Camping.

People attending the festival set up camp at the Nariel Creek recreation reserve, about 12 kms south west of Corryong via Colac Colac. The festival ground has pit toilets, a very basic cold shower and a beautiful creek to swim in. There are some picnic tables on the green, and more are planned for other areas of the Festival site.

We encourage people to minimise their rubbish by reducing, reusing and recycling.. We provide separate bins for rubbish and recyling, and request that all festival goers use them correctly.

Costs.

Camping and entry charges for the festival represent possibly the best value for money for any festival anywhere. The fee is $20.00 for 7 nights camping and all reserve activities, ($15.00 concessions).. $7.50 for dances at Cudgewa. Children under 15 free, but must be accompanied by an adult.

If attending only for New Years’ Eve, the cost is $5.00 at the gate, or $10.00 if camping for the night.

THere are a number of other camping grounds and accommodation options in nearby Corryong. Further information can be found here..

Weather.

Days can be very hot, though there are lots of shady trees. Nights can be very chilly, with a Nariel breeze, and it usually rains at least once!

Local weather can be found online here.

Pets

Dogs are permitted but but must be kept on a leash at all time.

Swimming.

The Nariel Creek is safe for paddling and swimming, provided care is taken. Diving is prohibited and children under 15 must be supervised by a responsible adult.

Food.

Corryong Rotary Club will have hot food, tea and coffee etc available for purchase on New Years Eve at the dance. Sandwiches and tea/coffee are served at the dances held at Cudgewa hall. – no alcohol.

Other

Supplies, motel and hotel accommodation are available at nearby Corryong (12 kms). Colac Colac Caravan Park with hot showers is located 3 kms from Nariel reserve towards Corryong.