Camping

Festivalgoers wishing to stay the night in Werchter after TW Classic can do so at The Hive My Space. This is a new initiative in response to the demand for accommodation.

You can camp at The Hive My Space from 40 Euros (incl. fees) for 2 persons excluding tent hire. If you also wish to include the hire of a tent that has been put up for you, that will cost 50 Euros (incl. fees). The Hive My Space campsite opens on Sunday 14 July at 10 am and closes at noon on Monday 15 July.

The Hive My Space aims for quality and  comfort. In the comfort zone you'll find the sanitary facilities: showers and toilets are free of charge. At the bar, cools and hot drinks are served. In the morning, it's your place to go for a fresh croissant. Take a seat on one of the picnic benches and enjoy!

There will be pat-down searches at The Hive My Space's entrance. Backpacks and luggage will be searched extensively.

In order to keep the campsites as clean as possible, each camper will receive bin bags on arrival. The idea is to leave the (full) bags in the dedicated area when you leave.

Packing your tent and taking it back home with you is a piece of cake. We count on your common (and green) sense to go for a greener Werchter together.

Don't:

• Gazebos larger than 3 by 3 metres, or tents of an excessive size*
• Glass, sharp objects, weapons.
• Tapping equipment. Drinks are available at the campsites for a reasonable price.
• Gas burners and installations are forbidden by order of the fire department.
• Dry ice
• Generators, they cause extra noise and constitute an additional safety hazard.
• Fire (torches, candles, cookers, charcoal BBQ, etc) is dangerous, especially with so many tents crowded together.
• Pets, except for assistance dogs (either or not in training) for people with a disability.
• Music equipment making too much noise will be confiscated.
• Commercial activities: it is strictly forbidden to deal drugs, sell food or drinks, tickets and so on.
• Flyers: it is forbidden to hand out flyers or any other promotional material.
• Cars, motorbikes, trailers, caravans, camper vans, etc. They endanger camping safety. Hand trucks (trolleys) aren't allowed either.

Do:

• enjoy your stay
• make friends
• respect your fellow campers
• get enough sleep
• brush your teeth
• wash your hands
• shower regularly
• keep the campsite clean, together with us

(*) About gazebos (‘party tents’): only gazebos with a maximal size of 3 metres by 3 metres are allowed. Gazebos have to be set up to cover at least half of your tent. Gazebos cannot be set up next to each other. A maximum of one gazebo is allowed in between multiple tents. Any tents/gazebos not pitched according to the rules will be removed. Please follow The Hive campsite staff’s directions. May we ask to securely set up your gazebo, taking into account its wind sensitivity?

The Hive My Space campsite is divided into zones with fire lanes in between. Tents have to be pitched on the designated camping spots. Please follow the campsite staff’s instructions. Fire lanes have to be clear at all times. Any material in the fire lanes will be removed by the campsite staff. The campsite is surrounded by a service lane. Very convenient for logistics, but also necessary for quick interventions by the emergency services and evacuations.

Gas burners and barbecues are not allowed on The Hive My Space.

Contact the camping manager on the spot. Of course, problems may be pointed out to the local authorities of Haacht and to the festival organizers as well. All camping-related matters are co-ordinated by the local council of Haacht. They have drawn up the rules with regard to pricing, opening hours, number of toilets, lighting, firebreaks, cleaning...

A good piece of advice: leave your valuables at home. And whatever you do, don’t leave them in your tent unsupervised. None of the organizing parties (campsite staff, festival organizer, local authorities) can be held responsible for possible theft.

The Red Cross and the ambulance service from Leuven are permanently present. Need first aid? Call 112 or call for help through the App 112. Never hesitate to ask a (camping) crew member for help. There is a permanent first aid post of the Red Cross at the campsite.

Our camping staff will be on hand to advise and assist campers. Do not hesitate to talk to these employees if you need help or information.​​​​​​​