Camp rules
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Pyramid Eco Village is a peaceful place where hundreds of people from around the world share the same space. These rules keep it clean, safe and welcoming.
Camper vans and roof tents
We welcome camper vans, converted vehicles with sleeping spaces, and vehicles equipped with roof tents. Parking in the designated camper area is free of charge for all valid festival ticket holders.
The camper area opens on 30th June, 2027. Spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Once your vehicle has been parked, it cannot be moved during the festival, except when permanently leaving the village. Our team will guide you to your parking spot upon arrival.
- Free parking for camper vans, converted vehicles, and roof tent setups.
- No movement of vehicles during the festival unless departing permanently.
- No open fires, barbecues, camping stoves, generators, or any other fuel-powered equipment are permitted in the camper area.
- Please keep noise to a minimum. No loud music or parties in the camping zone, especially during nighttime hours.
- Empty your grey water and waste tanks before arriving, as there are no dumping facilities inside the village.
- Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the festival grounds.
Village facilities
All campers have access to the festival’s shared facilities, including:
- Free drinking water refill points
- Showers
- Toilets
- Food court
- Bars
- Medical and Psycare services
- 24/7 festival staff assistance
In the camp
- Families camp in a quieter zone away from the stages.
- Sort your waste at the separation stations and use the compost toilets as signposted.
- Use natural, eco-friendly hygiene products: greywater from showers and sinks is filtered and reused.
- Leave flags and selfie sticks at home.
- Respect Rtanj: its plant life is protected, so don’t pick protected species.
Please respect the community
The camper area is part of the Pyramid Eco Village experience. Help us keep it clean, safe, and welcoming by respecting your neighbors, following the campsite rules, and leaving no trace.