Camping at Mundiville.
Home for the weekend on the red dirt Mundi Mundi Plains, under the stars, out in the outback.
Your home on the Plains.
Mundiville is on private property at Belmont Station, a working sheep station north of the Barrier Ranges. Camping isn't usually permitted here, and we're privileged to have the landowner's permission to hold the Mundi Mundi Bash on these red dirt outback plains.
Camping is included in the price of your ticket, for up to seven nights from Monday 16 to Monday 23 August, depending on the vehicle pass you choose. The rules below keep everyone safe and comfortable, and help us look after this very special property.
Leave the glass at home.
Glass in rubbish bags can break and cut whoever has to collect them. One smashed bottle in the red dirt is also a real danger to our crew, our volunteers, fellow Bashers and their dogs.
Stick to cans, casks and plastic, and help us keep glass off the campground. More on this in the camp rules.
- Don't bring glass to Mundiville
- Don't put glass in any bin. There is no glass recycling on site
- Don't leave glass behind at your campsite
- Glass found in the concert area is confiscated
The one exception is your camp kitchen, where oil and condiment jars are fine.
Your campsite.
Campsite boundaries are marked out like a caravan park. You'll get at least 90m² per vehicle, and most sites are around 13.5m x 6.75m, though shapes can vary a little.
We expect 99% of setups to fit comfortably. If your big rig doesn't, a small number of larger sites will be available.
First time at Mundiville?
New to the Bash? The Info and pricing page covers the rest.
Firewood and ice.
Firewood and ice aren't available yet. We'll share the details closer to the event.
In the meantime, please don't collect firewood around camp or between Broken Hill and Mundiville. It isn't allowed, and it keeps the Plains looking the way we found them.
Camping and campfire safety.
Out here a fire can spread fast. Keep all structures, generators and fires at least 1 metre from the back and side boundaries of your campsite. Guy ropes can protrude another 40cm. Marshals enforce this rule.
- Fit a smoke alarm near the sleeping area in your van and test it
- Pack a fire extinguisher and fire blanket, and keep them near the exit
- Check your gas pipes and connectors, and turn off pilot lights
- Keep gas cylinders outside the van, secured, with valves facing away
- Keep structures, generators and fires 1 metre from your back and side boundaries
- Never cook or smoke inside a tent, and never leave cooking unattended
- Generators can run between 8am and 8pm only
- No chainsaws, power tools or fireworks anywhere in Mundiville
- Welcome on the ground or in a firepit. Keep it a sensible size, with no bonfires
- Site it well clear of tents, vans and annexes, with a bucket of water beside it
- Never leave it unattended, and put it out with water before bed
- Never smother a fire with dirt. It stays hot underneath
If there's a fire. Call for help on CB Channel 5, monitored 24 hours a day while Bashers are on site, and tune to Bash FM for updates. Full details on Emergency information. The complete list of dos and don'ts is on Mundiville camp rules.
Crew, dogs and access.
Roll in and roll out.
The speed limit for roll out is 20 km/h. Queue times, traffic updates and the full timetable are on Rolling in and out.
More ways to customise your stay.
Camping FAQs.
Please do not. Glass in rubbish bags can break and cut whoever has to collect them, so there is no glass recycling on site and glass does not go in any bin. Leave it at home and stick to cans, casks and plastic. The only exception is your camp kitchen, where oil and condiment jars are fine. Any glass found in the concert area is confiscated.
Not yet. We will share details on firewood and ice closer to the event. Collecting firewood around camp or between Broken Hill and Mundiville is not allowed.
Up to seven nights, from Monday 16 to Monday 23 August, depending on the vehicle pass you choose. Camping is included in the price of your ticket. See Vehicle passes for the day your pass lets you arrive.
Yes. The campground is suitable for 2WD vehicles, including motorhomes and caravans. A small number of larger sites will be available if your big rig does not fit in the standard allocation.
Yes. To camp as a group, all your vehicles need to arrive at Mundiville together. You cannot save a spot for a later arrival.
Yes. The Bash is dog friendly, and dogs camp in the dedicated dog friendly camping area. See the Dog attendance rules.
Yes, on the ground or in a firepit, as long as it is a sensible size, well clear of tents and vans, with a bucket of water beside it. Never leave it unattended. The full list is on Mundiville camp rules.
Roll in is 7am to 5pm daily from the date on your pass, and roll out runs from 6am Sunday 22 August until midday Monday 23 August. Once you roll out, re-entry is not permitted. See Rolling in and out for the detail.
