At Wudzdog Open Air people come together, get to know each other and celebrate life in all its facets. Whether by bus, tent or camper van – spend the weekend with us and become part of a peaceful, colourful community. There is room here for encounters, new friendships and shared moments that last.
Yes. You may drive onto the camping area and pitch your tent next to the car; there is no tent-only area any more. Space is limited, so please keep your footprint small or park in the car park instead.
Once you drive out we cannot let you back in – after that you park outside the campsite.
No. Camping and parking are only allowed with a valid wristband, on the areas we have marked out. On the surrounding fields, on private land and in the woods both are prohibited by order of the public order office and the nature conservation authority, and will be prosecuted.
Please stick to this so that we can keep holding the festival in this place.
Camping and parking are at your own risk; we are not liable for damage or for lost or stolen belongings.
No. Without a ticket or festival wristband there is no access to the camping areas.
No, our marshals fill the site in order. As a group, arrive together in convoy, otherwise you will not end up as neighbours.
If friends arrive later there is usually still a gap – but only for a tent. We can no longer let a car onto the camping area at that point; it has to go to the designated car parks outside.
Escape and emergency routes have to stay clear, and we are strict about that.
No. Camping is part of the weekend ticket, not of the day ticket. Staying anyway means using something everyone else has paid for – in that case we reserve the right to ask you to leave.
If you cannot get home, or there is another good reason: talk to us right at the wristband point. We can almost always work something out on the spot – but beforehand and in person, not quietly afterwards.
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No. You have left the campsite so clean in recent years that we do not charge one. Thank you for that – please keep it up.
Should that ever change, we will announce it well before tickets go on sale.
Nothing on top. Camping, parking and site fees are included in the ticket price.
The most important one: always keep escape and emergency routes clear so the paramedics can get through.
Not allowed:
Gazebos larger than 10 m²
Sound systems and megaphones
Generators and fridges
Beer kegs over 5 litres
Open fire, fireworks, sky lanterns, liquid firelighters
Furniture, building materials, laser pointers
Weapons under § 42a of the German Weapons Act, above all one-handed knives and fixed knives with a blade of 12 cm or more
Illegal substances under German drug and medicines law
Jam sessions and get-togethers are very welcome – just be considerate towards your neighbours and towards nature.
The campsite opens on Thursday at 9 am. We ask you to leave the site by Monday noon.
Campervans and caravans have their own areas, with room to pitch a tent alongside. Our marshals will show you where to go.
If you travel in a group of vehicles, please queue together – we cannot guarantee neighbouring spots for latecomers. Directing everyone has to go quickly so the main road into the village stays clear. And please park compactly so everybody fits.