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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. We don’t see colour, don’t judge sexual orientation and gender and we believe everyone should feel free to preach whatever religion they want. Together we will turn it into a crazy weekend.

Sexual intimidation is an absolute no-go. Yes means yes, no means no, maybe means no and silence means no. If you suspect that someone’s boundaries are being overstepped, check that they are ok. Feeling unsafe? All our staff are approachable, you can walk up to someone with who you are comfortable. This can be anyone from first aid to bar staff to security to lifeguards.

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 camper 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 and you can find many standing ashtray poles on the festival grounds. 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 €10 deposit will be returned to you after the festival.

Wildeburg is a village of freedom, but we do see the limits of the limitless possibilities. There is always a party somewhere, but be sure to grab 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. A portable toilet is the ultimate invention 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.

Be careful of your ears and fix earplugs with a special music filter. This way you can still hear the music super well, you can still 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 that is so beautiful because of the 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 12 to 14, 2024. The campsite opens on Thursday, July 11. You can leave and re-enter the site with a weekend ticket. With a Sunday pass, this is not possible.

Wildeburg is located in Nature Park Netl, Kraggenburg.

The camping site is accessible from Thursday, 11 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.

The entrance is open from:
Thursday: 2 pm – 10 pm
Friday: 10 am – 12 midnight
Saturday: 10 am – 10 pm
Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

Campers can only arrive at the campground on Thursday between 2:00 and 10:00 pm and must stay until Monday morning. It is not possible for campers to arrive on Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

To join Wildeburg, you must be 18 years of age or older. Identification will be requested, so please bring your ID.

Drugs are not allowed at Wildeburg.

All weekend tickets and sunday tickets are completely sold out.

A Sunday ticket grants access from 10:00 a.m. onwards. You can stay until Monday morning, but it’s not guaranteed that there’s enough space to pitch your tent. If there’s not enough space, we recommend joining someone else’s tent. That’s even more fun.

With a Sunday ticket, you can’t bring your own food and drinks to the festival.

Tickets will be sent out the week of the festival. You will find your purchase confirmation in your mail when you search Paylogic or Wildeburg. If it’s not there, request it through I Lost My Ticket.  https://account.paylogic.com/i-lost-my-tickets

Yes! Tickets for Wildeburg are very popular, which make them an popular target for black market sales. By selling personalized tickets, the sale of overly expensive tickets minimized. Upon entering the festival site you’ll need to show your ID, so don’t forget to bring it and be sure the correct name is on your ticket.

TicketSwap is the only way to transfer a ticket between people who don’t know each other. The sold card is replaced with a completely new ticket which ensures you have a valid ticket. The name is also changed in the process. Unfortunately, we regularly hear stories of people being scammed, so don’t be tempted to buy through any other means!

What steps do you follow if you want to sell your ticket:
1: Go to the confirmation email you received from Paylogic;
2: In the email, click on the button at the bottom: “Manage order”;
3: You now enter your My Order environment, click here on “More actions”;
4: Click on the option: “Sell on TicketSwap”;
5: You will now be redirected to TicketSwap, follow the steps on their website.

You can change the personal information on your ticket via Name Change for €10. This is possible via the confirmation mail you received from Paylogic. Click the button ‘Manage order’. You will then see an overview of your purchased tickets. Click on ‘More actions’ at the top right and then on ‘name change’.

Name Change is not a safe way to exchange money and tickets between strangers. Don’t be tempted to use this to buy or sell tickets through Marktplaats, for example. There is no deadline for changing the name on your ticket.

No. Don’t get scammed by people and sites that say they can sell you a ticket. Tickets are not issued until the week of the event, so there is nothing to trade. All tickets are sold by name and this is checked at the entrance.

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

Absolutely, a weekend ticket ensures your stay on the camping from Thursday up until Monday. If you have a Sunday ticket you can stay Sunday night, but it’s not guaranteed that there’s enough space to pitch your tent. If there’s not enough space, we recommend joining someone’s tent. That’s even more fun.

Yes, only if you have a camper ticket. A raffle will be used to sell the camper tickets. You could join the camper ticket raffle during the original ticket raffle.

Campers can only arrive at the campground on Thursday between 2:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. and must stay until Monday morning. It is not possible for campers to arrive on Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

Our campsite is exclusively intended for campers that meet the requirements of the Dutch ‘Wegenverkeerswet en de Regeling Voertuigen’. (Temporarily) Converted vehicles such as vans, station wagons with a mattress, or cars with a rooftop tent are not allowed. Campers have a maximum length of 800 cm. Caravans and folding trailers are not allowed.

The campsite crew will point you to the right place. Always follow the instructions of the staff to place your camper. Your camper will then stay the whole weekend. It is not possible to temporarily drive away with your camper and come back later. You always need permission from the campsite crew to drive on the campsite, campers can only be parked next to the (walking) paths.

No, there are special parking spots nearby the festival. Parkingtickets are on sale at the website soon or available at the festival.

This is not possible, your best option would be to book a rental tent. These are available from Friday, may 3th, at 12:00 noon. See options on the website soon.

All pre-pitched tents and accommodations are sold-out.

Accommodations are located across the entire camping area.

If you have booked several accommodations of the same kind in one single order, we will try to arrange for them to be placed next to each other.

The rental tent campsite and the regular festival campsite are one and the same.
The rental tents are positioned alongside each other, and it’s possible that other people will set up their tents nearby.

The deposit will be refunded to your account approximately two weeks after checking out.

As soon as the gates of Wildeburg open, you can check in at the desk for rental tents on the festival grounds. Please bring the ticket for your booked accommodation.

Yes, this can be done through TicketSwap.

No, this is not necessary.

The easiest way to reach Wildeburg is by bus. Here’s why:

-You’ll be dropped off right by the entrance of the festival;
-You’ll be one of the first to pick a camping spot;
-You’re able to party carefree and get on the bus on Monday without any stress;
-A bus trip is also more sustainable than going by car.

There are bus trips departing from different cities: Amersfoort, Amsterdam, Breda, The Hague, Den Bosch, Eindhoven, Haarlem, Nijmegen, Groningen, Rotterdam, Leiden, Utrecht and Tilburg. You’ll arrive on Thursday between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. On Friday you’ll arrive between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. Is your city not listed? Request a bus trip via the website Busje Delen. Bus trips go will be arranged once 30 passengers have applied.

Wildeburg is easily reached by public transport. From Kampen Zuid station there are shuttle buses that will take you to the festival. 

The parking lot is near the festival grounds. You can park here from Thursday up until Monday. To get to the parking lot, navigate to Mammouthweg 32, Kraggenburg.

It’s possible to leave and later come back to the parking lot. You do need a parking sticker for this. You can ask the parking attendant for a parking sticker.

Yes, there is. To get to the drop-off point, navigate to Leemringweg 16A, Kraggenburg. When you arrive here, follow the signs. From here, it’s a ten minute walk to the festival.

Wildeburg is an adventurous nature reserve so not everyone can get to a stage in the same way. Some stages can only be reached by wheelchair with special off-road tyres, and a single spot, unfortunately, cannot be reached at all. Thankfully, there are plenty of places you can get to. If you email [email protected] we can show you the way. No later than two weeks before the festival, you will receive a personal map with all the information.

Yes, there is! However, it is a bit hidden. If you email [email protected], we can point you to the right spot no later than two weeks before the festival.

We are currently working on creating an accessible car park. Please email [email protected], and we will provide you with information no later than two weeks before the festival.

Yes! These can be found at campsite 1 and there is an accessible toilet near the first aid post. We are still trying to expand the spots. If you email [email protected], we will send you a personal map of where these facilities can be found on the site.

There are paved areas near accessible toilets and showers. If you would like to use these spaces or are curious about other possibilities, please email [email protected]. Depending on the number of requests, we can reserve a spot here. We will get back to you with more information no later than two weeks before the festival.

Heavy medication, food and liquids necessary due to allergy or illness may be brought in in combination with a doctor’s certificate. Please note that requesting a doctor’s certificate takes three weeks on average.