleeping (eg. tent). Cars/trucks may be used as towing vehicles, but are not permitted as stand alone ‘live-ins”.
Facilities for these campsites are shared and will include:
Whether you’re staying in general, family, boutique, live-in or accessible camping, there are a few rules that we ask you to respect to ensure the campsites are a safe and welcoming home for everyone.
We’ve suggested some top tips below to help you and your fellow campers look after yourselves and your belongings:
If you are concerned about anything, witness, or are victim to a crime or antisocial behaviour, it is important that you report it immediately to festival staff or security. They are there to help. The more information you can give us, the better chance we have of coordinating an efficient and effective response.
In addition to the standard campsite rules and top tips, the below are specific to the live-in campsite:
Showers and toilets
Complimentary phone charging facilities
Security and wristbanded access
Pamper Tent with hairdryers and straighteners