Event Information

We have seen an increase in large caravans over 20ft. These big boppers are awesome, and we always welcome luxury if that's your thing, but please know with the increase in large caravans we have the same amount of space as always. Once the whole kit and kaboodle is out, awning and ute, a lot of space is taken up in comparison to someone in a standard van or tent. To keep track of space we are introducing a $35 Caravan Passes from The Gum Ball to all festivals. Please be considerate and don't "lock off" a space by strategically parking your van and ute with friends to claim more space. There's loads of glorious space at Dashville, and no bad camping spot.

There will be spots allocated around site for big rigs to park. You can still camp with your friends, please arrive together. Bigger means heavier, and not all spots on Dashville soil will support a heavy rig. If our camp ushers direct you to a spot please head there... we don't want you to fall into a hole/ get bogged. Remember, there's no such thing as a bad campsite at Dashville!

If you'd like to come to Dashville Skyline less than the three days we are likely to offer single day passes closer to the festival.

You are allowed to bring gas bottles, but only if they are in service date (keeping in mind we have amazing food stalls including coffee, so you probably don't really need one). We will have to confiscate gas bottles at the gate that are not within their service date.

The campground is expansive but is at the mercy of the natural vegetation and at the last couple of festivals there has been some issues with caravans acquiring excessive space (which in turn eats into the space of those with a more humble set up). You can still bring your caravan/camper but if it is over 20ft you will need to purchase a pass for it beforehand. These are limited in number to allow us to control the amount of caravans into the site and better facilitate space requirements for all.

If you want to camp with mates, we recommend arriving together or as closely together as possible, especially if you have a caravan over 20ft as there will be specific spots for you to camp. You can still camp with your friends, we'll make sure you're on solid ground now that there are more big rigs getting around. Reserving space can get tricky, as we have a lot of campers to fit in. It's definitely best to arrive when gates open to get the best spot.

Yes, most people park alongside their tent if there is room. But it's best to get to Dashville when gates open.

Unfortunately no pets are allowed at Dashville events.

No personal fires in the campground. Do not bring firewood. We are bound by State fire restrictions, and the campground and surrounding areas are very much dense bushland. We generally have communal fires inside the arena, which you are welcome to sit around until 3am... if that helps.

Yes, we frequently have wheelchair-bound music lovers at our events. The arena gently undulates and is easy to navigate.

Phone reception for texting and calls is fine at Dashville. But, in regards to the internet on your phone, reception can be a little fussy. However, based on feedback from punters at previous events, internet reception is often available at Dashville.

All vehicles will be searched by our security staff on the way through Dashville’s main gate.

We have a large block of private shower cubicles to cater to the needs of all campers and there are always a sufficient number of portaloos within the arena and campgrounds.

Yes, deckchairs and picnic blankets are allowed and encouraged.

Small generators are permitted but please be respectful of your fellow patrons in regards to noise. Switch off the genny when others are trying to sleep.

No. However, if you have a medical condition that requires powered equipment, please email us on dashvile@live.com and we will do our very best to have you connected to power.

As Dashville Skyline is a celebration of music and culture, campers will inevitably throw on some tunes in their respective camp areas. We simply ask that you be respectful and kill the volume at a reasonable hour. At midnight, when the festival’s music finishes, there should not be music played in the campground.