All Frequenty Asked Questions

Tickets & Entry

How much are tickets?

Ticket prices vary depending on the type of pass purchased. Current pricing and booking options are available on the festival bookings page.

What does my ticket include?

Your ticket includes access to the Bony Mountain Folk Festival concerts and activities during the main festival days, along with access to the festival grounds and entertainment program.

Are children free?

Please check the current ticket options on the bookings page for information regarding children and family tickets.

Do I need a ticket for each day?

Festival tickets are typically purchased for the full festival period. Please refer to the bookings page for the exact ticket options available.

Is there a weekend pass?

The festival runs across three main days (Friday to Sunday). Pass options covering the festival period are available via the bookings page.

Can I buy tickets at the gate?

Yes. Tickets can be purchased at the gate and payment can be made via EFTPOS or cash.

Can I buy tickets online?

Yes. Tickets can be purchased online via the festival bookings page on the website.

Ticket Management

Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

If you are unable to attend, please contact the festival organisers regarding ticket transfers.

What happens if the event is cancelled or postponed?

In the unlikely event of cancellation or postponement, ticket holders will be contacted with updated information and available options.

Can I get a refund if I can’t attend?

Refund policies are determined by the organisers. Please contact the festival team directly regarding refund requests.

Do I need to print my ticket?

Printed tickets are not required. Tickets can be presented digitally or confirmed at the gate.

Arrival

What time do the gates open?

Festival gates open Monday 14 September for campers.

Can I arrive earlier in the week if I am camping?

Yes. Campers are welcome to arrive from Monday 14 September, with early-week activities beginning from Tuesday.

What time does the music start each day?

Professional artist performances run Friday through Sunday, with the Friday night concert beginning at approximately 5:30pm.

Is there parking available?

Yes. The festival takes place on a large rural property with plenty of space for vehicles and camping setups.

Camping & Accommodation

Is camping available at the festival?

Yes. The Bony Mountain Folk Festival offers on-site bush camping.

What camping options are available?

Bush camping is available for:

Tents
Car camping
Camper trailers
Caravans
Motorhomes
Fifth wheelers and large rigs

Do I need a separate camping ticket?

Camping arrangements are part of the festival experience. Please refer to the bookings page for details regarding camping access.

When can campers arrive and when must they leave?

Campers can arrive from Monday 14 September. Most attendees depart Monday 21 September, although extended stays may be arranged through festival HQ.

Are campsites allocated or first-come-first-served?

Camping is generally flexible bush camping with plenty of space available across the property.

Vehicles

Can I bring a caravan, camper trailer, or motorhome?

Yes. The property has ample space for caravans, camper trailers and motorhomes.

Can I park next to my campsite?

Yes. Vehicles can be parked with your camping setup.

Is there space for large rigs or buses?

Yes. The festival grounds span around 50 acres, allowing room for larger vehicles and setups.

Facilities

Are toilets and showers available?

Yes. The festival provides porta loos and showers, with showers available for $5 per use.

Are campfires allowed?

Yes. Campfires are permitted and firewood can be provided. Fire drums are also placed around the main stage area in the evenings.

Is drinking water available on site?

Yes. Both rainwater and bore water are available.

Are generators allowed?

Please check with the festival organisers regarding generator use.

Pets

Can I bring my dog?

Yes. Dogs are welcome at the festival.

Do pets need to be kept on a lead?

Yes. Dogs must be contained or kept on a lead due to surrounding wildlife. A dedicated dog run area will also be available.

Festival Experience

What kind of music and performances can I expect?

The Bony Mountain Folk Festival features Australian folk, country, bluegrass and ballad-style music, with performances from award-winning artists and emerging performers.

What other activities are there besides music?

Additional activities include:

Walk-Up performances
Campfire concerts
Bush poetry
Country comedy
Gospel concert
Doggie parade
Markets and community activities

Are there workshops or interactive sessions?

Yes. The festival hosts Ukulele School, where participants attend sessions during the week and perform together in a final concert on Sunday.

Are there markets or food stalls?

Yes. Market stalls operate on Sunday, alongside festival food vendors.

Food & Drinks

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

Yes. Many campers bring their own supplies and cooking equipment.

Is alcohol available for purchase?

Please check with festival organisers regarding alcohol availability.

Are meals available at the festival?

Yes. Food options include:

The famous Shack serving local fillet steaks
Hamburgers
Fish & chips
Boutique coffee shop
Snacks and refreshments

Facilities

Is there mobile reception or internet access?

Yes. The festival location has good phone and internet reception.

Are there shaded or covered areas if it rains?

Yes. The main performances are held under a large marquee, ensuring the festival continues rain, hail or shine

Is EFTPOS available or should I bring cash?

Both EFTPOS and cash are accepted at the gate and festival areas.

What to bring

What should I bring to the festival?

Families

Is the festival family friendly?

Yes. Bony Mountain Folk Festival is known for its friendly, relaxed community atmosphere and welcomes people of all ages.

Are there activities for children?

Children often enjoy the open space, music, markets, community activities and family-friendly environment.