On-site Tent Motel (Tent City)
Erected tents and beds are available for hire on site at the festival. Purchase your Festival tickets with camping here first and then purchase your tent hire by contacting our various partners directly. You will find their details on our accommodation page here. These options are operated by a private companies so bookings cannot be made through our office. Please remember that you must purchase a Festival ticket with camping & vehicle pass in addition to booking your accommodation directly.
Off-site Eco Accomodation
Would you like another option of accommodation for the Festival? Why not have a look at what our neighbours at Adventure Alternatives have to offer? Purchase your Festival tickets without camping here first then book one of the Eco Tabins (Tent/Cabin) by filling in your Expression of Interest on their website.
Please note that a camping ticket is not required for this option.
Things to consider when preparing to camp at the festival:
Facilities
While we continue to improve the facilities please remember that our camping grounds are used only a few times a year. Toilet and shower facilities are adequately basic. Peak times for shower queues are in the mornings and later afternoons so please avoid these times if you don’t want to wait.
Campgrounds
Because of limited use it is not possible for us to provide perfectly level camp sites with well manicured lawns. Several thousand trees have been planted in the camping grounds over the last five years but they are mostly too small to provide good shade just yet.
Weather
The festival is conducted in the full glory of summer. Our weather can range from very hot and dusty days through to impressive summer thunderstorms, and it gets pretty chilly if you’re still wandering about enjoying the Chai Tent at four in the morning. Campers should prepare for any eventuality.
Your campsite
Remember that you are creating a temporary home at your camp. It may be a day retreat from the festivities as well as a place to crash at the end of the day so please make sure you are comfortable and consider your camping gear carefully.
Water
The festival’s reticulated water supply comes from our own dam via an on-site water treatment plant. The festival site water catchment is a well-protected native vegetation area. Treatment includes flocculation filtration and disinfection. Our potable water exceeds Australian Drinking Water guidelines. Woodfordia staff and Qld Government inspectors monitor a range of indicators to ensure the water supply is safe.
We have introduced a number of water-saving initiatives, including pressure-reduction valves, spring-loaded taps, low-flow shower heads and dual-flush cisterns. We appreciate your assistance in helping us manage and maintain a self-sufficient water supply.
The protection and rehabilitation of the waterways on the festival site is a priority. We ask that patrons be aware of signed ‘storm water quality protection zones’ in camping areas – please do not enter these zones.
There will be information posted around the campground and the camp warden’s office will be open until late for any queries.
Suggestions for a comfortable campsite:
Consider the water course
When choosing a campsite consider where the water will naturally flow in the event of rain, and pitch your tent accordingly.
Raise your bedding off the ground
A fold-up camp stretcher allows air circulation and protects your bedding from any water that may enter your tent. Keeping your personal belongings off the ground is also a good idea – a fold-up chair makes a great wardrobe or table.
Standing room
Be able to stand inside your tent if possible or have a tarp stretched somewhere for a comfortable covered area.
Bring your own water
All tap water on-site is potable but for conservation and your own convenience please bring all the water you’ll need for the duration.
No electricity available
There is no electricity available on-site for patron’s campsites unless they require it for life-support equipment (disabled camping area).
No generators permitted in the camp grounds
Please note that use of generators in the camp grounds is not permitted due to noise and pollution concerns.
Conserve space where possible
Our campgrounds need to accommodate a large number of people so please keep your campsites small and conserve space wherever possible.
One car per campsite
Please only keep one car per campsite in the campgrounds. Other cars should be parked in the front car park. Please do not drive around the campgrounds once you have set-up your campsite.
Keep your valuables safe
Theft can be a problem as at any large event, so please do not bring anything of value to the festival other than what is absolutely necessary. All valuables remain the responsibility of the camper.
No fires, glass or animals are allowed in the campgrounds or on the festival site.
Expect noise, bring earplugs
Campsites near the festival entrance and in other areas hear music from the festival precinct until the late hours of the night and fellow campers may be up and about all day and night. Please bring your ear plugs if you are a light sleeper.
We look forward to seeing you at Woodford this year for a fantastic festival experience.
