FAQs

Yes, there are three (3) separate campgrounds at CMC (A Campground, B Campground and C Campground). Full details of the different Camp Sites available to purchase within these Campgrounds can be found within the Festival Info - Camping page.

Campground C for large camp sites will be open from Wednesday 13 March 2024. 

Campground A, B, The Inn and The Ranch will be open from Thursday 14 March 2024. 

These dates remain subject to the approval of our Traffic Management Plan so are subject to change.

C CAMPGROUND ONLY - WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH

Campground opening times:

Open: 12 noon (AEST)

Close: 9:00pm (AEST)

No entry is permitted into the Campgrounds outside these hours on Wednesday 13 March.

Daily opening and closing times and detailed instructions on how to enter all Campground will be provided closer to the Festival.

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ALL CAMPGROUNDS – THURSDAY 14, FRIDAY 15, SATURDAY 16 and SUNDAY 17 MARCH

This includes A Campground, The Inn, The Ranch, B Campground, C Campground.

Campground opening times:

THURSDAY 14 MARCH

Open: 9:00am (AEST)

Close: 9:00pm (AEST)

FRIDAY 15, SATURDAY 16 AND SUNDAY 17 MARCH

Open: 7:00am (AEST)

Close: 9:00pm (AEST)

No entry is permitted into the Campgrounds outside these hours.

Please refer to the Campers Entry Map page for detailed instructions on how to enter the Campgrounds.

Yes, personal gas cookers are allowed. 

Your equipment may be inspected by Campground Marshals to ensure it is in good working order or to assess any concerns regarding the age, type or use of your equipment.

It is a condition of using any gas cookers at the Camp Site that you comply with the Guidelines for the Safe use of Camping Gas Cookers:

• Please have your cooking equipment serviced before bringing it to the Camp Site.
• Never light a gas cooker inside your tent or in any other enclosed area.
• Always take note of the colour of the flame: it should be burning blue. If it’s burning with an orange or yellow flame or is creating sooty stains on your stove you may have a problem with your stove so PLEASE DO NOT USE IT. 
• Do not store spare gas cylinders inside your tent, mobile home or caravan. 
• If you smell gas or think you have a leak, turn the stove off, evacuate the area and get help from a CampgroundMarshal or Security. 
• Never use a naked flame to search for a leak.
• Empty canisters and aerosols may not be completely empty. When you’ve removed it from your stove, store it upright outside your tent for a while to allow any gas that may remain to evaporate. 
• Never attempt to refill a gas cannister.

The Inn is where the tent (and some extras, if you choose that option) are supplied, setup and packed down for you. So you don’t have to bring your own tent. Patrons of The Inn will have a designated area and will only be able to camp with friends who have purchased a site in The Inn area. No general camping patrons will be allowed in The Inn area. 

There are Small Tents (max 2 people) and Medium Tents (max 4 people) available for hire in The Inn area. Both Tents have two options available: 

1. Tent Only (includes setup and pack up); or 

2. Tent with Extras (including setup and pack up).

The ‘Extras’ are:

• Single Stretcher Beds (double stretcher beds available on request via Moshtix)
• Camp mats
• 1 x LED lantern

‍Please note: Linen is NOT supplied! Please bring your own sleeping bag, sheets, pillow, towels etc.

No, unless you have purchased a site at The Inn.

There are both powered and unpowered sites in the campgrounds. It depends on what you purchased. 

If you have a powered site, it will be 10 amps or 15 amps. You must bring your own 25 metre extension cord. We cannot guarantee connection to the campground distribution board with extension cords that are shorter than 25 metres in length.  

All extension cords must be tested and tagged as per Electrical Testing Standard AS3760

The following Camp Sites have no power: 

• All Small Sites 

• The Inn
• Some Medium Sites 

Powered:

• Some Medium Sites have power (provision for both 10 amps and 15 amps) available. 
• All Large Sites have power (provision for both 10 amps and 15 amps) available. 
• The Ranch Medium Sites
• The Ranch Large Sites

Please note: If you have a powered site, it will be 10 amps or 15 amps. You must bring your own 25 metre extension cord. We cannot guarantee connection to the campground distribution board with extension cords that are shorter than 25 metres in length.  All extension cords must be tested and tagged as per Electrical Testing Standard AS3760

Yes you can however they must be turned off from Midnight – 7am each day you’re on site at CMC Rocks QLD out of respect for your neighbours.

There are three (3) separate campgrounds at CMC (A Campground, B Campground and C Campground). Full details of the different Camp Sites available to purchase can be found within the Festival Info - Camping page. The Festival stages are not able to be viewed from any of the Campgrounds. 

All Camping Sites will be allocated by the CMC Camp Marshals on the first come, first served basis. If you wish to camp with friends, you must all arrive together and have purchased the same size and type of Camping Site (eg Small, Medium No Power, Medium With Power, Large) in the same Campgrounds as all Camping Site sizes are located in separate areas.

We provide a sewage dump tank for patrons. Patrons need to carry their own blackwater/greywater to this tank.

There will be three (3) dump points in C Campground to empty your cassettes. A & B Campgrounds, you can dump in the toilets. Please do not allow your grey water to be dumped onto the ground - this is unhygienic and irresponsible. Please use the dump points or contact our Camping Marshals for further advice.

Drinking water is available at various locations at all Campgrounds. There is no capacity to supply water via tap or hose to any individual Camp Sites.

All CMC Campgrounds are strictly an alcohol-free zone. Vehicles entering the Campgrounds may be searched. Any alcohol found will be confiscated, not returned and the offending patron (s) may be evicted from the Festival Site and Campgrounds for the remainder of the Festival.

Yes you can. 

Overflow Car Parking will be located in A, B and C Campgrounds. Detailed instructions on how to enter all Overflow Cark Parking will be provided closer to the Festival. All Campers who require Overflow Car Parking must purchase it in advance from Moshtix.

We strongly recommend carpooling whenever possible, as it not only makes entry into the Campgrounds and Festival Site faster but also benefits the environment.

There is a strict policy of one vehicle per Camping Spot (excluding Small Sites and The Inn which do not permit any parking at all).

Vehicles are permitted to park and unload their vehicle at their Camping Spot and then:

Small Sites: all vehicles for Small Sites must proceed to the Designated Parking Area located behind the Small Sites. 

The Inn: all vehicles for The Inn must proceed to the Designated Parking Area located behind The Inn. 

Medium Sites: any extra vehicles for Medium Sites (only one vehicle permitted per Medium Site) must proceed to the Overflow Car Park.

Large Sites: any extra vehicles for Large Sites (only one vehicle permitted per Large Site) must proceed to the Overflow Car Park.

The Ranch: any extra vehicles for Medium or Large Sites (only one vehicle permitted per Medium Site or Large Site) must proceed to the Overflow Car Park.

Every Vehicle entering the Camp Site must have a bar-coded pass – either:

1. Camping Vehicle Pass; or
2. Overflow Carpark Vehicle Pass for extra vehicles.

You will not be permitted to enter the Camp Site without one of these bar-coded passes under any circumstances.

No. 

To avoid traffic congestion and ensure the safety of all camping patrons, vehicles brought into the Campgrounds (including the Overflow Car Park) are not permitted to leave the Campgrounds (or Overflow Car Park) under any circumstances until the Approved Departure Time.

Vehicles are not permitted to be driven around the Campgrounds for any reason (this includes ferrying passengers between entry gates and the designated Cap Site or the Overflow Carpark spot).

Approved Departure Time means either of the following:

10:00pm (AEST) on Sunday 17 March 2024 – 01:00am AEST on Monday 18 March 2024

6:00am – 12:00pm (AEST) on Monday 18 March 2024 (both subject to DA approval)

Any breach of this condition may result in your eviction from the Festival Site and Campgrounds for the remainder of the Festival. If you are evicted for breach of this condition you will not be entitled to any refund for your Festival Ticket or Camping Ticket.

Check the Camping page here for sizes

Our Camp Sites are only specified to provide power and amenities for one caravan/camper/trailer/horse float per site so while you may be able to physically fit two on the site you’ve purchased, CMC cannot provide additional power and can’t guarantee being able to facilitate your additional caravan/camper/trailer/horse float.

We will be running a free shuttle bus to Riverlink Shopping Centre and Yamanto on Friday and Saturday. You can view the Shopping Shuttle Timetables HERE.

If you have purchased Camping Tickets to The Inn Small or Medium Site TENTS WITH EXTRAS and require a double stretcher, please follow the below steps.

1. To get help with an existing order, the original purchaser must log into their Moshtix account

2. Select the "Manage Tickets & Booking History" option under option under the "My Account" heading.

3. Select the "Help with this Order" option and follow the on screen prompts to submit your enquiry.

4. Once the enquiry has been sent all replies and follow-ups will be sent via email to the account holder.

The "Help Form" can also be accessed while viewing your digital tickets where this is available. You can access this option by clicking the three dots next to your tickets to open the menu.