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April 17, 2024

Your ultimate packing list for every festival

Sing along. Dance. Laugh. Enjoy. And leave the worries of everyday life behind: It is the time of long, warm summer nights and the carefree in the intoxication of music.

The festival summer is in full swing. It does not matter if you are a big one Festival over several days or just a day festival want to visit? There are a few things that you should definitely have with you. Our checklist is Tried and tested by experienced festival goers, That's why you're well prepared for your next festival with her.

Checklist for the festival area

For the big festivals, which go over several days, we distinguish in this tip between a packing list for the festival area and one for the campsite. The checklist for the festival area is therefore also perfect for the daily festivals.

ticket
mobile
Cash for food and merch
Identity card and health insurance card
Belly bag / Jute bag
Info: At most festivals you are allowed no backpack or big bag take. It is best to check the website of your festival beforehand, which size of bag is allowed. Bumbags are usually no problem at all festivals. With jute bags, at some festivals there is a regulation that one side of the bag must be transparent. These bags are usually available to buy locally. Again, you should inform yourself beforehand, so that you get no problems at the entrance
Sweater / jacket for hanging
handkerchiefs
sunglasses
Cap / cap
Apply sunscreen or cream in advance
Info: Many festivals allow no big vessels with liquids, Inform yourself about this beforehand on the website of your festival. For some, you may carry liquids up to 250 ml. Then you could take a small sunscreen tube with you. If no liquids are allowed at all, cream well before.
Labello with UV protection
Foldable water bottles
Info: Foldable water bottles are a perfect festival companion! As mentioned earlier, many festivals do not allow you to bring fluids to the grounds. Even the tetra packs, which used to be very popular at festivals, are often banned today. For this there are water dispensers at many festivals? and for this the foldable bottles are great. So you can Free your thirst quit and then refold the bottle and store it in your bag.
Hand wash gel / disinfection gel
Info: Often there is no opportunity to wash one's hands at festivals. A hand wash gel gives a remedy and makes for a better feeling. The gels are allowed at most festivals, but be sure to let them know in advance.

Checklist for the campsite

In no case forget

ticket
Identity Card & Health Insurance Card
Good mood

accommodation

tent
sleeping pad
Sleeping bag
pavilion
camp chair
Camping stove / camping grill & accessories
Camping cutlery
jerry cans
tin opener
Gaffa tape
cable ties
garbage bags
kitchen roll
Sponge, dishcloth and detergent
Jukebox / small radio / bluetooth speaker
Little Ball for Flunkyball & co.
If necessary: cool box
If necessary: camping table

Important extras

Cash for parking & shopping on site
Power Bank
lighter
flashlight
pocket knife
Earplugs & sleeping glasses
pen

dress

Solid, waterproof shoes
rubber boots
rain poncho
Shorts & T-shirts
Long, comfortable pants
Jackets & sweaters
Underwear & socks
Clothes to sleep
Thick socks for cold nights in the tent
Headgear: cap / cap / hat
sunglasses
If necessary: scarf or scarf

food

water bottles
Canned ready meals
5-minute terrines
Pasta & Pesto
Food for breakfast like bread, cereal, jam, milk, instant coffee, tea
Snacks such as cereal bar, nuts & biscuits
chewing gum
Fruits like apples & bananas
Alcoholic drinks as needed
If necessary: salt & pepper

Info: Many festivals do not allow glass at the campsite. Inform yourself about the rules of your festival in advance on the website and, if necessary, fall back on alternatives. There are also numerous food stalls on the festival grounds.