Arrival

Travel by Bassliner Bus

Choose our trusted travel partner, “Bassliner”, for an enriched festival experience. With each ticket, you’ll get a round trip to the festival from Berlin or Poznań, a credit worth 80 Euros for food and drink, and our signature Garbicz stainless steel water bottle. Your only concern? A potential border control check. But we’ve got you covered – sit back, relax, and maybe even enjoy a beer!

Arrival by Camper Van

Pass through the village of Garbicz to our accreditation point to receive your reserved Camper Sticker, a must-have to enter the festival grounds. The sticker is exclusively for the vehicle you’ll be sleeping in; vehicles delivering wagons must return to our parking lot after unloading.

This year, we’ve restricted RV camping in the main camping grounds but opened three new dedicated areas for RV/Caravan/Car camping – Sunrise Camp, Silent Camp, and the new Village Camp RV.

At Sunrise Camp, secure a 12×6 meter space for your crew’s RVs, Caravans, Cars, and any tent-dwelling friends for a package deal of €450. SOLD OUT!

Silent Camp offers a slightly smaller 8×4 metre space for the same set-up at €300. SOLD OUT!

The new Village Camp RV provides extra parking spots at the village site for €200, but note that space for a tent might not be available. This site accommodates a maximum of 4 people in a small tent.

Arrival by Car

Only operational crew cars are allowed on site. We have a limited number of parking slots for private cars in the village. More info soon.

Arrival by Train

Train travelers can head to Frankfurt Oder in Germany and split a max. 60 euro taxi fare with other festival-goers, or arrive at the Polish Rzepin station and hail a taxi to the site for just 20 Euros.

Airports & Transfers

For those flying in, the nearest airports are Berlin Schönefeld and Berlin Tegel. If you’ve booked a Bassliner post your flight, meet us at the S-Bahn station Ostbahnhof.