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Bringing your dog.

The Mundi Mundi Bash is dog friendly. We think that is a first for an Australian multi-day music festival.

A dog at the Mundi Mundi Bash
A dog friendly festival

Bring your pooch.

Many of our patrons come to the Bash on extended trips around Australia. The dog friendly provision lets travellers enjoy the festival with their furry mate along for the ride.

Before you decide to bring your dog, read the rules below and think about whether the Bash is right for your pet. It is a big, busy, noisy event. Hundreds of dogs attend each year and have a fantastic time, but it is worth thinking through.

Tag up! All dogs must wear a tag with their name. We also recommend adding your name, car details (make, model, colour, plate) and phone number.

Dog zones

Where your dog can go.

Dogs are restricted to specific areas within the festival. Here is a quick guide.

Dog friendly campsiteA dedicated dog friendly camping area at the north rear of the campground. You must camp here if you are bringing a dog.
Dog exercise areaA fenced off-lead exercise area next to the dog friendly campsite. It is the one place your dog can roam freely.
Dog concert areaA dedicated dog friendly section of the concert area, with its own entrance. Dogs must be on a lead at all times.
Dog walkwayA designated walkway runs from the dog campsite to the dog concert area.
Main plazaDogs are welcome in the main plaza, but must stay at least 10 metres away from all food vending areas.
Not allowed: general concert areaDogs are not permitted in the general concert area. Marshals at the gates control entry, so please use the dog concert area entrance.
A dog at the Mundi Mundi Bash
Rules and responsibilities

Dog attendance rules.

Every dog owner at the Bash agrees to these.

1. Stay in the dog zonesDogs are restricted to the dog friendly campsite, exercise area, walkway, dog concert area, and the main plaza (10m or more from food vendors).
2. Display your stickerDisplay your Dog Friendly Campsite sticker on your windscreen at all times, so marshals can direct you to the correct camping area.
3. Pick up after your dogPick up all dog waste and put it in the dedicated bins. This is crucial for our landowner's permission to keep running the event. No general camp waste in these bins.
4. Lead and controlKeep your dog on a lead and under control at all times. The only exception is inside the fenced dog exercise area.
5. Tag upAll dogs must wear a tag with their name. We recommend adding your name, car details and phone number, so it is easy to reconnect if your dog gets lost.
6. You are responsibleYou are responsible for your dog and personally liable for any property or personal damage it causes.
7. NoiseExcessively or constantly noisy dogs, or those causing a nuisance to other attendees, will need to be removed from the event.
8. BarkingBarking dogs must be attended to without delay, to minimise disruption to fellow attendees.
9. Use the dog entranceUse the separate dog concert area entrance. Do not take your dog into the general concert area.
10. Health and risksHundreds of dogs attend each year. Make sure yours is up to date with vaccinations and microchipped. Owners are responsible for assessing the risks of bringing their dog.
Dog Friendly Campsite sticker

Your sticker, and how to get it.

Every patron bringing a dog must display a Dog Friendly Campsite sticker on their windscreen. It helps marshals send you straight to the right camping area when you roll into Mundiville. No further dog registration is required.

Mailed vehicle pass? Every vehicle pass comes with a Dog Friendly Campsite sticker, at no extra cost. Check your envelope when it arrives.

Collecting in person? Ask the ticketing team for your sticker when you pick up your wristbands at the Ticketing Office at the Broken Hill Racecourse.

Once you have it, stick it on your windscreen before you arrive at Mundiville.

Ticket collection
Dogs at the Mundi Mundi Bash
Dogs enjoying the Mundi Mundi Bash
Veterinary services

Need a vet?

There are no on-site veterinary services at the Bash. If your dog needs medical attention, the nearest vet services are in Broken Hill, about 38km from the Mundi Mundi Plains.

Look up a vet in Broken Hill before you arrive and save their number in your phone, just in case. Know your route back to town before you roll into Mundiville.

Getting there
Frequently asked

Dog FAQs.

No. There is no further dog registration. Just display your Dog Friendly Campsite sticker on your windscreen when you roll into Mundiville.

Every mailed vehicle pass comes with a Dog Friendly Campsite sticker, at no extra cost. If you collect in person, ask the ticketing team for one when you pick up your wristbands.

In the dog friendly campsite, at the north rear of the campground. Marshals will direct you there when they see your sticker.

Only the dog concert area, through its own entrance, and always on a lead. Dogs are not permitted in the general concert area.

No. The nearest vet services are in Broken Hill, about 38km from Mundiville. Look up a vet before you arrive and save their number in your phone.

Yes. Dogs are welcome on any campsite at the Racecourse and do not need a booking. Keep them on a leash and please clean up after them.

19 to 21 August 2027 · Mundi Mundi Plains · Broken Hill NSW

See you at the Bash, tails and all.

Camping at Mundiville