Racecourse Camping.
Accommodation booked out in Broken Hill? The official overflow campground is right at the Racecourse, with ticket collection on site.

Your base camp in Broken Hill.
The Broken Hill Racecourse is the official overflow camping area for the Mundi Mundi Bash. If you cannot find accommodation in town, this is your best option: a dedicated camping area, a short drive from Mundiville and a handy first stop on the way in. See Getting there for the drive to Mundiville.
Staying at Mundiville during the festival? That is covered by your festival ticket and Vehicle Entry Pass - Camping. The Racecourse is for those staying in Broken Hill before and/or after the Bash.
$50 powered. $35 unpowered.
Overflow camping at the Racecourse is $50 per night for a powered site and $35 per night for an unpowered site, before and after the Bash. Campsites are limited and booked per vehicle, so keep an eye out. Book online, one booking per vehicle.

What's at the Racecourse.
The basics are covered. It is not Mundiville, but it has everything you need for a stop in town.
Bash ticketing at the Racecourse.
Opted for e-tickets? You must exchange them for wristbands and vehicle stickers at the Ticketing Office before you head to Mundiville. Stick your vehicle sticker on the outside of the windscreen, passenger side, and wear your wristband at all times.
Had everything mailed? Skip ticketing at the Racecourse and head straight to Mundiville.
Camping at the Racecourse? Collect your tickets on site. You will be there anyway, so there is no need to choose mail out.
Before you arrive.
- The town's population nearly doubles during Bash week, so expect traffic and queues
- Think before you park, and do not block driveways or residential streets
- Watch for temporary event speed limits around town
- Do not leave rubbish in town bins. Use the Broken Hill Waste Facility if needed
- Only stay in designated camping areas
- No camping between Broken Hill and Mundiville, as you will be moved on
- Other dump points: Kintore Reserve and the Visitor Information Centre (23-27 Bromide St)
- There are several chemists, medical clinics and a hospital in Broken Hill
- Services will be extremely stretched during Bash week, so do not rely on them
- Restock medications and sort out any health issues before you leave home
- Top up your drinking water, as there is none at Mundiville
- Empty your blackwater cassettes at the dump point before rolling in
- Fill up with fuel. The nearest fuel to Mundiville is back in Broken Hill
- Let family and friends know your mobile reception may be limited
Campsite details.
Everything you need to know about your stay at the Racecourse.

Short-term parking and transport.
Short-term parking. Available for ticket pick-up and drop-offs. Friendly volunteers are on site to direct traffic and help with arrivals. Follow the signs on arrival.
Transfer bus. A privately operated transfer bus runs between Broken Hill and Mundiville during the Bash, a great option if you are day tripping from town. Pricing and times will be available closer to the event. See the Transfer bus for the details.
Racecourse camping FAQs.
Powered sites are $50 per night and unpowered sites are $35 per night, per vehicle. Pre-festival nights are 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 August, and post-festival nights are 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 August. Prices are the same before and after the Bash. Book online, one booking per vehicle.
Yes. Booking ahead is essential and sites are limited. Campsites are booked per vehicle, not per person, and the booking covers camping for everyone in the vehicle. You need a booking for every vehicle staying. Book online through our ticketing page. Powered sites are $50 per night and unpowered sites are $35 per night.
Racecourse Camping tickets cannot be mailed, only Mundi Mundi Bash festival tickets. As you will already be at the Racecourse, it is easiest to collect your festival tickets from the Ticketing Office there.
Exchange them for wristbands and vehicle stickers at the Ticketing Office at the Racecourse before you head to Mundiville. Stick your vehicle sticker on the outside of the windscreen, passenger side, and wear your wristband at all times. If you are camping after the festival, exchange your e-tickets beforehand, as the Ticketing Office will not be open after the Bash. See Ticket collection for the details.
Yes. There are two dump points at the Racecourse, accessible for big rigs and motorhomes, or you can walk up with your canister. There is no charge for campers, and non-campers pay a $5 fee. If you also fill up with water, it is still just one $5 fee. There is also a free dump point at the Visitor Information Centre in town.
Yes. A privately operated transfer bus runs between Broken Hill and Mundiville during the Bash. Pricing and times will be available closer to the event. See Transfer bus for the details.
There are limited shower facilities. Depending on where you are camped, it may be a 500m walk to the closest block. Powered sites are available but limited, and they are not large enough for big rigs. If you need power with a big rig, book 2 powered sites.

