Festival Campsite
From what time can I access the campsite?
You can enter the campsite from 1:00 PM on the first day your ticket is valid and must leave before 1:00 PM on the day after your last valid day. Example: with a ticket valid for 17 and 18 August, you enter on 17 August from 1:00 PM and leave on 19 ...
I have seen that it is forbidden to make fire, can I use the stove of my motorhome, camper or similar vehicle?
Yes, if it has an approved built-in kitchen, and only inside the vehicle; camping gas or portable stoves are not allowed outside. More in the guide Camper Zone.
Where can I discharge the grey/black water from my camper?
In the camper areas there is a drain next to the toilet block where you can empty and rinse your vehicle's removable tank. If you need to empty grey water or your vehicle has no removable tank, ask at the Camper Zone ticket office or the campsite ...
Can I access the campsite with my car?
No. Only vehicles approved as living accommodation (motorhomes, campervans and similar) can enter the campsite, with the Camper add-on, and they must stay parked for the whole stay. More information in Camper Zone. To leave your car, see Parking at ...
Is there shade at the festival campsite?
Yes. There are trees that provide shade around the campsite and, in addition, windproof shade netting is installed in the Reserved Areas (pitches) and the Glamping zone. There is no shade netting in the zone without reserved pitches or the Camper ...
How do I book a Glamping tent?
Add it when you buy your ticket or, if you already have one, in the Buyer's Portal. More in the guide Glamping.
Do I have to bring my own cooking utensils?
Yes, you need to bring your own utensils: the campsite's shared kitchens are meant for everyone to cook their own food. All the details in the guide Cooking at the campsite: shared kitchens, fire and gas.
I have bought a festival ticket + camping + camper, do I also have to book a plot?
No: with the Camper add-on you get a space for your vehicle on arrival, allocated first come, first served. More in the guide Camper Zone.
Can I connect to the mains electricity supply at the campsite?
Yes, in the Camper Zone and the Family Zone (approved vehicles only, not tents), with the "electricity" add-on and a cable with a 16 A CEE (CETAC) plug. What you need and how to add it, in the guide Camper Zone.
Can I add the campsite after I have purchased my ticket?
Yes, you can add the campsite and other extras whenever you like from the Buyer Portal, or at the festival box office when you arrive. How to do it, in How to add extras and manage your ticket.
Is it possible to shop at the campsite?
Yes. In campsite B there is a market with a mini-market, bakery, fruit and vegetables, parapharmacy (over-the-counter products), camping hardware store and hairdresser, and in camping areas A and B there are bars and a café-restaurant open 24 hours a ...
Are there showers at the campsite?
Yes. Each camping area has toilet blocks with shared and private showers: in total, 220 open showers, 40 private showers, 155 toilets and 100 sinks, plus facilities adapted for people with disabilities. More information in Rototom Campsite.
Can we cook in the campsite?
Yes. The campsite has two shared kitchen areas with electric hobs and sinks, but fires are forbidden and you cannot bring camping gas stoves or gas bottles. All the details in the guide Cooking at the campsite: shared kitchens, fire and gas.
Is the festival family-friendly?
Yes. The campsite has a Family Zone just for families with children: fenced, with a playground, more shade and a quieter atmosphere. How to book and the rules: Family Zone guide.
We are four people in a camper, what kind of tickets should we buy?
Each person buys a Festival + Camping ticket and only one of you buys the Camper add-on. More in the guide Camper Zone.
Can I buy a campsite-only ticket?
No: the campsite is an extra to your festival ticket and is only valid together with it. You can add it when you buy or later: how to do it, in How to add extras and manage your ticket.
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 ...
Campsite Norms
Access to the campsite Camping is an ancillary service to the festival so access to it is reserved for festivalgoers that have festival + camping bracelet. The camping bracelet is valid only if accompanied by a festival bracelet. Opening hours Your ...
Reserved areas (Plots)
A reserved pitch is your own space inside the campsite, ready for you when you arrive. You can book one with tickets of 2 days or more. You don't need a pitch to camp: with the Camping add-on you can put up your tent in the Unreserved Plots Zone. And ...
Glamping: pitched and equipped tents with Festents
With Festents Glamping, your tent is pitched, equipped and ready when you arrive, and they take it down when you leave. How to book. Add Glamping when you buy your tickets. If you already have a ticket, add it any time in the Buyer's Portal. Glamping ...
Family Zone
The Family Zone is an area of the campsite just for families with children: one or two parents with their children, at least two people in total. It's in campsite area A, fenced, with a playground and controlled access. It's the greenest part of the ...
Camper Zone: motorhomes, caravans and campervans
The Camper Zone is reserved for motorhomes, caravans and vehicles equipped for sleeping. Pitches are about 30 m² for 3- to 8-day tickets and about 18 m² for 1- or 2-day tickets. Which ticket do I need? Is Camping the same as Camper? No. Everyone ...
Unreserved Plots Zone
In the Unreserved Plots Zone you camp in a tent without booking a pitch: just add the Camping add-on to your ticket when you buy your tickets or, if you already have one, in the Buyer Portal. Zone rules Tents only. No vehicles are allowed in: ...