Camping

To stay overnight in the Regular Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Camping.

Use the regular check-in “Camping”. Show your 2-Day + Camping ticket and receive a corresponding camping wristband. You can then use this to go to the specific area on the campsite and pitch your tent.

Opening hours camping area:

Opening: Thursday, 13 August 2026, 10:00
Closing: Sunday, 16 August 2026, 15:00

You can find the check-in opening hours here.

The Regular Camp has space for everyone. However, capacities are limited. We ask you to only take up as much space as necessary and to set up your camp with tents and pavilions to save as much space as possible.

Help each other and remember the following:

• Classic pavilions (3×3 meters) are permitted for groups of 5 people or more. For groups of less than 5 people, a pavilion may not take up any additional space, i.e., tents must be pitched under the pavilion area.
• The guideline is at least 2 people for a 2-3 person tent.
• Large (team) tents with more than 8 sleeping places are not permitted.

Our security staff will check the pavilions and tent sizes upon check-in to the camping area.

In order to ensure that the setup is as space-saving as possible, the individual camping plots are gradually released by security personnel. Since the campsite is filling dynamically, it is not possible to plan how quickly and in which direction the camping area will be filled.

The instructions of our security staff must be followed at all times!

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the WOMO Camp. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the Camping Area and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Power packs and demounted car batteries
• All types of means of transport (exception: wheelchairs, walking frames)
• Corrosive, flammable or colouring substances (e.g. spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols or flyers of any kind (signs in support of your favourite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs and intoxicants (Exception: Medicines in their original packaging accompanied by a doctor's certificate)
• drones
• flares
• Gas cartridges with a filling weight of more than 450g
• Glass bottles/containers of all kinds (including perfumes, make-up, etc.)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooter
• Laser pointers
• Team tents for more than 8 people
• Megaphones
• Furniture and objects of all kinds that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Powerbanks / Power stations (commercially available power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted; larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• Umbrellas
• Slingshots of all kinds (e.g. water bomb slingshots)
• Home-made music systems
• Selfie sticks
• Shishas with glass bowls
• Spiritus, petrol or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of all kinds (also in the technical sense)
• Walky-talkies
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Other items

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.

To stay overnight at Green Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Green Camp.

Use the regular “Camping” check-in. Here you show your 2-Day + Green Camp ticket and receive a corresponding camping wristband. With this, you can then go to the Green Camp on the campsite and pitch your tent. Enjoy your time at Green Camp!

Opening hours camping area:

Opening: Thursday, 13 August 2026, 10:00
Closing: Sunday, 16 August 2026, 15:00

You can find the check-in opening hours here.

The Green Camp has space for everyone. However, capacities are limited. We ask you to only take up as much space as necessary and to set up your camp with tents and pavilions to save as much space as possible.

Help each other and remember the following:

• Classic pavilions (3×3 meters) are permitted for groups of 5 people or more. For groups of less than 5 people, a pavilion may not take up any additional space, i.e., tents must be pitched under the pavilion area.
• The guideline is at least 2 people for a 2-3 person tent.
• Large (team) tents with more than 8 sleeping places are not permitted.

Our security staff will check the pavilions and tent sizes upon check-in to the camping area.

In order to ensure that the setup is as space-saving as possible, the individual camping plots are gradually released by security personnel. Since the campsite is filling dynamically, it is not possible to plan how quickly and in which direction the camping area will be filled.

The instructions of our security staff must be followed at all times!

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the WOMO Camp. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the Camping Area and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Power packs and demounted car batteries
• All types of means of transport (exception: wheelchairs, walking frames)
• Corrosive, flammable or colouring substances (e.g. spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols or flyers of any kind (signs in support of your favourite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs and intoxicants (Exception: Medicines in their original packaging accompanied by a doctor's certificate)
• drones
• flares
• Gas cartridges with a filling weight of more than 450g
• Glass bottles/containers of all kinds (including perfumes, make-up, etc.)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooter
• Laser pointers
• Team tents for more than 8 people
• Megaphones
• Furniture and objects of all kinds that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Powerbanks / Power stations (commercially available power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted; larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• Umbrellas
• Slingshots of all kinds (e.g. water bomb slingshots)
• Home-made music systems
• Selfie sticks
• Shishas with glass bowls
• Spiritus, petrol or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of all kinds (also in the technical sense)
• Walky-talkies
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Other items

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.

To stay overnight at the Friendship Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Camping. In addition, one camper from your group must book the “Friendship Camp” add-on. You can book this directly in the ticket purchase process or via your personal MyTicket portal.

Use the check-in “Camping”. On the campsite you will then find another, separate entrance for the Friendship Camp. You will also be assigned the camping plot for your camp, where you can then set up.

Opening hours camping area:

Opening: Thursday, 13 August 2026, 10:00
Closing: Sunday, 16 August 2026, 15:00

You can find the check-in opening hours here.

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the WOMO Camp. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the Camping Area and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Power packs and demounted car batteries
• All types of means of transport (exception: wheelchairs, walking frames)
• Corrosive, flammable or colouring substances (e.g. spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols or flyers of any kind (signs in support of your favourite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs and intoxicants (Exception: Medicines in their original packaging accompanied by a doctor's certificate)
• drones
• flares
• Gas cartridges with a filling weight of more than 450g
• Glass bottles/containers of all kinds (including perfumes, make-up, etc.)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooter
• Laser pointers
• Team tents for more than 8 people
• Megaphones
• Furniture and objects of all kinds that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Powerbanks / Power stations (commercially available power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted; larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• Umbrellas
• Slingshots of all kinds (e.g. water bomb slingshots)
• Home-made music systems
• Selfie sticks
• Shishas with glass bowls
• Spiritus, petrol or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of all kinds (also in the technical sense)
• Walky-talkies
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Other items

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.

To stay overnight at the Womo Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Camping. In addition, one camper from your group must book the “Womo Camp” add-on. You can book this directly in the ticket purchase process or via your personal MyTicket portal. The camping area has room for approx. 10 people.

The Womo Camp has its own check-in for the drivers and passengers in the sleeping vehicle. The rest of your group has to check-in at the regular “Camping” check-in.

As a security measure we reserve the right to check vehicles on site for prohibited items and to remove those that we have prohibited. The cost of the tickets will not be refunded in this case. If not all persons of a camp can travel in the sleeping vehicle a parking ticket (“Parking: Camping”) is required per additional vehicle.

Opening hours camping area:

Opening: Thursday, 13 August 2026, 10:00
Closing: Sunday, 16 August 2026, 15:00

You can find the check-in opening hours here.

All types of sleeping vehicles (e.g. motorhomes, caravans, converted vans and caravans) that have a fixed sleeping device and a maximum permissible total weight of 7.5 tons are permitted in the Womo Camp (other sizes only on request by e-mail to: hej@sanhejmo.com). Only one sleeping vehicle and, if applicable, the towing car are permitted. If the trailer exceeds a length of 15m, you must purchase tickets for two parking spaces. Other accompanying vehicles must be parked in the “Camping” parking lot.

Cars of all types, including station wagons and limousines as well as trailers and vans, are NOT PERMITTED as sleeping vehicles as long as they do not have a fixed sleeping device.

In general, there is no guarantee for parking spaces next to each other. If you want to stand next to each other with two or more groups, we recommend arriving as early as possible and together and expressing your wish at check-in. But that doesn’t represent a guarantee either. The vehicle must be parked in the designated area as instructed by staff.

It is not possible to leave the Car- / Womo Camp with a vehicle during the festival. If you want to remain flexible, you can park an additional car in the camping parking lot. However, this requires an additional parking ticket labeled “Parking: Camping.”

The vehicle must not be moved after parking until it leaves the premises. The engine must remain switched off at all times.

The built-in vehicle battery must not be used as an external power source. Anything that runs normally via the vehicle's electrical system is permitted.

The use of gas grills or gas cookers is only permitted if the gas cylinder is installed in the designated, built-in space. The gas cylinder must not be removed!

The maximum number of gas cylinders depends on the original designated storage space in the sleeping vehicle. For your own safety, you should check the sleeping vehicle regularly. You can find some useful information here.

Otherwise, the same rules apply to grills as in all other camping categories.

The pitches in the Womo Camp do not have any fresh water. You can get fresh water at the sanitary facilities at any time. We recommend using canisters for this purpose.

Wastewater disposal is not possible in the camping area. However, you can use the toilets free of charge for the entire weekend.

Each plot block has a Schuko socket 16A/230V max. 2,000W. However, it is best to bring an extension cord with you, as we cannot guarantee that the power connection will be right next to you. If individual power consumers cause repeated power failures, they may not be used any further.

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the Camping Area. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the WOMO Camp and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Generators and car batteries (exception: permanently installed vehicle batteries are permitted)
• All types of transportation (exception: wheelchairs, walkers, sleeping vehicles, and, if applicable, towing vehicles are permitted)
• Corrosive, flammable, or staining substances (e.g., spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols, or flyers of any kind (signs supporting your favorite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs according to the Narcotics Act (exception: medication in its original packaging and, if necessary, medical proof are permitted)
• Drones
• Torches
• Gas cartridges with more than 450g of gas
• Glasses, glass bottles/containers outside the sleeping vehicle. (Exception: glasses inside the sleeping vehicle are permitted)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooters
• Laser pointers
• Megaphones
• Furniture and items of any kind that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Power banks/power stations (standard power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted, larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras, and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• All types of slingshots (e.g., water bomb slingshots)
• Homemade music systems
• Hookahs with glass bowls
• Spirit, gasoline, or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of any kind (including technical weapons)
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Please note that glasses, glass bottles/containers outside the sleeping vehicle will be collected and disposed of by our security staff to protect the agricultural areas.

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.

To stay overnight at the Car Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Camping. In addition, one camper from your group must book the “Car Camp” add-on. You can book this directly in the ticket purchase process or via your personal MyTicket portal. The camping area has room for approx. 4 to 6 people.

The Car Camp has its own check-in for drivers and passengers in vehicles that will be parked in the Car Camp. The rest of your group must check in at the regular “Camping” check-in.

As a safety measure, we reserve the right to check vehicles on site for prohibited items and to remove those that we deem to be prohibited from the site. In this case, the cost of the tickets will not be refunded. If not all persons in a camp can travel in the vehicle, a parking ticket (“Parking: Camping”) is required for each additional vehicle.

Camping area opening hours:

Opening: Thursday, August 13, 2026, 10:00
Closing: Sunday, August 16, 2026, 15:00

The check-in opening hours can be found here.

All cars with a maximum gross vehicle weight of 3.5 tons and a maximum length of 6 meters are permitted in the car camping area. Trailers are not permitted.

The vehicle must have a valid general inspection and vehicle registration certificate.

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the WOMO Camp. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the Camping Area and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Power packs and demounted car batteries
• All types of means of transport (exception: wheelchairs, walking frames)
• Corrosive, flammable or colouring substances (e.g. spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols or flyers of any kind (signs in support of your favourite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs and intoxicants (Exception: Medicines in their original packaging accompanied by a doctor's certificate)
• drones
• flares
• Gas cartridges with a filling weight of more than 450g
• Glass bottles/containers of all kinds (including perfumes, make-up, etc.)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooter
• Laser pointers
• Team tents for more than 8 people
• Megaphones
• Furniture and objects of all kinds that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Powerbanks / Power stations (commercially available power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted; larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• Umbrellas
• Slingshots of all kinds (e.g. water bomb slingshots)
• Home-made music systems
• Selfie sticks
• Shishas with glass bowls
• Spiritus, petrol or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of all kinds (also in the technical sense)
• Walky-talkies
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Other items

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.

In general, there is no guarantee for parking spaces next to each other. If you want to stand next to each other with two or more groups, we recommend arriving as early as possible and together and expressing your wish at check-in. But that doesn’t represent a guarantee either. The vehicle must be parked in the designated area as instructed by staff.

It is not possible to leave the Car- / Womo Camp with a vehicle during the festival. If you want to remain flexible, you can park an additional car in the camping parking lot. However, this requires an additional parking ticket labeled “Parking: Camping.”

The vehicle must not be moved after parking until it leaves the premises. The engine must remain switched off at all times.

The built-in vehicle battery must not be used as an external power source. Anything that runs normally via the vehicle's electrical system is permitted.

To stay overnight in the Regular Camp, you need the 2-Day Ticket + Camping. In addition, only one person in your group needs to purchase an Easy Camp Add-on.

The Easy Camp add-on will be available at a later date.

In general, there is no guarantee that tents will be next to each other. If you want to camp with two or more groups next to each other, we recommend that you arrive together and express your wish at check-in. But even this is no guarantee.

Security checks (including body and bag searches) will be carried out by our security staff at the entrance. Please only bring the essentials with you and open your bags for a quick search.

Important note: Separate regulations apply to the WOMO Camp. You can find a complete overview here.

The following items are prohibited in the Camping Area and will be collected and disposed of by security:

• Power packs and demounted car batteries
• All types of means of transport (exception: wheelchairs, walking frames)
• Corrosive, flammable or colouring substances (e.g. spray paint cans)
• Banners, signs, symbols or flyers of any kind (signs in support of your favourite artist are of course excluded)
• Drugs and intoxicants (Exception: Medicines in their original packaging accompanied by a doctor's certificate)
• drones
• flares
• Gas cartridges with a filling weight of more than 450g
• Glass bottles/containers of all kinds (including perfumes, make-up, etc.)
• Sky lanterns
• Confetti shooter
• Laser pointers
• Team tents for more than 8 people
• Megaphones
• Furniture and objects of all kinds that can be identified as bulky waste
• Political or religious items of any kind
• Powerbanks / Power stations (commercially available power banks that fit in a pocket are permitted; larger ones are not permitted for safety reasons)
• Professional photo, film, video cameras and audio recording devices (digital cameras and GoPros are permitted)
• Pyrotechnics
• Umbrellas
• Slingshots of all kinds (e.g. water bomb slingshots)
• Home-made music systems
• Selfie sticks
• Shishas with glass bowls
• Spiritus, petrol or other flammable liquids
• Animals/pets
• Dry ice
• Vuvuzelas
• Weapons of all kinds (also in the technical sense)
• Walky-talkies
• Sparklers
• Dangerous objects of any kind
• Other items

Items collected (e.g. glass bottles) will not be stored at the entrance and cannot be collected at a later date.