Rototom Campsite

Rototom Campsite

The festival campsite is about 350 m from the festival entrance and has two camping areas, A and B, both reached from the same entrance square. To camp you need your festival ticket plus the Camping add-on: the camping wristband is only valid together with the festival wristband. You can add it when you buy your ticket or later in the Buyer Portal (how to add extras).

Campsite zones

  • Unreserved Plots Zone: tents only. All you need is the Camping add-on.
  • Reserved pitches: your own space, with shade netting, ready when you arrive. For tickets of 2 days or more.
  • Glamping: tents pitched and equipped by Festents.
  • Camper Zone: for motorhomes, caravans and vehicles equipped for sleeping. The Camper add-on gives you a space on a first-come, first-served basis; you don't book a pitch.
  • Family Zone: a fenced area with a playground, only for families with children. For tents or motorhomes (with the Camper add-on).
  • Reduced Mobility Zone: pitches at the entrance to campsite B for people with reduced mobility and their companions. You can stay in a tent or a motorhome (with the Camper add-on). Book by emailing hello@rototom.com.

What's at the campsite

  • Showers and toilets in both areas, with shared and private showers and accessible facilities: details.
  • Shared kitchens, free to use; bring your own utensils: Cooking at the campsite.
  • Free drinking water and chilled microfiltered water: Water at the festival.
  • Shops, bars and restaurants open 24 hours: food, parapharmacy, camping gear… Shopping at the campsite.
  • Lockers and device charging: valuables.
  • Shade: trees across the campsite, plus shade netting on reserved pitches and in Glamping: Is there shade?
  • Electricity: only in the Camper Zone and the Family Zone, for approved vehicles (16 A CEE/CETAC plug): Camper Zone.
  • Accessible services for people with reduced mobility: Accessibility.
  • Info Point and medical assistance, 24 hours a day.

Rules

  • No fires and no camping gas. You can't bring in gas bottles or cooking appliances.
  • You can only cook in the shared kitchens or inside an approved camper.
  • You can bring food, water and drinks in sealed bottles for personal use. Selling food or drink is not allowed.

All the rules: Campsite rules and What you can and can't bring.

Opening hours

You can enter from 13:00 on the first day of your ticket and must leave the campsite before 13:00 on the day after your last day. Exceptions and early access: From what time can I access the campsite?