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Powered Camping

Hello wildlings! We are stoked to be offering powered campsites this year so you can stay comfortable and keep your essentials running — but there are a few important things to know before you arrive.


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🏕️ Campsite Options

You can choose from three powered site sizes:

RV Site: 1 x RV or caravan only (bring your own 15A to 10A adapter) ($250)

Small Site: 9m x 9m ($300)

Large Site: 12m x 12m ($350)


These sites are measured and marked- you must stay within the marked spaces. RVs must be on there own site, vans may park on small and large sites along with tents, Gazebos etc. Cars can be parked on site to as long as it stays with in your boundaries. There will be an over flow car park close by if you would rather use the space for camping instead of a car park!


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⚡ How the Power Works

Each site has access to 1 x 10A / 240V socket at your allocated distribution board.

The system is designed for low-wattage appliances only — phone chargers, laptops, fans, fairy lights.

Generators are not permitted, and large appliances like big sound systems or heaters are not allowed.

Small iPod docks are acceptable — just be respectful of noise, especially at night and early mornings.

 

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✅ What to Bring

At least 2 x 20m outdoor-rated extension leads — tested and tagged.

Your own safe power board (RCD protection recommended).

RV and caravan campers must bring a 15A to 10A adapter.

It is your responsibility to supply and safely connect all leads and boards — we provide the outlet only.

 

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⚠️ Power Use Rules

Maximum draw per campsite is 2,400W (10A) — do not exceed this.

Overloading your circuit can cut off your power and affect other camps on your distro.

Do not leave appliances running unnecessarily.

All leads and appliances must be tested and tagged.

 

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🔒 Our Right to Disconnect

To keep everyone safe and the system running smoothly, we reserve the right to disconnect any campsite that:

Exceeds its allocated power allowance.

Uses untested or unsafe electrical items.

Leaves appliances running unattended.

Is excessively loud or disruptive to other campers.

 

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🔌 Keep in Mind

We aim to provide continuous power, but supply may be intermittent at times.

Do not rely on powered camping for critical or medical equipment.

Our production team will respond to any power issues as soon as possible, but delays may occur if other festival operations take priority.

 

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📝 Quick Checklist

✅ Stay within your site boundary
✅ Bring the right leads, adapters and power boards
✅ Keep your wattage low
✅ Be mindful of your neighbours

Thanks for doing your part to help us keep powered camping safe, simple and fair for everyone

DEKEL - OPEN TO CLOSE . NORTHCOTE THEATRE SATURDAY 19.12 

Wild Horses closes out its 10th anniversary year the only way it could — with Dekel, open to close, for six and a half hours straight.

There are only a handful of artists who know how to unite a crowd like this — to bring an entire dancefloor together as one, to align a room fully into the moment. Dekel is one of them.

Dekel isn't just headlining this one. He's played five Wild Horses festivals, and this November will mark his sixth. His sound has become part of what Wild Horses sounds like — woven into the sonic signature that's carried this festival through a decade. There's no better way to close our 10th anniversary chapter than with an artist we resonate with this deeply. Now he takes over an entire night, start to finish, no one else on the decks.

This is the final event of our 10th anniversary year, and one of the biggest city shows Wild Horses has ever staged — inside a room built for sound. Northcote Theatre has hosted some of music's most legendary names, with soaring ceilings and acoustics few venues can touch. It's also the first time a psychedelic production of this scale has taken over this stage: full lighting design, immersive projection, and a sound system built to match the room.

Expect a night unlike anything Wild Horses has done before — one artist, one journey, six and a half hours, and a production to match the occasion. 

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