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Camping Guide
Camping is where the festival magic really happens. Wake up to alpine sunrises, stumble back from the dancefloor under the stars, and keep the vibe rolling 24/7.
Camping
⛺ General Camping
Join our tent city for a fully immersive R&A experience. Choose from 1-Day, 2-Day, or 3-Day camping options.
You’ll have:
- Complete campsite access during festival hours
- 24-hour security
- A camp shop with phone charging
- Access to the river
- Hot showers + 24-hour food options
- Free drinking water
- Space to camp with your mates
👉 Note: Due to liquor licensing, no BYO alcohol is allowed.
Glamping Upgrades
Teepees
Your luxury home in the valley:
- Plush air mattress, duvets, crisp linen
- Side tables, carpeted floor, doormat, LED lighting
- Private premium shower + toilet facilities
- Sleeps up to four people
👉 One teepee upgrade per group (each person still needs a GA ticket + 3 or 2-Day Camping).
Bell Tents
Festival living, fuss-free:
- Deluxe air mattress, duvets + linen
- Side tables, carpeted floor, doormat, LED lighting
- Private premium shower + toilet facilities
- Sleeps up to 4 people
👉 One bell tent upgrade per group (each person still needs a GA ticket + 3 or 2-Day Camping).
Camping Add-Ons
🚐 Campervans
Roll into R&A with your home on four wheels.
- Dedicated campervan/motorhome section (rooftop tents OK, station wagons don’t count).
- Every camper needs their own camping add-on, plus one Campervan Upgrade ticket per van.
- Think of it as a ticket for your vehicle.
👉 Camper spots are limited - book early.
🎒 Pre-pitched Tents & Ultimate Festival Kit (UFK)
Skip the stress of pitching tents and lugging gear. With a UFK, everything’s ready when you arrive:
- 2-person Oz Trail pre-pitched tent
- 2 single airbeds
- 2 sleeping bags + pillows
- 2 camping chairs
👉 Just bring yourself - we’ll handle the setup.
Camping Checklist
Camping at R&A? Iconic move.
But let’s be real - a lot of you have never camped before. Don’t stress, we’ve got you. Here’s your no-BS guide to what you actually need to survive three days in the valley.