LITTLE AND YOUNG PEOPLE
A weekend of discovery for all ages!
Pricing
… and age restrictions
Children 12 years and under get free entry to the festival and need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times.
Please make sure that you include your free children’s tickets in your booking and that you write your mobile number on their wristband.
Children 2 – 12 years of age will need a camping ticket. Children 2 years and under camp for free.
Youth 13 – 17 years of age have access to discounted festival and camping tickets and need to be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian in our licensed areas.
LookSeeDo
Free workshops and activities for children in the Playground
LookSeeDo is a free entry, dedicated area for kids and can be found in the Playground. It will host a range of activities to keep little people happy and excited over the festival weekend.
Please note that LookSeeDo is not a drop-off zone. Children 12 years and under need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times.
All-ages Workshops, Activities and Performances
Various venues
We love seeing the joy in little people as they experience the festival. Creative workshops and activities for all ages are held on Saturday and Sunday in various venues, and they are designed to encourage creativity while having fun. Street shows, roving characters, sand sculpture, mandala making, busking spots and more, are sure to keep our little festival-goers happy and excited all weekend.
The Young Ones
A time and space for the young ones to have a go on stage!
Do you have a child joining you that would love to perform on stage? With professional sound ready to go?
Face Painting
Festival fundraiser
Find our face painting station at the LookSeeDo marquee in the Playground.
Parent Nook
In the Playground
We are delighted to offer a dedicated parent space; a private nook for parents that need to breastfeed, pump milk, change a nappy or just rest for a few minutes. Our Parent Nook will be waiting for you under the shade of a tree in the Playground.
