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A packed crowd with luggage, cool boxes, parasols and Swiss flags in front of the tents

Camping

Pitch the tent, fill the cool box, meet the neighbours. Everything you need to know about the campsite and the camper area.

Photo: Nico Favero

The campsite

Access only with a festival pass or a day ticket including camping.

Camping is allowed, and encouraged, on the designated field. Entry to the campsite is checked.

Campsite opens

Thursday14:00

As of 2026, 2027 times to follow

  • A day ticket including camping is valid until 12:00 the following day.
  • Motorhomes have no access to the campsite.
  • Sleeping in the car park is not allowed.
  • Camping shop

    A small shop on site where you can stock up on the essentials.

  • Showers

    Shower cabins are available on the campsite.

  • Leave it clean

    Take your tent home after the festival and keep the site clean. Waste stations are provided for disposal.

  • Liability

    No liability is accepted for damage, injury or theft on the campsite.

Crowd with luggage in front of the campsite, tents and parasols behind
Three campers waving happily behind their tents
Two friends laughing as they walk down a row of tents
A camper grinning between gazebos and camping chairs

Photos: Nico Favero, Darwin Hansen, Kajetan Sumila

Camper area

Campers have a separate area, about 5 minutes' walk from the festival site. Camper tickets are limited.

Maximum length

8 m

A converted van counts as a camper too.

Ticket
The camper ticket covers the vehicle. Everyone who sleeps in it also needs a camping ticket.
Walk
About 5 minutes to the festival site
Hook-ups
No water, no electricity
Facilities
You can use the sanitary facilities on site
Rules
Same as on the campsite, see below

Camping only with a valid ticket. Anyone sleeping without a ticket or in the car park is committing an offence.

Allowed and not allowed

So everyone can camp in peace: this is what you can bring onto the campsite, and what stays at home.

Allowed

  • Cool boxes
  • Portable speakers up to 30 cm
  • Parasols
  • Small instruments
  • Small, non-professional pocket and digital cameras
  • Cans, PET bottles and cartons

3 litres

Alcohol per person, once

In cans, PET bottles or cartons. Soft drinks in unopened bottles are not limited.

Not allowed

Fire and barbecues

  • Lighting fires, fire pits
  • Electric, gas and charcoal grills, camping stoves of any kind
  • Gas bottles and dry ice
  • Flares, including Bengal flares, fireworks, rockets and firework batteries
  • Sky lanterns
  • Huts with a chimney, shelter or fireplace

Glass and hazards

  • Glass of any kind, except toiletries
  • Weapons of any kind and dangerous objects such as knives, explosives or catapults
  • Chemicals
  • Spades, pickaxes and tools
  • Laser pointers

Tech and recording

  • Drones, with or without a permit
  • Photo, film and video cameras with interchangeable lenses
  • Audio recording and playback devices with speakers
  • Selfie sticks of any size
  • Generators

Furniture and other

  • Furniture of any kind, except lightweight camping furniture
  • Vehicles
  • Camping in the car park

Never just throw away cigarette ends: fires are banned on the campsite.

A camper waving a red Relevatez flag in front of a container

Photo: Darwin Hansen

2027 prices

Camping tickets are sold online via Beyond Tickets. The early bird presale for 2027 is live.

Camping weekend
CHF42.15
Camping one day
CHF21.60
Get tickets

Early bird 2027, incl. fees, as of 29 Sep 2026

There is a limited number of camper tickets, one per vehicle and on top of the camping ticket.

Parking and shuttle tickets are covered under getting there. Getting there

Keep planning

Presale is live: Thu 22 to Sat 24 July 2027 in Ohmstal.

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