General Camping

Tents are not provided in General Camping. You will need to bring your own camping gear.

There are no tents available for rent but you can check other accommodation options that might work better for you.

You can only set up your tent in the designated General Camping village and you'll need a General Camping wristband to enter that village.

Space in the General Camping village is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The General Camping fee covers the costs of facilities within the General Camping village, including areas like dedicated bathrooms, showers and drinking water refill stations.

Know that Wonderfruit entertainment goes until the early hours of the morning and your camping area may be close to loud music, so earplugs may be handy.

Weather can vary throughout the five days, so we recommend keeping your rain cover on your tent, investing in a tarp for extra shade and ensuring your tent is secured against wind gusts by using pegs. The ground can be quite hard in places; bring a mallet or borrow one from a friendly fellow camper.

No, tent trucks or campervans aren't allowed in the area.

The following items are prohibited at Wonderfruit and in General Camping:

• Gas or electric stoves and burners

• Glass containers of any kind

• Drones

• Selfie sticks

• Professional camera equipment (DSLR cameras are allowed; extra lenses and tripods require approval)

• Native American headdresses

• Hoverboards

• Bicycles, skateboards or rollerblades

• Single-use plastics or glass bottles

• Outside drinks (water must be emptied at screening)

• Outside food (except for campers with dietary restrictions or milk formula for babies)

• Animals (other than dogs with a ticketed Dog Pass)

• Nasal or throat sprays without a prescription

• Weed exceeding a palm-sized amount (for personal use only)

• Totems or large signs

• Alcohol (confiscated if found)

• Nitrous oxide, laughing gas or whippets (confiscated if found)

• Narcotics and illegal drugs (confiscated if found; large amounts will be referred to police)

• Weapons of any kind

Here’s what you can bring into General Camping:

• Medicine and nasal sprays with the attendee’s name and doctor’s prescription

• Hand sanitizers in a clear package

• Mints, vitamins, electrolytes and supplements in sealed packaging

• Camping gear including tents, tarps, mattresses, pillows and battery or solar-powered lamps

• Camping chairs and tables

• Solar chargers for electronic devices

• Trolleys used only to move heavy or bulky items

• Air pumps

• Hammocks

• Hammers, mallets, ropes and tent stakes