Pukkelpop 2027 guideFrom official sources · checked Oct 14
at a glance
- Camping
- Two official campsites, Camping Chill across from the festival site and Camping Relax a five-minute walk away, need a separate camping ticket that includes a refundable €15 recycling deposit. Campers, caravans and mobile homes are not allowed on the official campsites.
- Bags
- Camel bags are prohibited, and visitors can be searched or patted down before entering; refusing means no entry.
- Payments
- Food and drinks are paid with physical cardboard tokens, which can also be bought in presale and are non-refundable. Most car parks are cashless.
- Water
- Drinking water taps are at the campsites: two at Camping Chill and one at Camping Relax.
- Parking
- Paid parking run by vzw Kiewit with no reservation needed; car parks are cashless, so bring a bank card.
- Shuttles
- Free PKP shuttle buses run between Hasselt station and Kiewit, about 750 m from the festival grounds.
what to bring
Not allowed
- Drugs
- Liquids
- Glass
- Cans
- Laughing gas
- Camel bags
- Sharp objects
- Alcohol
- Animals
- Sound, film, video and photo equipment
- Fires
getting there
Pukkelpop Festival Site
Kempische Steenweg, 3500 Hasselt, Belgium
- BRU
- Parking
- Paid parking run by vzw Kiewit with no reservation needed; car parks are cashless, so bring a bank card.
- Shuttles
- Free PKP shuttle buses run between Hasselt station and Kiewit, about 750 m from the festival grounds.
- Rideshare
- Kiss & Ride zones at Kempische Steenweg 541 (from Zonhoven) and Corda / Research Campus (from Hasselt), plus official taxi stands near the grounds.
- Public transit
- Combi and day tickets include NMBS train travel from any Belgian station to Kiewit station, 500 m from the site and one stop after Hasselt. De Lijn runs free commuter and night buses.
- Accessibility
- Raised viewing platforms at the Main Stage, Club, Marquee and Wave, adapted toilets across the site, and an accessible campsite at the entrance as part of Camping Chill. Register with the subscription form before the deadline to use these facilities.
official faq
When are the campsites open?
The campsites are open day and night from Thursday 09:00 to Monday 12:00.
How does the recycling deposit work?
A €15 deposit is added to each camping ticket and refunded when you return your waste or party tent to a Recycling Point and have your wristband scanned.
Are there showers at the campsites?
Free hot showers, including gender-neutral showers, are open from 08:00 to midnight.
Can I rent a locker?
Campsite lockers are rented for the full weekend only, and festival-site lockers can be rented per day.
Is there bike parking?
Free, guarded bike parking is next to the festival entrance; Pukkelpop is not liable for damage or theft.
What do I need at the entrance?
The ticket holder must be able to match their identity to the name on the ticket.
Where is lost property?
Lost items can be collected from the City of Hasselt from Friday and searched online via iLost.
Where should I buy tickets?
Only through tickets.pukkelpop.be; never buy tickets through social media.
sources
- Pukkelpop frequently asked questions
- Pukkelpop camp sites
- Pukkelpop transport and travel
- Pukkelpop general conditions
- Pukkelpop accessibility
- About Pukkelpop
Collected from these pages on Wednesday, October 14. Festivals change policies close to the date, so check the official site before you travel.
plan pukkelpop
Pick your sets, see what clashes, and build one schedule with your crew. Works offline at the festival.