Camping FAQ’s

FREE FAMILY & GENERAL CAMPING – No bookings needed – arrive together, set up camp and enjoy the Muster!

There’s plenty of free general camping available when you arrive at the Muster! Camping is included in your General Admission ticket, and no pre-booking is required. Just bring your own camping gear and find a spot when you arrive.
Whether you’re bringing the caravan, setting up a camper trailer or rolling out your swag in the back of your ute, there’s a camping option for you!
FAMILY CAMPING
  • Caravans, camper trailers and other camping setups are welcome.
UTE PADDOCK CAMPING
  • Included in your General Admission ticket.
  • Utes only – no caravans, camper trailers or trucks permitted.
NON-UTE CAMPING
  • Available in the designated Ute Paddock camping area.
  • No caravans, camper trailers or trucks permitted.
CAMPING RULES
  • First in, best dressed! Camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • No saving spots for mates. If you want to camp together, you must arrive together.
  • Campsites cannot be reserved or held for people arriving later.
RESERVED CAMPING – WE ALSO HAVE RESERVED CAMPING AVAILABLE FOR A FEE UNTIL SOLD OUT

Reserved Camping allows you to:

  • Pre select your campsite
  • Arrive at your own leisure
  • Purchase multiple sites to guarantee you are next to your mates (depending on availability)
  • Camp in a prime position close to the Festival Arena

CLICK HERE to purchase camping!

NOTE: You can only purchase a reserved campsite if you have already purchased an adult ticket or purchasing an Adult ticket in the same transaction. You can buy your adult ticket and reserved campsite in the same transaction.

When purchasing your General Admission ticket, you will be asked to select which camping area you intend to stay in on arrival.

Don’t worry if your plans change! Your wristband gives you access to all General Free Camping areas, so you can choose a different area when you arrive. If you have purchased Reserved Camping, your wristband will also provide access to your reserved site.

If you would like to plan ahead, CLICK HERE to view our Site Map and familiarise yourself with the available camping areas.

Upon arrival, our friendly volunteers will help to direct you to your preferred camping area.

The Accessible camping areas are reserved camping areas.

If you would like to camp in the accessible camping area, you will need to complete the accessible camping submission form on our website, You amust fill out an accessible camping registration HERE.

The accessible camping areas have limited sites, so please make sure if you require this area, that you complete the form in advance. 

Yes, you can purchase more than one Reserved Camping site.

Please ensure you only purchase the number of sites you require so other campers have the opportunity to secure a site.

All vehicles and camping equipment must fit within your allocated site/s for the entire duration of the festival. Any additional vehicles must be parked in the designated day parking.

  • Wheat Fields and Redgum Reserve– Only 1 (one) Ute is allowed per site.  STRICTLY NO sedans, wagons, caravans, camper trailers, motorbikes, motorised/electric scooters, e-bikes or trucks permitted.
  • Peppin Paddock, Rice Paddy, Stockyards, Sheep Run, Oat Central, Edward River Flat, Top Paddock, West Bend, The Pit, Drovers Run and Back Paddock, Blueys Off Site camping – One vehicle and one trailer or caravan per reserved site. Strictly no motorbikes, motorised/electric scooters, e-bikes or trucks permitted.

All reserved camping sites are strictly 1 vehicle per reserved camp site.

Once you have purchased your Reserved Camping site, your campsite pack will be sent to you via Registered Post from the end of June 2027.

Your pack will include a Reserved Camping vehicle sticker displaying your allocated camping area and site number.

Your vehicle sticker MUST be clearly displayed on the front windscreen of your vehicle to allow access to your Reserved Camping area upon arrival.

No, once you have selected your campsite you cannot change it.

Yes! All camping areas will open to patrons from 8:00am on Thursday 28th September.

For 2027, Wednesday Early Camping is available to Family Reserved Camping patrons only, until SOLD OUT.

If you missed out on purchasing Wednesday Early Camping when booking your Reserved Camping site, or have since changed your mind and would like to purchase a pass, please contact Oztix directly:

Email:info@oztix.com.au
Phone: 1300 762 545

BLUEYS OFF SITE RESERVED CAMPING is open from Monday 25th September at 9am.

Yes, they are! So get in quick!

Once reserved sites are sold out, no more will be released.

Unfortunately, as outlined in our Ticketing Terms and Conditions, all ticket sales are final and we do not offer refunds.

We do not encourage the resale of tickets and accept no responsibility for tickets that are on-sold privately.

If you choose to sell or transfer your ticket, you must contact our ticketing agent, Oztix, to arrange for the ticket holder’s details to be updated.

Email:info@oztix.com.au
Phone: 1300 762 545

If you have already received your physical Reserved Camping vehicle sticker and/or wristband, it is your responsibility to pass these items on to the new purchaser.

IMPORTANT: Physical vehicle stickers and wristbands will NOT be replaced at the gate if they are not handed over to the new ticket holder. Please ensure all relevant items are transferred before the event.

Gas bottles are NOT permitted in the Ute Paddock or Reserved Ute Paddock.

Gas bottles are permitted in the General Free Family Camping and Reserved Family camping areas, provided they are in good condition, safe to use and comply with the relevant Australian Standards and regulations.

All gas bottles must:

  • Be in good, serviceable condition.

  • Be free from leaks, damage or defects.

  • Have no tape, makeshift repairs or modifications.

  • Have compliant fittings, valves and connections.

Any gas bottle deemed unsafe, damaged, leaking or non-compliant may be refused entry or confiscated by event security or event officials.

The safety of all patrons is our priority