Because camping is such a big part of Roskilde Festival we’ve made this site for you to find all the information you’ll need for a great camping experience.

Each year, tens of thousands of people gather at Roskilde Festival which is why we’ve collected some tips and guide lines to make camping safe and fun for everybody.

Upgrade your camping experience
The camping area is divided into different parts where some have special services. You can buy access to these special areas as add-ons to your ticket. Access to our normal camping area is included in the ticket, but if you’re dying to sleep next to your MC or simply want somebody else put up your tent for you then check out camping areas. For a unique camping experience, move to Dream City.

If you want to be a little cleaner and greener you can pitch your tent in one of the new Clean Areas or maybe even become an official Roskilde Green Camp.

Come prepared
Camping at Roskilde Festival is not all mud and tinned food. The camping area offers lots of different facilities like food stands and hot baths. You can read more about the facilities at the camping area.

If you’re new at Roskilde or just want to read about the unique atmosphere at the camp site you can find packing lists and much more here. If you want to come well-prepared, you'll also find our extended camping guide Camp Codex.

With this map you will get an overview of the camping area.

The camping areas at Roskilde Festival 2014 are open from Sunday 29 June 18:00 to Monday 7 July 14:00.

The unique camp life at Roskilde Festival is a central part of the grand Roskilde experience. The camping area is divided into smaller areas where the festival guests live, rest, meet up and party. In the centre of each area is an open space, which we call an agora. Here you can cook, get information, help (if needed) and have a good time. Also, we offer free luggage storage facilities and food and beverage stalls as well as kiosks, showers etc.

Bring only ordinary light-weight camping equipment

For reasons of fire safety, we ask you not to bring living room furniture or similar inflammable components to the camping area. This does not apply to common, lightweight camping equipment, fixed built-in installations in caravans and equipment normally used for tent camping.

Quiet area

Area J (Silent & Clean) is a special camping area that calls for a cleaner living and silence at night without noisy parties and loud music. The area's service guards will take action against noisy behaviour and can exclude people from the area if the rules are not followed. The basic rule of thumb: If you don't appreciate a calmer atmosphere, set camp somewhere else.