Camping · Mundi Mundi Bash 2026
Camping at Mundiville

Home for the weekend on the red dirt Mundi Mundi Plains, under the stars, out in the outback.

7Nights max
90m²Per vehicle min
17 to 24August 2026
2WDSuitable for all vehicles
Welcome to Mundiville
Your Home on the Plains

Mundiville is located 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 beautiful red dirt outback plains.

Camping is included in the cost of your ticket and is permitted for up to seven nights: Monday 17th to Monday 24th August, depending on the vehicle entry pass you choose.

The camping arrangements and rules outlined here ensure the safety and comfort of everyone on site, and help us take good care of this very special outback property.

Aerial view of Mundiville campground
Roll In & Roll Out
Entry & Exit Times

Your ticket determines the dates and times you can come and go from the Mundiville campground. After you've rolled out of the festival grounds, returning is not permitted.

Roll in / Roll out timetable
Arriving at the Bash
Arrival at Mundiville

You'll only be allowed to enter the campground during your permitted "roll in" dates and times. If you arrive at the gate on the wrong day or outside permitted hours, you won't be allowed in.

⚠️ Important: Make sure you've collected your vehicle pass and wristbands from the Broken Hill Racecourse before you drive out to Mundiville, unless you had them delivered.

See Ticket Collection for full details on picking up your wristbands in Broken Hill.

Caravans rolling into Mundiville
Your Space
Your Campsite

Campsite boundaries are marked out similar to a caravan park. You'll receive a minimum of approximately 90m² per vehicle, most sites are around 13.5m × 6.75m, though shapes may vary slightly.

You'll be camping on the red dirt Mundi Mundi Plains, north of the Barrier Ranges. The campground is suitable for 2WD vehicles including motorhomes and caravans.

We expect 99% of setups to fit comfortably in the generous allocation. If your big rig physically doesn't fit, we'll have a small number of larger sites available.

~90m² Minimum per vehicle Most sites approx. 13.5m × 6.75m
Campsite layout diagram
Stay Safe
Camping & Caravan Fire Safety

Out here, a fire can spread fast. To keep everyone safe, all structures, generators and fires must be placed at least 1 metre from the back and side boundaries of your campsite. Guy ropes can protrude another 40cm. Marshals will enforce this rule.

Before You Leave Home

  • Fit a smoke alarm near the sleeping area in your van, and test it before you go
  • Pack a fire extinguisher and a fire blanket, and keep them near the exit
  • Have a fire escape plan, and make sure everyone travelling with you knows it
  • Turn off any pilot lights before you set off
  • Check your gas pipes and connectors are in good order, and check them again after a long drive
  • Gas cylinders should sit outside the van, secured, with valves facing away

At Your Campsite

  • Keep all structures, generators and fires at least 1 metre from your back and side boundaries
  • Camping as a group? The 1 metre rule still applies to the outer boundaries of your joined site, and leave space between your cooking area and other structures
  • Keep heaters clear of the internal fittings in your van
  • Never cook or smoke inside a tent
  • Never leave cooking unattended, and keep matches and lighters secured
  • Generators can run between 8am and 8pm only
  • No chainsaws, power tools or fireworks anywhere in Mundiville

Your Campfire

  • Campfires are welcome, on the ground or in a firepit
  • BYO firewood. There is a limited supply for sale on site, and strictly no collecting firewood around camp or between Broken Hill and Mundiville
  • Keep it a sensible size. No bonfires
  • Site your fire well clear of tents, vans, annexes and your neighbour's setup
  • Keep a bucket or jerry can of water beside your fire
  • Campfires must not be left unattended. Extinguish campfires with water before going to bed or leaving your campsite.
  • Never smother a fire with dirt. It stays hot underneath long after it looks out
  • Ash can stay on the ground when you roll out, just take any rubbish with you

If There's a Fire

  • Call for help on CB Channel 5. It is monitored 24 hours a day while Bashers are on site
  • Know where your nearest emergency evacuation point is. They are marked on the Festival Map
  • Tune your portable FM radio to Bash FM for updates on weather and any fire restrictions in force
  • See our Emergency information for the full rundown on getting help at the Bash

More information is available on the NSW Fire + Rescue website.

Coming with a Crew?
Group Camping

If you'd like to camp together as a group with other vehicles, you'll need to arrive at the Mundi Mundi Bash site together. You won't be able to save a spot for a later arrival.

Group campsite layout diagram 1 Group campsite layout diagram 2
Please Read
Leave the Glass at Home

Broken glass is one of the most serious safety risks on the Plains, and it gets worse every year. One smashed bottle in the red dirt is a real danger to our crew, our volunteers, fellow Bashers and their dogs, and it is almost impossible to find and clean up once it shatters. Please help us keep glass off the campground.

  • There is no glass recycling on site
  • Do not place glass in the recycling or general rubbish bins
  • Do not leave glass behind at your campsite
  • Any glass found in the concert area will be confiscated

For drinks, cans and casks only. The one exception is your camp kitchen, where glass items like oil and condiment jars are fine. Everything else, please leave it at home.

Accessibility
Camping with a Disability

We welcome patrons with a disability and will support your attendance in any way we can.

See Patrons with a Disability to find out more and register online.

Dog Friendly
Camping with a Dog

The Mundi Mundi Bash is a dog friendly event, camping with dogs is permitted in the dedicated dog friendly camping area.

For more information see the Dog Attendance Rules.

Heading Home
Departing Mundiville

Roll out runs from 6am Sunday 23 August until midday Monday 24 August. Those rolling out on Monday can camp at Mundiville Sunday night at no extra charge.

Sun 23 Aug: Morning

Roll out begins from 6am. Expect wait times of up to a couple of hours during the morning peak. All facilities are still operational.

Sun 23 Aug: After 1pm

Best time to leave if you want to avoid queues. Food vendors stop serving after breakfast Sunday morning.

Mon 24 Aug: until Midday

Roll out closes at midday. Toilets and limited medical facilities available until midday, but all other facilities (food, recycling, rubbish, internet, firewood & ice) are no longer operating.

💡 Tip: During peak roll out we clear about 1 vehicle every 8 seconds, but if everyone leaves at once there will be significant delays. Plan your departure for Sunday afternoon after 1pm, or Monday morning, for the smoothest exit.
Caravans departing Mundiville
20
km/h
Roll Out Speed: 20 km/h Keep up at a safe distance with the car in front. Do not leave long gaps. Steady rolling at the indicated speed, without leaving long gaps, gets everyone out quicker.
Ticket Add Ons
More Ways to Customise Your Stay

🚌 Transfer Bus

A privately operated transfer bus service runs to and from Broken Hill, a great option if you're staying in town and don't want to drive out each day. Pricing and timetable for the 35km one way trip will be available closer to the event.

Transfer Bus Info

⭐ Early Entry & Early Exit

Want to arrive early and get set up before the crowds? Or need to head off on Saturday evening? You can purchase an Early Entry Camping Pass or an Early Exit Pass to customise your stay. 100% of Early Exit Pass proceeds go to RFDS.

Ready to Set Up Camp?

Grab your tickets, check the camp rules, and start planning your Mundiville home base for Mundi Mundi Bash 2026.