WHAT TO BRING

AA card
Bags for dirty clothing and footwear
Beanie / hat / gloves / socks
Cameras (for personal use)
Camperhome / caravan
Camping equipment
Contraceptives
Cooking utensils
Ear plugs / cotton wool
Emergency numbers
Festival ticket!
Flag (to mark your campsite)
Gas cookers
Hot water bottle
ID / driver’s licence
Lanyard for keys
Lip-Ice
Medications (prescribed and sundry / inhalers)
Medical info (allergies etc)
Mobile phone (no power, so conserve battery life)
Money / bank cards (ATM facilities available on-site)
Musical instruments
Phonecards
Refuse bags
Sense of humour
Sleeping bag / warm bedding / mattress / pillow
Spectacles / contact lenses and solution
Sunblock
Sunglasses
Swimming gear, tubes and inflatables for river and dams
Tent (lines / poles / groundsheet / pegs)
Toiletries
Torch and spare batteries / bulbs
Towels
Warm Clothing
Water containers - all tap water is drinkable but for logistical reasons and your own convenience, please bring as much water with you as possible
Waterproof clothing and umbrella
Wellington boots / sturdy shoes

WHAT NOT TO BRING

No illegal substances (there will be roadblocks to and from the festival and a strong police presence on-site)
No firearms or weapons
No glass or bottles whatsoever – they are dangerous and will be confiscated
No car boot music, portable sound systems, vuvuzelas, fireworks or sirens
No pets or animals (except registered guide dogs)
No bad attitudes
No generators
No motorcycles or quad bikes in the festival area
No professional audio or video recording equipment or cameras
No valuables