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Tune out and leave your camera and online presence for what they are. Give others their privacy. Immerse yourself in the here and now with the Wildeburgers around you. Together we dive into the bamboojungle.

Feel comfortable and be who you want to be. Together we will turn it into a unforgettable weekend.

Sexual harassment is definitely a no-go. Yes means yes, no means no, maybe means no and silence means no. Feeling unsafe? Speak to one of our atmosphere managers or first aid staff. Not in a hurry, but want to make a report? It is also possible to fill in the contact form.

Wildeburg loves bamboo and nature. Please don’t use plants and trees for personal decoration, same goes for the beautiful art and installations created for the Wildeburg event. Countless creatives work with tremendous time and love on all the art and details of Wildeburg, so please keep their work intact.

There is always a party on the festival grounds. Every happy campsite visiter chooses their own pace and decides for themselves when to go to bed, so please respect other’s space and moments of rest.

Cigarette butts are the number one polluter of Wildeburg, and are incredibly difficult to clean up. Therefore, we hand out portable ashtrays at the entrance. Also keep your own camping spot clean and recycle your tent for the next festival. Hand in your filled trash bag at the trash station when you leave. There your weekend pass will be scanned and €15 deposit will be returned to you after the festival.

Wildeburg is a place of freedom, but we do see the limits of the limitless possibilities. There is always a party somewhere, but be sure to take your rest in time so that your whole weekend is great. Important from a safety standpoint: swimming is only allowed between 08:00 a.m. and sunset. Please only take a dive when sober and with others.

Use the provided toilets to avoid nasty smells and toilet paper in the bamboojungle. The portable loos are the only correct place for all your private needs. After Wildeburg, the site will be a recreational area and campground again, so let’s leave a clean spot for all the kids and vacationers.

Take care of your ears and wear earplugs with a special music filter. This way you can still hear the music super well, talk to the people around you and protect your hearing. We sell good Partyplugs at the manned cash registers. At the camping store we sell (sleep) earplugs and at the bars the old-fashioned foam plugs.

For one weekend we become a mini-society witha beautiful sense of community. Is someone not behaving pleasantly? It’s perfectly fine to address each other on a positive note. If we carry the Wildeburg feeling together, it will definitely be the best weekend of the year.

Wildeburg takes place from July 9 to 12, 2026. From Thursday, July 9, we all dive into a weekend full of music, freedom and surprises.

Wildeburg is located in nature park Netl, Kraggenburg.

The camping site is accessible from Thursday, 9 July from 2pm onwards. Your tent is allowed to stay pitched until Monday 12 noon. It’s possible to leave and re-enter the festival if you have a wristband. With a Sunday ticket this is not possible.

To enter Wildeburg, you must be at least 18 years old when the festival takes place. Identification will be requested, so please bring your ID.

It’s okay to take photos with your phone or a simple camera, but please respect the privacy of the other festival goers – think before you post anything online. If you want to bring a professional/SLR/mirrorless camera, please send us an e-mail in advance.

No, there are no lockers on Wildeburg. Leave valuables at home and enjoy a carefree weekend.

No, we will not sell cigarettes on Wildeburg.

No confetti at Wildeburg: the tiny snippets of paper – or even worse: plastic – are almost impossible to clean and get rid of. We want to keep the beautiful terrain in the middle of nature serene.

You definitely should celebrate the good life, but even more
important: celebrate safely and healthy. We recommend reading these tips to party safe.

Yes that’s allowed on Thursday and Friday and only at your first entrance, but make sure it’s not in glass. On Saturday and Sunday, you are not allowed to bring food. We also have all kinds of great spots to grab a bite to eat!

Upon arrival on Thursday or Friday, you may bring up to 4 liters of drinks, with an alcohol content of up to 15%.
Once you leave the festival grounds, re-entering with drinks is not allowed. All beverage containers must be sealed and in cans, glass is not permitted. Empty (reusable) bottles for filling with drinking water are allowed.

By attending Wildeburg, you automatically agree to our house rules and general terms and conditions for visitors.
Always follow the instructions of staff and authorized personnel in and around the event area — they are there to enforce the house rules. Wildeburg reserves the right to deny entry or remove you from the premises if you fail to comply.

Age
To be a Wildeburger, you must be 18 years or older at the time of the festival.

Own Risk
Entering Wildeburg is at your own risk. Wildeburg is not liable for any damage, including personal injury, loss, or damage to belongings resulting from your visit to the festival.

ID
You can access Wildeburg by presenting a valid ticket along with a valid ID (driver’s license, passport, or ID card). In exchange, you will receive a wristband valid for the entire weekend. This wristband is personal and cannot be shared or transferred.

Security Checks
Personal belongings, including (hand) luggage and cars, may be searched for prohibited items upon entry to the event site. Security may also carry out pat-downs of clothing, pockets, bags, and/or shoes. If you refuse any of these checks, entry may be denied without refund.

Drugs
Drugs are not allowed at Wildeburg. If drugs are found, they will be confiscated, and access may be denied. In case of suspected or confirmed dealing, you will be handed over to the police.

You are not allowed to bring the following items:
Professional photo, film, and other (sound and/or image) recording equipment, nitrous oxide, glass (with the exception of necessary medication in original glass packaging up to a maximum of 50 ml and perfumes), weapons and knives (except cutlery), fireworks, torches, candles, oil and gas lamps, dry ice, pets, confetti, markers, needles, aerosols (with the exception of sunscreen, deodorant, and perfume), generators, large sound systems, laser pointers, batteries, drones, and toxic, flammable, or explosive materials. Confiscated items will not be stored.

Gas and Cooking
The use of large gas bottles or gas installations is not permitted. Only on the campsite is the use of gas bottles fitted with a safety valve or screw cartridge with a maximum capacity of 250 grams permitted. The use of pressurized bottles is not permitted for safety reasons. Barbecuing is only permitted with a disposable barbecue. This is not permitted in extreme drought conditions.

Medical exceptions
Heavy medications, food, and liquids required for allergies or illnesses are permitted with a doctor’s note and/or prior approval from the organization.

Personal responsibility
You are responsible for your belongings. Wildeburg cannot be held liable for theft, damage, or loss of items. The festival is also not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. We advise against bringing valuables or leaving them in your car.

Respect and inclusivity
Everyone is equal, treat each other with respect. Crossing the line, such as making unwanted advances or racist or discriminatory remarks, will result in removal from the premises and possible handover to the police.

No unauthorized trading or distribution
Without written permission from Wildeburg, it is not allowed to trade, hand out flyers, or distribute samples on the festival grounds, campsites, or parking areas.

Camping policy
The number of camping spots is calculated based on the number of visitors. So make sure the size of your campsite corresponds to the number of people staying there. For example, you cannot sleep alone in a large four-person tent. Firebreaks and emergency exits must always be kept clear. If the campsite crew deems it necessary, you will be asked to make some adjustments or to move or dismantle (part of) your camp.

Smoking policy
(E-)Smoking is only permitted outdoors. Keep your surroundings clean and tidy — it feels better and looks better. Please don’t throw your cigarette butts into nature, use a portable ashtray instead.

Food and drink policy
You may bring (non-)alcoholic beverages and food only on Thursday and Friday, and only upon first entry. Once you leave the festival grounds, re-entry with food or drinks is not allowed. You may bring up to 4 liters of drinks (combined volume, alcoholic up to 15% and non-alcoholic), but only in unopened cans. Empty reusable bottles for filling with drinking water on-site are allowed. Sunday visitors are not permitted to bring any food or drink.

Filming and photography
Photography and filming may take place at Wildeburg by the organization, approved press, and partners for promotional and publication purposes. By entering the grounds, you agree to this.

Recording equipment
Without written permission from Wildeburg, it is not allowed to bring professional audio or video equipment (including drones) or to make recordings. The organization reserves the right to monitor the event via cameras.

Water safety
Wildeburg is a village of freedom — but freedom has its boundaries. Entering the water, including swimming, is entirely at your own risk. Swimming is only allowed between 08:00 and sunset, and only when sober and never alone. Wildeburg cannot be held liable for emergencies.

Tokens
Food and drinks are purchased with tokens, available at the cash desks where you can pay by card or cash. Tokens are only valid for this edition and are non-refundable.

Campsite etiquette
At the campsite, everyone chooses their own time to sleep — please respect each other’s rest. Only turn on your sound system once you’re on the public road heading home.

Camper access
A separate policy applies for access to the event with a camper.

Unspecified situations
If a situation arises that is not described here, Wildeburg’s organization will decide on the course of action.

Weekend tickets will go on sale via this website from Wednesday 28 January at 12:00 noon. Sunday tickets, camper tickets and accommodation tickets will go on sale later in 2026.

Yes! Tickets for Wildeburg are extremely popular and can sell out very quickly.

A weekend ticket is €305, excluding a €15 deposit for a garbage bag and excluding €10 in service fees.

You can purchase 4 tickets for you and your friends in a single order.

No, this is pointless. There is a good chance that you will be placed at the back of the queue. So please do not do this.

The shop may indicate that tickets are sold out, but tickets may become available again shortly afterwards because other visitors did not complete their orders on time. So there is a chance that you can buy tickets until we communicate that they are really sold out.

Occasionally, you may encounter an error when paying via your mobile phone. Cookies are required to make a payment via iDeal. On phones, cookie settings may be too strict and cannot be adjusted during the payment process. This does not occur with the default settings on your mobile phone, so in 99% of cases everything will go smoothly. However, if the settings on your mobile phone are not correct, there is a risk that the payment process will be interrupted. We therefore recommend that you purchase tickets on your laptop or desktop computer.

You can pay with iDeal, Mastercard, SOFORT Überweisung, Bancontact/MisterCash.

Tickets will be sent out the week of the festival. You will find your purchase confirmation in your mail, when you search on Paylogic or Wildeburg. If it is not there, request it via I Lost My Ticket.

Yes! Tickets for Wildeburg are in high demand, making it attractive to black-marketeers. Selling tickets by name makes it harder to buy up and sell tickets for a profit. At the entrance to Wildeburg, you will be asked for your ID, so make sure you bring it with you and the correct name is on the ticket.

Yes, ticket sales will take place later in 2026.

If you decide not to go to Wildeburg after all, you can offer your ticket to the next person on the Waiting List. This will be available online later. Once the sale has been completed, you will receive a refund for the regular ticket price minus the service charges. The buyer will receive a brand new ticket with their own name on it.

At a later date, it will be possible to resell your ticket to another Wildeburg visitor via Paylogic Resale. A seller can ask for a maximum of 100% and a minimum of 80% of the original ticket price. In this way, we ensure a fair price for the buyer and the seller and that there are no extortionate or rock-bottom prices.

These are the only ways to safely resell or buy tickets. There are many scammers out there, so don’t be tempted to buy through other channels.

No, you can only sell or buy tickets later via the Waiting List and the Paylogic Resale platform.

No. You can only purchase valid tickets through our own shop and the Waiting List. No valid tickets are sold through other channels or websites, so don’t be fooled by people and websites claiming to be able to sell you a ticket. Tickets are only issued in the week of the event, so there is nothing to trade. All tickets are sold by name and this will be checked at the entrance.

Through the Waiting List, a completely new ticket will be issued with the name of the new buyer.

A weekend ticket is meant for 1 person, and cannot be transferred to someone else.

With your weekend ticket, you pay a €15 deposit for a rubbish bag, which you will receive upon arrival. At the end of the festival on Sunday or Monday, you return the full trash bag at the exit and have your festival ticket scanned to get this amount back. This way, we can keep Wildeburg clean together!

Absolutely, a weekend ticket ensures your stay on the camping from Thursday up until Monday. If you have a Sunday ticket you can stick around until Monday morning. We can’t guarantee it, but from experience we expect that there will be enough space for your tent. Should there be no place, spend a night with new friends or old acquaintances.

The number of camping spots is calculated based on the number of visitors. So make sure that the size of your campsite corresponds to the number of people staying there. For example, you cannot sleep alone in a large four-person tent. Firebreaks and emergency exits must always be kept clear. The campsite crew may ask you to move your tent to make room for others.